The truth about the Keystone XL pipeline after Senate vote fails to pass

There's nothing more beautiful than enjoying a cup of Canada with your morning coffee. In the Maritimes your background music will be the Atlantic crashing against the shores. In Ontario it will smell like a smouldering farm fire married a sugar bush right before this year's soon to be award winning vintage goes to harvest. You will need to pull your coat a little tighter if your morning begins in Alberta, where you'll be doing that just about any time of year. But you can't buy mountain air that crisply fresh anywhere else in the country. British Columbia's morning coffee on the other hand will leave any Canadian marvelling over the 50 shades of green that exist in one nation alone. From sea to shining sea, this land is a fair one indeed. But what is to become of this Canada if some people get their wish about the Keystone Pipeline? Global News reported Nov. 18 on the future of Canada after what Global refers to as the "biggest nail-biter vote in years" for the American Senate.

JB / Via Facebook

The real lives that will be affected by the Keystone XL