A Prince Albert resident was recently part of the first-ever Youth Climate Assembly. On Sept. 21 the first-ever Canadian Youth Climate Assembly presented their recommendations to the Speaker of the Senate and other Parliamentarians in the Senate Chamber. Brendan Muskaluk, a 22-year-old from Prince Albert, was a member of the Youth Climate Assembly. They marketed on social media, and they reached out to universities and sent off links that way,” Muskaluk said. The Assembly focuses on preparing for climate risks, climate accountability, and then reducing emissions in the oil and gas sector.