Thank you for the question.
I believe that first and foremost we need to change the way we look at the energy transition. By taking thoughtful and decisive action now, we can foster Canadian competitiveness, growth and prosperity for decades to come.
Regionally, each of the provinces operates in a relatively unique natural resource situation. As such, the economic opportunities available to them and the approaches to a green transition and clean energy will differ across the country.
I will continue these conversations. Later this year, I intend to initiate a series of dialogue processes, at the regional level, that will focus on identifying and developing key regional opportunities and opportunities that will create the work of the future.
As the committee is also aware, our government is working to advance legislation and a comprehensive action plan to support sustainable jobs in Canada. This work is guided by ongoing consultations with workers, unions, indigenous partners, employers and provincial and territorial governments to support the future of workers and their communities in the transition to a greener, cleaner economy.