The federal government, from the outset of its addressing the climate and biodiversity crisis, has acknowledged that these are areas of shared jurisdiction that require efforts by all Canadians and all levels of government.
The federal government has some jurisdiction over some of these issues. For example, we will be developing a clean electricity regulation. We've provided investment tax credits to enable provincial utilities and private sector electricity generators to take advantage of those in order to reduce the capital costs of investing in clean electricity. It will be up to provinces to make those decisions about how to allocate those costs.
The reality is, however, that, as the economy decarbonizes, all jurisdictions, including Ontario, are going to have to invest a lot of money in increasing electricity generation, regardless of whether that generation is clean or not.