Federal, provincial governments 'ill-prepared' for transition into clean energy sector: report
As the clean energy sector grows on a global scale, there's also growing concern for Canadian communities and workers dependent on the oil and gas sector as a new report says federal and provincial governments may be 'ill-prepared' for a smooth transition.
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