Task force crosses partisan lines to call for $55 billion for climate, clean energy
OTTAWA — A new report from an independent task force says Canada’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic needs massive investments in clean energy, climate-resilient buildings and electric cars to keep up with a greener-shifting world.
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