SaskPower's coal-fired Boundary Dam electrical plant in Estevan and its workforce are facing uncertainty in the fac of the future energy transition. Photo SaskPower / Flickr CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

National project afoot to future-proof local workforces during climate transition

by Local Journalism Initiative January 17, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative January 17, 2025

By Rochelle Baker | Canada's National Observer An ambitious project is aiming to future-proof the Canadian communities and workforces most vulnerable to disruption as the world transitions to a net-zero economy. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions here and abroad in the coming decades will drive...

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