Nationally driven, regionally focused
Each region of Canada has distinct natural resources, energy systems, labour markets and regulatory approaches, leading to varying economic opportunities and strategies for achieving net-zero emissions and a nature-positive future. Accordingly, each Regional Table progresses at its own pace, tailored to the unique needs and opportunities of the province or territory while ensuring Indigenous partners have opportunities to guide regional development and advance key priorities.
Click on a province or territory below to view the progress made under its Regional Table, the identified areas of opportunity, and the joint actions underway through the Collaboration Framework, where applicable:
- British Columbia
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Nova Scotia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Northwest Territories
- Nunavut
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Yukon
Two provinces have opted for an alternate collaboration, which means that they are working toward a clean future through a different approach to the Regional Tables.
- The Alberta-Canada Working Group is comprised of Deputy Ministers and senior officials from energy, environment, industry and central agency portfolios in both governments. This group aims to discuss joint policy priorities and develop a shared information base, ensuring clarity on actions and timelines to achieve the governments’ shared goals of economic prosperity and a carbon-neutral economy by 2050.
- The Quebec-Canada Collaborative Table on Energy and Resources supports Quebec's initiatives toward a strong and sustainable economy.
- Saskatchewan does not currently have a process in place or under discussion, however, engagement continues with Indigenous partners and key stakeholders in the province.