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THE 2023 NCL REPORT is NOW available!
The 6th edition of the National Climate League Standings report is now available! Explore data collected from over 50 municipalities, featuring detailed policy scans, data visualizations and in-depth analysis. Download your copy today to see the latest on municipal climate action across Canada.
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YOU'RE INVITED TO CELEBRATE PEOPLE-POWERED CLIMATE ACCOUNTABILITY
Join us on October 3rd for a webinar marking the launch of the National Climate League (NCL) report, a volunteer-driven survey of climate plans, targets, policies, and programs for 53 municipalities across Canada.
Over the past year, 51 volunteers dove deep into local plans, reports, dashboards, and meeting minutes to gather data assessing their municipality on 23 climate policy indicators and 5 outcome indicators. The survey included municipalities from all 10 provinces, ranging from small towns to large cities.
Join us in welcoming Ian Bruce as Acting Executive Director
Ian will be a familiar face for many of you. A long-time member of our board of directors, Ian recently stepped down from his governance role after 15 years of service. Ian’s considerable experience in the climate movement in executive, research and advocacy roles will be invaluable during this leadership transition while the search for a new executive director is underway.
Thank you, André-Yanne for for five years of visionary leadership, inspiring collaboration and exciting milestones
As you may have heard, after five years as our Executive Director, André-Yanne Parent will be stepping down as of April 19, 2024. It is with mixed feelings of sadness and introspection that we say goodbye, but, more than that, our hearts are filled with gratitude for her five
years of dedication, leadership, vision and passion.
In memory of Matt Chapman
It is with heavy hearts that we inform you of the deeply sad news of Matthew Chapman’s passing.
Matt’s legacy is deeply embedded in the very DNA of Climate Reality Canada. We mourn the loss of a colleague and pillar of the organization, a visionary, and a friend. Our hearts are with Matt’s family, his wife Véro and two daughters Adeline and Flora, as well as everyone who, just like us, followed Matt into the exciting endeavours his brilliant—and at times rebellious! —mind conjured. Matt, we miss you so much already. We will continue to celebrate your legacy and try, humbly, to keep up the incredible work you started. We love you.
We invite you to celebrate Matt’s life, share your memories and support his family.
Access 5 years of NCL data all in one spot !
Introducing our new National Climate League dashboard. This dashboard showcases all the data the NCL has amassed since 2018 in an easy-to-navigate format.
Use this dashboard to identify top-performing municipalities; compare your municipality to others of similar size or located in the same province; identify temporal trends in a specific indicator category, and more.
new resource: toolkit for rural and remote communities
Rural and remote communities are integral to Canada's economic, cultural, and social fabric. However, these communities face heightened susceptibility to the adverse effects of climate change, including droughts, floods, crop failures, and wildfires. This toolkit aims to support climate advocates and organizers based in rural and remote communities in empowering their friends, families, and neighbours to join together and transform themselves and their communities into climate leaders.
when is now
Climate Action Through Art — Climate Reality Canada is excited to join a global movement demanding ambitious action from the political leaders who are set to convene this November
at the 27th of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in
Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.
Combining visual arts and poetry, When Is Now is an impassioned appeal
to imagine a sustainable world and express solidarity with the populations most
vulnerable to climate change. The effects of the climate crisis are already
being felt and art is a powerful tool in the sharing of these stories.
OVER 700,000 CANADIANS HAVE ATTENDED A CLIMATE REALITY PROJECT CANADA PRESENTATION
2022 Annual Report
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