Thank for joining the webinar on Participatory Democracy!
On April 24, we co-hosted a webinar with Climate Caucus to launch Advancing Climate Action through Participatory Democracy: Innovative Approaches for Public Engagement at the Local Level, a Climate Reality Canada report by PhD candidate Megan Mattes.
The report is now available for download! Discover innovative case studies on how communities are expanding participation, fostering meaningful dialogue, and ensuring public input drives meaningful policy change!
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leadership corps training
We're thrilled to announce a special one-day training to be held in Vancouver on March 29th as a part of The Reality Tour, a global training series across five continents! This is your chance to join a global network of over 50,000 Climate Reality Leaders and help raise climate ambition in the lead up to the pivotal UN conference on climate change, COP30.
THE 6th 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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Welcome, France, Our new executive director!
We're thrilled to announce that France Pomminville has been named Executive Director of The Climate Reality Project Canada. The whole team is excited to work together to support peer-to-peer learning and community-led climate advocacy across the country!
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.
