Written by Amanda Page, Regional Organizer for the Atlantic Climate change is a global challenge that demands collaborative action. In this pursuit, the concept of "hubs" takes on a transformative meaning as a connecting force in the journey toward a sustainable future. Climate Reality Project Canada's Community Climate Hubs (CCH) are vital spaces that unite individuals, communities, organizations, and resources to combat climate change. They foster dialogue, education, and c

As Manitobans head to the polls tomorrow to choose their next provincial government, it's the perfect moment to reflect on the impactful journey that climate advocates have embarked on during this election campaign. We've joined hands with numerous partner organizations, including Manitoba’s Climate Action Team , engaged in enlightening discussions on strategic priorities with the Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition , and Better Manitoba , and partnered with 26 organizations to

"The councilors do their best to vote for the best interests of the citizens but need to see what the voters want as well in order to make decisions." Can you introduce yourself for those who do not know you? Nanaimo Climate Action Hub is a non-profit, grassroots, membership driven organization with the goal of advancing climate action in Nanaimo and the surrounding areas through advocacy, local initiatives, and collaboration with other organizations. We are a non-partisan

Written by Emma Bainbridge, 2023 CCH Summer Intern With every year that passes, the magnitude of the climate crisis becomes more apparent. People across Canada are feeling the effects of climate change, whether it’s flooding, wildfires, tornadoes, or heat waves. It is no surprise that during the 2021 federal election, a poll found one fifth of Canadian voters identifying climate action as one of their top priorities. Municipalities influence about half of Canada’s greenhouse

At CRPC, we firmly believe that access to verified information, good faith analysis and data transparency are central to making good decisions about our future as a society, whether at the local or planetary scale. That’s why we’re concerned to see many leaders and media outlets failing to connect the dots between climate change and the more frequent severe weather events and disasters in recent decades. Disastrous flooding, heat waves and storms are some examples. And in rec