By Sofia Vedechkina The Climate Reality Project Canada recently sat down with Charles Montpetit, writer and founder of the Antipublisac movement - a movement that calls for a review of how flyers, including the Publisac, are distributed throughout the city. Charles, could you tell me a little more about the creation of your Antipublisac campaign? I started the movement in October 2017, when I received an unwanted Publisac myself. I first tried to complain to the company, and

The Climate Reality Project Canada’s National Climate League releases its inaugural standings today, involving hundreds of Canadians in tracking the progress of 23 municipalities on climate action and well-being. For Immediate Release Montreal, December 11, 2018 – While international attention is focused on climate negotiations at COP24 in Poland, a first-of-its-kind crowdsourced ranking of climate action and quality of life is published today by The Climate Reality Project C

The National Climate League sparks competition among Canadian communities to boost quality of life while cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Montréal, Canada (August 14, 2018) — The National Climate League (NCL) launches today to measure what matters to citizens across Canadian municipalities. Which major metropolitan centre leads on air quality? Which suburbs enjoy the best public transit service? Which towns have set themselves apart on waste management and green jobs? In a r

By the NCL Team Winnipeg laces up to get playing in the National Climate League! During breaks in this warming-up period, we sat down with the Winnipeg Climate Hub to talk about their preparation, their expectations and the importance of obtaining data that matters to citizens. In Winnipeg Hub's words, discover why every Canadian city and town should take advantage of this League. Why is important for The Winnipeg Hub to measure what matters to citizens? You get only what you