Written by Sydney Whiting Sydney Whiting is an environmental activist, Grade 12 student, and a leader within the Climate Hub of Southern Alberta (@climatehubsa). She cares about the intersection of government, youth, and environmental action, prompting her to pursue studies in political science in the fall. Despite the modest dip in greenhouse emissions due to the pandemic, Canadian communities 一 and our media channels 一 have been grappling with an endless stream of wildfires

Sofia Vedechkina The Climate Reality Project Canada recently sat down with Steve Bentley, an active member of the Calgary Climate Hub. We got to hear a little more about Steve's background as a climate activist and what the Hub has currently been up to. Steve, could you tell me a little more about your background? I was born in Calgary, Alberta, and lived all over Canada before finally moved back to Calgary to settle in for good. I got my Bachelor of Arts in English at the Un

By Jennifer Temmer In recent years, there has been a renewed effort to focus our consumption, charity and development efforts locally. We’re encouraged to buy, eat and even travel close to home to reduce our ecological footprints. Business groups run Buy Local campaigns in nearly every urban center. As a counter reaction to our increasingly digital world, leaders of all stripes – political, religious, educational, environmental – have suggested we strengthen our connection to

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