An brief overview of what happened at COP28 and our presence at this annual conference The text for COP28, the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was adopted by 200 States on December 13 in Dubai, after prolonged negotiations. Members of civil society present on the ground and around the world advocated tirelessly for a more ambitious action plan, justice for the populations and countries most vulnerable to the

Biodiversity and Climate Action Niagara joined the Hub network in 2023 and serves the Region of Niagara. Biodiversity and Climate Action Niagara (BCAN) is a collective of Niagara's citizen-led organizations, environmental groups and nature clubs dedicated to advocating for policies and practices at all levels of government that protect biodiversity and prevent environmental harm. Biodiversity and Climate Action Niagara’s Hub’s Declaration of Emergency WHEREAS there is scienti

Written by Michelle Angkasa, our Southwestern Ontario Regional Organizer. In January, I started my last work term as a final year Environment and Business student at the University of Waterloo (UW). I’ve been doing climate justice organising work on the side since 2019 when I started my undergrad. Since then, I’ve worked with a variety of organizations, including youth-led nonprofits, political parties, and governmental and educational institutions. I’ve planned marches, atte

"Partnerships are crucial to gaining credibility and action in any community." Can you present the Sault Climate Hub for those who do not know you? The Sault Climate Hub is a non-partisan group of concerned citizens advancing climate change mitigation and adaptation to align Sault Ste. Marie with scientific, aspirational and global targets for greenhouse gas emission reductions through action, education, engagement and other activities. The hub is part of the Climate Reality

A conversation between the CCH Manager and a member of the Saskatoon Climate Hub The Saskatoon Climate Hub has had an impressive year. After re-launching this January, the Hub has grown to have regular meetings, hosted events, collaborated with local organizations, and has been involved in a number of advocacy events on local council affairs. Many Hubs advocate for their local councils to act on climate. Local advocacy can take many forms: protests, meetings with councillors,