After witnessing the environmental destruction caused by the wildfires, I was consumed with anger, sadness, anxiety, and shock. I had never felt more compelled to take action, but, at the same time, felt a deep helplessness and uncertainty of how to engage. How does one grieve a forest fallen from climate change, the creatures and communities inhabiting it, and cope with an overwhelming disappointment in humanity?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 4, 2026 What does a climate-friendly Winnipeg look like to the people who live here? A new public engagement initiative is inviting residents to answer this question. The Climate Reality Project Canada, Green Action Centre, and partners are inviting Winnipeggers to share their experiences and ideas for the city’s future by submitting a photo, completing a short survey, or attending a community town hall. Participants can take part in just one or all

Community submission by Sadaf Taimur, Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Centre for Building Sustainable Value (BSV) at Ivey Business School Canada’s climate progress is often measured in tonnes. Tonnes reduced! Tonnes priced! Tonnes traded! These metrics matter, but climate stability is not built in spreadsheets alone; it is built in communities that know how to sustain low-carbon systems long after pilot funding ends. It lives in workers who repair, reuse, and extend

By Elisabeth Fournier, Dialogues pour le climat and International Engagement Coordinator, The Climate Reality Project Canada Amid geopolitical tensions, volatile energy prices, and the climate emergency, the global energy system is at a tipping point. From April 24 to 29, the conference in Santa Marta, Colombia, will bring together nearly 50 countries, including several producers such as Canada, with the goal of moving from commitments to concrete actions to phase out fossil

Over 120 Canadian NGOs call for meaningful participation in the first international fossil fuel transition conference in Colombia For Immediate Release April 2nd From April 24 to 29, 45 countries, including Canada, will gather in Santa Marta, Colombia, for the first-ever International Conference on the Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels . For the first time, a coalition of the willing is coming together to not only set targets, but also to advance concrete pathways to tra