Climate Reality Canada Team Profile About me: Originally from Saskatoon, I now live in Winnipeg on Treaty 1 territory. I have a master's degree in natural resource management from the University of Manitoba, and a background in research, organizing and advocacy, and food sovereignty. Past experiences include leading community-based conversations across Canada on the connections between climate change and income insecurity with the Green Resilience Project, and contributing to

Saturday Spotlight Series About me: I grew up in Ontario, and I have been living in Nova Scotia for the last 4 years. I have a combined honours degree in Environmental Sciences and Contemporary Studies, with a minor in Sustainability. During my studies, I specialized in environmental education, mapping equitable transportation systems and analyzing the manifestation of fear and collective action during the climate crisis. For me, it is important to always figure out ways to

By Sarah Leduc Reducing our carbon footprint is a key issue in preserving the environment and conserving our planet's precious resources. As travel is a major source of pollution, it is essential to rethink our ways of doing things in order to reduce the harmful effects of the tourism industry. But how can we travel while minimizing our environmental impact? Here are some tips to adopt a more conscious tourism and reduce our carbon footprint, especially when traveling abroad.

Report from Climate Reality Regional Engagement Coordinator, Sarah Newton, on the Indigenous Clean Energy Gathering held June 1-2, 2022, on the traditional unceded, unsurrendered Algonquin territory, known today as Ottawa, Ontario. The ICE (Indigenous Clean Energy) Gathering is the only national event that every year brings together Indigenous leaders in clean energy, experts and practitioners, partners, utilities, academics, and governments from across Canada to strengthen r

By Solita Work Introduction from Laura Sacks, Regional Organizer for BC Interior and North I am so inspired by Solita's positive and can-do energy. We met as part of a group looking at an active transportation corridor between Nelson and Castlegar, BC – which started as a spin off from a networking meeting with the West Kootenay Climate Hub. We went from it being a "dream" to recently getting a grant for a feasibility study, thanks in a big part to Solita's effusive encourage