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    Become a data volunteer for the 2023 NCL

    We work with volunteers across the country to collect policies, quantitative data, and case studies tracking municipal action on climate, health, wellbeing and the environment. Our two volunteer training sessions are now complete, but it is not too late to participate! Sign up to receive more information about the NCL and to get involved.

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    Demystifying Data Webinar

    Join us on November 23rd for an interactive learning session on demystifying data for the general public. In collaboration with guest facilitators from Open North, a non-profit working on data governance, you will learn the basics of how local governments use data in climate decision-making and planning, progress-tracking and communicating outcomes.

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    the 2022 national climate league STANDINGS have arrived!

    Our annual, volunteer-led data project tracks the performance of municipalities based on 26 climate, sustainability and social justice indicators.

     

    Which municipalities are leading and which are falling behind on key indicators like public transit ridership, renewable energy, green space, housing affordability, and more? Find out more about the results and the stories behind this project that is all about inspiring action and sharing best practices. Together we can make our cities, towns and regions into healthy, green and safe places to live, work and play.

     

    Together we can make our cities, towns and regions into healthy, green and safe places to live, work and play!!

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    NATIONAL LAUNCH

    During a bilingual virtual kick-off event on April 13, 2023, we unveiled which municipalities are leading and which are lagging on key metrics like transit ridership, renewable energy, green spaces, housing affordability, and much more! 🏬 🚌🌳🚴

     

    This event was also an opportunity to highlight the contribution of volunteers to this citizen lead project, with Ines Sanchez-Rodriguez.

     

    Finally, we were delighted to welcome three speakers from the municipal sector for a round table to discuss political ambition, social justice and how municipalities can do more for the climate, health and well-being of all !

     

     

     

     

  • Pre-ORDER the NCL Standings 2022

     

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    Join us April 13 to celebrate the launch of the 2022 Standings

    The event is an opportunity to share insights on participatory data collection featuring Ines Sanchez-Rodriguez, NCL volunteer, as well as key highlights from the 2022 Standings with Climate Reality Canada's National Campaign Manager, Hannah Muhajarine; and a panel discussion on municipal climate action with panelists from across the country.

  • CITY PROFILES

    Our annual data collection project, led by volunteers, tracks the performance

    of 57 municipalities based on 26 climate, sustainability and social justice indicators. Here is an overview of how some municipalities performed in this year's Standing.

    City Profile: Fredericton
    City Profile: Fredericton
    City Profile: Halifax
    City Profile: Halifax
    City Profile: London, ON
    City Profile: London, ON
    City Profile: Edmonton
    City Profile: Edmonton
    City Profile: Oakville
    City Profile: Oakville
    City Profile: Ottawa
    City Profile: Ottawa
    City Profile: Orillia
    City Profile: Orillia
    City Profile: Québec City
    City Profile: Québec City
    City Profile: Saint John, NB
    City Profile: Saint John, NB
    City Profile: Saskatoon
    City Profile: Saskatoon
    City Profile: Sault Ste. Marie
    City Profile: Sault Ste. Marie
    City Profile: Victoria
    City Profile: Victoria
    City Profile: Toronto
    City Profile: Toronto
    City Profile: Calgary
    City Profile: Calgary
    City profile : Winnipeg
    City profile : Winnipeg
    City profile : Montreal
    City profile : Montreal
  • Snapshot of the National Climate League 2022 winners

    Download the Standings to find out all the results across 26 primary and complimentary performance indicators!

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  • Award-winning

    The National Climate League was among the 2022 Clean50 Top Projects Honourees!

    Congratulations to all of our volunteers and our team for this accomplishment.

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  • city profiles 

    Citizen-led and data-driven, the National Climate League enables volunteers to gather data on
    sixteen carefully chosen primary indicators that reflect a better quality of life for everyday
    Canadians living in municipalities. These Standings then function as both a benchmarking and a lobbying tool comparing how Canadian municipalities fare across these sustainability indicators. The National Climate League, local heroes, fighting for Climate Justice with data. Have a look at how some of Canada's major cities performed in 2021.

  • National Climate League Pod

    Click here to listen to our podcast series in partnership with McGill University and uncover indicators from the 2020 NCL standings. Learn how to be the change you want to see in your community!

  • PREVIOUS Standings

    Download previous National Climate League’s Standings here.

  • Do you want to stay informed about the publication of the Standings each year?

    Sign up to receive our annual email about the publication of the National Climate League’s Standings.

  • About the Climate Reality Project Canada

    The Climate Reality Project Canada is the Canadian branch of the Climate Reality Project, founded in 2006 by former Vice President of the United States and Nobel Laureate Al Gore. Its mission is to catalyze a global solution to the climate crisis by making urgent action a necessity across all levels of society. It does so by training a vast and international network of Climate Reality Leaders to become effective communicators on the science and solutions to climate change.

     

    There are 42,278 Climate Reality Leaders worldwide, of which 1,648 are in Canada. Their mission is to spread awareness amongst their peers and to advance solutions to the climate crisis.

     

    The Climate Reality Canada is also the founder of the Community Climate Hubs initiative, which aims to decarbonise cities across the country.

     

    For more information, visit www.climatereality.ca or follow us on Twitter: @Reality_Canada.
     
    For more information about the National Climate League visit www.NCL-LNC.ca 

    For media inquiries:
    Adam Sommerfeld
    Communications and Social Media Manager

    The Climate Reality Project Canada

    asommerfeld@climatereality.ca | (438) 540-1890