The future of Newfoundland and Labrador won’t look like its past. The province is competing in a global economy that is transforming rapidly as countries and industries work to cut carbon emissions.

Canadian Climate Institute’s early analysis finds emissions are headed in the wrong direction, largely driven by an uptick in ...

The federal government’s new retrofit program will reduce up-front costs for Canadians, drive electrification and energy ...

OTTAWA — Strengthening industrial carbon markets to meet the terms of the Canada-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) would have minimal cost impact on the oil sands sector’s bottom line, ...

Current and proposed policies would get B.C. most of the way to 2030 climate target, latest Accountability report confirms Anna Kanduth, Director of 440 Megatonnes, a project of the Canadian Climate ...

With the country’s first-ever Emissions Reduction Plan on the books, Canada is ramping up action to meet its climate goals. But do we have the workforce we’ll need to power the low-carbon transition?

OTTAWA, September 28, 2022—A report released today by the Canadian Climate Institute shows that the mounting costs from the impacts of climate change are already dragging down Canada’s economy. Our ...

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Answering this question is the focus of our adaptation research stream. Why is climate adaptation important? Climate change resulting from the burning of fossil fuels is already affecting the economy ...

Unhealthy, substandard housing and high energy costs are among the most urgent challenges facing Indigenous people in Canada, yet current measures to close the housing gap fall short due to siloed, ...

OTTAWA—Rick Smith, President of the Canadian Climate Institute, made the following statement in response to the agreement between Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and the federal government on the ...