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Despite mountains of evidence to the contrary, many people still believe that the worst impacts of climate change are a

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Despite mountains of evidence to the contrary, many people still believe that the worst impacts of climate change are a
Author: Eric Murphy Each year, October 1st is Canada’s National Seniors Day, and the International Day of Older Persons. It’s
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When the National Adaptation Strategy began consulting Canadians, we knew it would be a once in a generation opportunity… … Continue readingRead G78 and SCAN!’s Submissions to the National Adaptation Strategy Consultation
There’s nothing intuitive about how we solve the problem of gas-powered car dependence in Canada, especially when you think beyond the young, the able and, perhaps most importantly, the fearless. … Continue readingWe Know We Need Green Transit Solutions. But How Do We Implement Them? The E-bike Presents A Way Forward
2021 has been a year of hope and challenges, a roller coaster ride I think we all wish would end.
Peter Croal and David Paré are members of Citizen Climate Counsel or C3. C3 is a group of eight retired
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Mitchell Beer is the founder and publisher of The Energy Mix, an online publication dedicated to getting crucial climate news
Continue readingMitchell Beer merges journalism with climate advocacy
The conversation surrounding Canadian seniors and climate change has a very consistent tune. Seniors are vulnerable. They are at high
Continue readingSeniors are Climate Leaders in Canada. Why Aren’t They Part of the Narrative?
Roy Culpeper, steering committee member of Climate Legacy and Chair of the Group of 78, has written an op-ed for
Editors Note: For Our Grandchildren and PACA wanted to celebrate the 2nd anniversary of Peterborough’s climate emergency declaration but due