We need to pay more attention to the potential of municipalities in drastically cutting emissions while promoting more equitable outcomes for all.
We need to pay more attention to the potential of municipalities in drastically cutting emissions while promoting more equitable outcomes for all.
Cities have a major role to play locally in response to the climate emergency and its repercussions by strengthening community resilience and developing innovative and more equitable ways to collaborate across sectors.
At this time last year, Community Climate Transitions was merely an idea. There was a vision of what we could create together, but not yet the resources or people to make it happen
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Doughnut Economics is a promising economic framework that is being explored and adopted by...
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This case study looks at how a group of actors in the Montreal climate ecosystem engages with residents to leverage relationships and...
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To end poverty locally, over 330 communities across Canada have been applying a collective...
The Halton Climate Collective is a group of organizations from across sectors (local and regional municipalities, an environmental organization, school boards, and post-secondary institutions) focused on collectively...
The Community Climate Transitions team at Tamarack is launching the Climate Transitions Cohort.
Over 10 months, a group of trailblazing communities from across Canada will take part in a learning journey to develop community...
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a useful framework for communities to make progress on issues that matter to them. Many cities and communities are already working to localize the SDGs, and others are...
