New analysis shows that Canada’s goal of net zero emissions by 2050 will be unreachable without significant policy improvements.

Latest scientific assessment shows rapidly cutting global emissions could contain the damage and avoid devastating weather extremes, including 10° C of winter warming in parts of Northern Canada.

The agreement between Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and the federal government shows the level of ambition needed to reach Canada’s goal of doubling the electricity grid with clean energy.

The federal government needs to show how and when it will implement its new vehicle emissions standard to ensure it meets its 2035 commitment.

Three years into its National Adaptation Strategy, Ottawa has little evidence it is reducing climate risk and should urgently focus and accelerate work to protect Canadians from fire, heat, floods, and other climate impacts.

Proposed Powering Canada Forward Fund would enable Canada to double the capacity of its electricity grid by 2050 without driving up power bills.