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2010-2023

Ranking of climate policies from the ten provincial governments and federal government against our policy indicators

Oil & Gas, Electricity, Transportation, Buildings, Equitable Transition

Environmental checkup: reviewing governments’ clean-economy performance

As Canada’s environment ministers prepare to meet, we examined how their governments are performing on climate, energy, and preparedness for the clean economy.

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Cyclist riding the Trans Canada Trail bike path near Canmore, Alberta

For the first time in more than 150 years, Alberta's electricity is coal free

Alberta's rapid phase-out of coal is an environmental success story

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Buildings, Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas, Transportation

New Pembina report assesses state of climate action by governments across Canada

British Columbia and Quebec leading the pack; Alberta and Saskatchewan falling further behind

Cover of All Together Now with flock of snow geese

Buildings, Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas, Transportation

All Together Now

A provincial scorecard on shared responsibility to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Canada

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Portrait of Simon Dyer

Buildings, Electricity

B.C.’s Clean Energy Strategy opens path to net-zero emissions by 2050

It’s time for a plan that will ensure B.C. has an equitable and reliable energy system

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Alberta's electricity grid is currently running coal free and has no coal in the forecast

The province is on track towards phasing out coal decades ahead of schedule with no coal anticipated in the forecast

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Reframed Initiative recognized as finalist for REFBC 2024 Land Awards

BC leaders in sustainable, equitable, and socially just land use to be honoured

Buildings, Oil & Gas, Transportation

Reducing emissions costs less than inaction

Evaluating the most effective ways to reduce emissions benefits from transparent data and acknowledgment of the cost of inaction

Portrait of Monica Curtis

Oil and gas executives’ testimony a reminder that further regulation is urgently needed

Executives fail to present evidence of comprehensive plans or strategies to reduce emissions

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Two men working on a building construction site.

Reducing built-in carbon emissions

The next climate action frontier

Portrait of Rachel Sutton

Flare at a natural gas plant

Newly adopted European Union methane regulations are a game-changer

Stringent import requirements will set a high bar for Canadian oil and gas companies’ future market access

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

Traffic on road to oilsands refinery.

Taxpayers shouldn't foot the whole bill for carbon capture

Three years in, why is the oilsands Pathways Alliance still lobbying for even more public funding for their first and only project?

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Canada and BC program expansion will ensure homes are affordable to heat and cool, safe, and resilient to extreme weather

Announcement shows BC is a leader among provinces on affordable housing, climate resilient buildings

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Second-last coal plant in Alberta is retired

Key milestone for province’s electricity sector shows significant emissions reductions can be achieved with clear and robust regulations

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Modelling future impacts of the oil and gas emissions cap

Contextualizing the Conference Board of Canada’s analysis

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

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