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Protest has been critical to social reform. Toronto’s grassroots groups say new rules could hinder them
The City of Toronto conducted extensive public consultation about a new bylaw to prevent protests near “vulnerable social infrastructure.” Despite most residents and community organizations opposing the bylaw, it will come into effect in early July.
Canadian charities are on the frontlines of disaster management—will climate change force a rethink?
Nearly 40,000 Canadians faced evacuation in May alone.
How Indigenous youth are pushing the clean energy transition ahead
As Indigenous ownership of clean energy projects is increasing across Canada, the efforts of Indigenous youth in the sector is crucial.
Election 2025: Who (still) cares about climate finance?
For those who do (still) care, how can they be reached amidst the noise?
How Canadian mining exploration companies get millions from charitable donations tax loophole
“It’s crazy…It’s practically free."
‘Spicy shift’: Canadian asset managers withhold director votes over climate inaction
More than one-third of asset managers belonging to Climate Action 100+ and Climate Engagement Canada voted for more accountability from board members
Axe the tax … and then what?
Climate policies' effectiveness and public acceptance have collided, and the next Canadian government will have to navigate stormy waters.
Nine Canadian funders make historic $405 million pledge to combat climate change
The pledge is the largest-ever such commitment of capital toward the environment in Canadian history, according to initiative organizers
Three years in, philanthropy’s climate pledge in Canada falling short despite bright spots
The initiative has supported dozens of funders to advance their climate work but has yet to reach its goal of 100 signatories
Protest has been critical to social reform. Toronto’s grassroots groups say new rules could hinder them
The City of Toronto conducted extensive public consultation about a new bylaw to prevent protests near “vulnerable social infrastructure.” Despite most residents and community organizations opposing the bylaw, it will come into effect in early July.
Canadian charities are on the frontlines of disaster management—will climate change force a rethink?
Nearly 40,000 Canadians faced evacuation in May alone.
How Indigenous youth are pushing the clean energy transition ahead
As Indigenous ownership of clean energy projects is increasing across Canada, the efforts of Indigenous youth in the sector is crucial.
Election 2025: Who (still) cares about climate finance?
For those who do (still) care, how can they be reached amidst the noise?
How Canadian mining exploration companies get millions from charitable donations tax loophole
“It’s crazy…It’s practically free."
‘Spicy shift’: Canadian asset managers withhold director votes over climate inaction
More than one-third of asset managers belonging to Climate Action 100+ and Climate Engagement Canada voted for more accountability from board members
Axe the tax … and then what?
Climate policies' effectiveness and public acceptance have collided, and the next Canadian government will have to navigate stormy waters.
Nine Canadian funders make historic $405 million pledge to combat climate change
The pledge is the largest-ever such commitment of capital toward the environment in Canadian history, according to initiative organizers
Three years in, philanthropy’s climate pledge in Canada falling short despite bright spots
The initiative has supported dozens of funders to advance their climate work but has yet to reach its goal of 100 signatories
