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Pledges to Progress: A Call for Credible Climate Transition Plans in Canada

As the global economy shifts toward a low-carbon future, credible climate transition plans have become essential. Canada must move beyond climate pledges by embedding transparent, time-bound, and actionable transition plans into business and policy strategies to remain competitive and advance climate progress.

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Canada’s Climate Adaptation Strategy Falls Short

According to a new report Canada’s long-awaited plan to help communities prepare for the growing impacts of climate change is stumbling, warning that the federal government has failed to design an effective National Adaptation Strategy.

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Four Climate Priorities for Canada’s First 100 Days Under PM Mark Carney

As Canada’s new government under Prime Minister Mark Carney takes office, the first 100 days offer a crucial window for bold climate action. From strengthening carbon pricing to finalizing clean energy incentives, here are four policy priorities that can set the stage for a more resilient, low-carbon economy.

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Alberta’s Carbon Price Freeze: A Short-Term Relief or a Long-Term Setback?

Premier Danielle Smith’s decision to cap Alberta’s industrial carbon price at $95 per tonne has drawn sharp criticism from climate policy experts. Critics warn the sudden freeze jeopardizes billions in low-carbon investments and undermines business confidence. While the government defends the move as a measure to protect competitiveness, experts say it creates more instability than relief.

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