Julie Dabrusin

People feel very strongly that there’s a lot of work ahead of us.

But this was not a political exercise, and I want to really be clear about that, because the science of climate change is real.

It was released with a news release; any experts who produced the report were made available to answer questions.

Building that resilience now is how we keep Canadians safe and keep life affordable for the long term.

Canada’s climate is changing. Our government is investing to make these communities more resilient, so that people are protected from flooding, extreme heat and other risks.

That city is receiving nearly $800,000 to install cooling measures in its parks to help residents stay cool in extreme heat.

The potential effects within federal jurisdiction are justified when taking into account the benefits this project will provide.

Through meaningful Indigenous engagement and evidence-based decision-making, it helps create the conditions for job creation, economic opportunity and responsible development.

Canada's impact assessment process is designed to support well-planned projects that benefit communities.

We need an approach … that changes the structure of (the) economy, so that emissions reductions become a feature of economic growth, not a constraint on it,