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About The Report: As climate crisis worsens, Canada’s federal government continued to give billions in subsidies and financing for fossil fuels. For 2021, this annual index was able to track…
Read MoreOur work is based on research, science, and a strong understanding of the facts. Below you will find our archive of reports, guides and media backgrounders that are available for download. You can find our government submissions here.
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About The Report: The federal government is facing an important test of its resolve on climate action: whether to approve or reject what would be Canada’s largest open-pit tar sands mine ever, Teck Resources’ Frontier Mine. If constructed, the mine would destroy critical habitat, threaten at-risk species, and infringe on Indigenous rights, all while pushing...
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From washing your face to applying serum for a youthful complexion, our daily skincare routine may involve using as many as 16 personal care products. This means that we’re exposed to hundreds of chemicals every day, many of which are harmful to our health and the environment. Check out our list of top 10 harmful...
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About The Report Over the next five years, oil and gas companies plan to invest at levels that would lock in more than 2°C of warming. Eighty-five per cent of this expansion is slated for the United States and Canada. Oil, Gas and the Climate, which was produced with the Global Gas and Oil Network,...
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About The Report British Columbians may be surprised to learn that in 2018, their government handed out $830 million to the fossil fuel industry – and that’s just when you tally the information that is publicly accessible. Despite the fact that the province is already experiencing significant climate impacts, new subsidies continue to be announced....
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About The Report: As our population grows, where and how we build housing will affect our economy, jobs, traffic and municipal debt. For too long, urban sprawl and gridlock in the Greater Golden Horseshoe (GGH) have been out of control threatening the region’s economy, quality of life, water and food sources. We need to grow...
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