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Ontario’s wine industry supports 22,300 jobs and $5.49 billion in economic impact, yet nearly all wine bottles are used only once.
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.
Climate change
This backgrounder is an updated version of our November 2025 backgrounder on the poor business case for LNG. It provides an analysis of the issues with Canada’s growing LNG export industry, Public funding should not be allocated to LNG development as it represents a transfer of taxpayer resources to private corporate profits,...
Climate change
This backgrounder examines where global energy investment is heading and what that means for Canada’s economy. It highlights the growing investment in clean energy, the increasing risks facing oil and gas, and the significant economic costs of climate change. It also outlines the opportunity for Canada to use the Investment Summit to...
Climate change
This backgrounder examines the unprecedented level of access the fossil fuel industry had to the federal government during Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first year in office. Drawing on data from the federal Registry of Lobbyists, it highlights the scale of industry lobbying, identifies the most-lobbied ministers and companies, and explores how increased...
Climate change
This analysis compares Ontario’s planned nuclear-heavy electricity pathway with a renewable energy alternative built around wind, solar, battery storage, and energy efficiency. It finds that the nuclear expansion approach would be significantly more expensive and carry greater financial risk than a cleaner, more flexible system. The findings highlight key questions about affordability, reliability, and the long-term direction of Ontario’s energy future.
Climate change
Climate change is rewriting the rules of home insurance across Canada, as wildfires, floods, and extreme weather events increase in frequency, insurance premiums are rapidly rising. Understanding the risks and acting on them has never been more critical for Canadian families and communities.
Join more than 370,000 Canadians who are working together to ensure a climate safe, toxic-free, healthy environment.. Whether you sign an online petition, attend an event or workshop, register for email updates, or write a letter to a decision-maker, you make change happen.
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