St. Albert, Alberta – Celebrating History and Accelerating Climate Action
As St. Albert continues to invest in clean energy and community-driven planning, its journey offers a blueprint for other municipalities striving toward sustainability.
As St. Albert continues to invest in clean energy and community-driven planning, its journey offers a blueprint for other municipalities striving toward sustainability.
When Corner Brook received its Benchmark Assessment Report, they were encouraged to see the city’s overall score of – 66% – which told them they were on the right track.
Any discussion of climate resilience or energy expansion must begin with the recognition that Indigenous communities have long borne the brunt of resource extraction.
To achieve its local climate action goals, St-Pierre-Jolys has partnered with Eco-West Canada, a Winnipeg-based not-for-profit organization that promotes sustainable economic development in rural municipalities.
When you talk to Joanna Burris, you quickly notice two things: her enthusiasm for her role as Sustainability Planner for the Municipality of Colchester, Nova Scotia; and how often the word ‘capacity’ surfaces in the conversation.