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Natural assets bolster climate resilience
Help your municipality understand, value and manage its green infrastructure in the context of climate change with these resources.
  • Asset management
  • Climate change
  • Environment
  • Planning
  • Sustainability
Case study
Measuring the value of natural assets
Learn how the City of Saskatoon began measuring the value of its natural assets as a way of informing municipal strategies for asset management and climate change.
  • Climate change
  • Environment
  • Planning
  • Sustainability
Case study
Climate change adaptation through an equity lens
Learn how the City of Vancouver consulted its most vulnerable residents to incorporate their needs and experiences into climate adaptation initiatives.
  • Climate change
  • Emergency preparedness
  • Environment
  • Homelessness
  • Inclusive communities
  • Planning
  • Sustainability
Case study
Local governments incorporate ecosystem needs into infrastructure plans
Six communities from across Canada partner to access training, data and knowledge on how to best protect their natural assets.
  • Asset management
  • Climate change
  • Environment
  • Water
Tool for municipal clean energy program development
Use the Energy Poverty and Equity Explorer tool to better understand energy poverty in your municipality and develop clean energy programs to reduce it.
  • Climate change
  • Environment
  • Housing
News release
Canadian communities receive federal support to reduce pollution, improve their resiliency to climate change and plan their local infrastructure
Canadians live in cleaner, healthier and safer communities when municipalities develop innovative solutions to reduce pollution, improve energy efficiency and find new uses for their public infrastructure.
  • Asset management
  • Sustainability
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
News release
A more energy-efficient building in Baie-Saint-Paul to reduce greenhouse gas emissions — Backgrounder
The City of Baie-Saint-Paul will carry out a capital project to convert an old oil-burning central heating system to one that burns wood biomass at Maison Mère, the former Petites Franciscaines de Marie convent that the city acquired in 2016.
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
News release
A more energy-efficient building in Baie-Saint-Paul to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Investing in green infrastructure helps communities reduce their carbon footprint and increase their resilience to climate change. It also helps safeguard public health, protect the environment and create a clean-growth economy.
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
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