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Video
Watch this celebratory video to see what PCP members are most proud of having accomplished over the past 25 years, including what they look forward to working on in the future.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
  • Planning
Case study
The City of Plessisville, QC, combines education, innovative financing, and emission-reducing projects to meet sustainability goals. Read more in our case study.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
  • Transportation
Read the 2019 National Measures Report to learn how members of the Partners for Climate Protection program are fighting climate change at the local level.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
  • Planning
Guide
Learn how to calculate the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions resulting from your municipal climate change projects.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
  • Sustainability
Guide
PCP’s financing toolkit can help your community fund your programs and initiatives to meet your GHG reduction targets.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Innovation
Case study
Unlike provinces in southern Canada, the northern territories spend proportionately more on heating to cope with a demanding climate. With higher costs come higher emissions, so it's easy to see why the City of Yellowknife focused on energy to meet its GHG reduction targets and to reduce costs.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
Case study
Since adopting its corporate GHG reduction plan in 2010, the City of Nelson has undertaken full and partial building retrofits, green fleet initiatives, and staff and stakeholder engagement workshops.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
Case study
In 2005, the Government of Ontario released the Places to Grow Act, allowing it to designate geographic regions that need further development to accommodate projected population growth.
  • Climate change
  • Energy
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