The Green Municipal Fund Celebrates 25 Years of Impact: Sustainable Communities, Stronger Canada
The Green Municipal Fund Celebrates 25 Years of Impact: Sustainable Communities, Stronger Canada.
FCM urges swift collective action on International Women’s Day to combat rampant harassment and toxicity
On International Women’s Day, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) issues a resounding call to all orders of government to unite against the pervasive harassment culture, urgently addressing the toxic environment disproportionately affecting elected officials—particularly women, BIPOC, and 2SLGBTQI+ representatives.
FCM appoints four new representatives to the Green Municipal Fund Council
FCM announced the appointment of four new representatives to the Green Municipal Fund (GMF) Council.
FCM announces new GMF Council Chair
Today FCM announced that Alan DeSousa, Mayor of Saint-Laurent, QC has been nominated by the FCM President to be the next Chair of the Green Municipal Fund Council.
FCM announces new funding for inclusive communities
FCM is launching Round 2 of funding applications for CanWILL’s Inclusive Community Initiatives.
Low Carbon Cities Canada (LC3) network enters implementation phase following establishment of seven local centres
Low Carbon Cities Canada (LC3) announces a shift from start-up phase to full implementation.
FCM names communities selected for CanWILL funding
CanWILL announces which communities will receive funding as part of its Inclusive Community Initiatives. The project supports women leaders.
Canada and FCM announce support for NZE affordable housing in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
Everyone in Canada deserves a safe, affordable, and sustainable place to call home. That is why the Government of Canada and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) are investing in communities to provide sustainable and affordable housing for residents.
FCM launches Phase 3 of successful CEDI program
Today, we are launching the call for applications for Phase 3 of our Community Economic Development Initiative (CEDI)!
New initiative helps Canadian cities embrace the circular economy
Read about the fifteen local governments have been selected to participate in the Canadian Circular Cities & Regions Initiative’s (CCRI) Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Network, designed to promote job creation and sustainable practices in the post-pandemic economy.