Community Climate Transitions welcomes 30 communities to the network

February 22, 2023

By Tamarack Institute

In 2022, 19 trailblazing communities from six provinces took part in Tamarack’s first-ever Climate Transitions Cohort. During a 10-month learning journey, communities worked to develop and implement local climate transition plans through whole-community approaches that involved residents, nonprofits, municipalities, businesses, and other sectors. All communities were committed to centering equity and justice in their climate action. The impact of their work was significant.  

Tamarack continues to work alongside many of these communities while also expanding the network. In 2023, we are welcoming 30 new communities through our second English-speaking Cohort and our first-ever French-speaking one.  

15 members of the new English-speaking Climate Transitions Cohort: 

Halifax Regional Municipality, NS: Community Climate Hubs Initiative (Climate Reality Project Canada), the OATHE Project, HCi3, Ecology Action Centre, Halifax Regional Municipality Council, Youth Council – the African Nova Scotia Road to Economic Prosperity, Prep Academy, Inspiring Communities

North Shore, PEI: Council of Canadians, Canadian Federation of University Women – PEI Chapter, Gulf Shore Community Health Corporation, Member of the Provincial Legislative Assembly, CLIMAtlantic

Quebec City, QC: City of Québec

Collingwood, ON: Town of Collingwood, Collingwood Climate Action Team

London, ON: Climate Action London, Middlesex London Ontario Health Team, London Health Sciences Centre

Markham, ON: Markham Public Library

Middlesex, ON: Municipality of Middlesex Centre

Northumberland County, ON: Community Power Northumberland, Municipality of Port Hope (Council), Municipality of Brighton (Council), Municipality of Hamilton Township’s Environmental Sustainability Committee, Environmental Advisory Committee to the Municipality of Port Hope, Municipality of Cramahe, Town of Cobourg, Brighton’s Sustainability Advisory Committee

Peel Region, ON: Region of Peel

Tobermory, ON: Northern Bruce Peninsula Climate Action Committee 2022, The Meeting Place Tobermory

Finger Lakes Region, NY, US: The Climate Solutions Accelerator of the Genesee-Finger Lakes Region

Regina, SK: Regina City Council, City of Regina

West Kootenays, BC: Regional District of Central Kootenays, West Kootenay Climate Hub, Neighbours United

Vancouver, BC: CityHive

Tahsis, BC: Village of Tahsis Council

To read more visit Tamarack Institute.

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