Federal Election 2025

One of the most important things you can do to create change is vote. In this current electoral system, voting strategically is crucial to consider so that the climate voice can be heard.

Listen while you lunch:

What's at Stake: a 2021 Canadian TedTalk about the cost of ignoring climate change mitigation and adaptation solutions

Listen while you lunch:

2024 Ted Talk by Johan Rockström on why tipping points show we can't afford to wait any longer on immediate climate solutions.

Talk while you lunch:

This Katharine Hayhoe 2018 Ted Talk still rings true - if there is one thing we can be active about, it's talking about climate. We are all in this together and your voice and vote matter.

Where voters differ

A 2023 Angus Reid poll shows key divide in a 'foundational climate fact'

Public Opinion on Climate

Canadian data from 2024-25 on climate and election

Affordable and 'Green' Housing

Where the parties stand

Federal Climate Platforms

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Party promises

Promises so far & things to consider

Stay informed on the climate implications of Canada's upcoming election. Our latest whitepaper, Climate-Related Election Promises So Far – March 2025, breaks down the commitments from each party, highlighting key policies and considerations. Download now to see how these promises could impact the environment, Indigenous rights, and Canada’s climate future.

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The impact of climate

Health

Sun and intense heat;
Everyday air pollution plus seasonal forest fire smoke
At a societal level — food insecurity, and mental illness becoming intractable

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Economy

List of top challenges for public finances across Ontario and Canada at all government levels — your taxes!

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Housing

Climate change is increasing the demand for housing in many regions while also decreasing the supply of available housing across Canada through environmental damage and extreme weather events

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