Summer Solstice 2019

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

5:30 PM - 7:30 PM EST

Jazz Bistro  251 Victoria Street
Toronto, ON M5B 1T8

We're taking over the Jazz Bistro in Toronto again this year - a venue that boasts three floors with a rooftop patio!

Don't miss this great opportunity to network with over 200 solar energy executives, professionals, practitioners and stakeholders. Build your network of solar colleagues and friends and to stay-up-to-date on timely and important industry updates

Ottawa plans to give climate funds directly to Ontario institutions, businesses Ontario's share came into question after Premier Doug Ford scrapped the province's cap and trade program and cancelled climate funding

Ottawa plans to give climate funds directly to Ontario institutions, businesses
Ontario's share came into question after Premier Doug Ford scrapped the province's cap and trade program and cancelled climate funding
November 9, 2018 The Canadian Press by CPStaff

MILTON, Ont. – Environment Minister Catherine McKenna says the federal government plans to disburse money from a climate fund directly to Ontario institutions and businesses after the provincial government cancelled its climate program.

THE ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE LAB IN CONVERSATION WITH DAVID MILLER: THE FUTURE OF THE ENVIRONMENT POST TORONTO ELECTIONS

Friday, November 2, 2018

4:30PM - 6:00PM

1st floor Boardroom/Round Room/Library

315 Bloor Street West

Speaker : David Miller

C40 Regional Director for North America & C40 Ambassador for Inclusive Climate Action

Sara Hughes

Moderator

Assistant Professor of Political Science

Main Sponsor @envirogovlab

Environmental Governance Lab

Join us for a conversation with David Miller, former mayor of Toronto, current C40 Regional Director for North America, and C40 Ambassador for Inclusive Climate Action to make sense of the City of Toronto election results and what they mean for Toronto’s role in responding to the global climate and sustainability crises.

SaskPower's new Power Generation Partner Program (PGPP) Launched

SaskPower's new Power Generation Partner Program (PGPP) Launched
Today, Environment Minister and Minister Responsible for SaskPower Dustin Duncan announced the new Power Generation Partner Program (PGPP). The new program will provide SaskPower with additional sources of electricity, contribute to the province's climate change strategy, and offer the province's industrial and resource sectors another way to reduce their environmental footprint.

Carbon Markets and Climate Finance: Alternative-Financing Paths to a Low-Carbon Future; The University of Toronto’s Path Forward

Carbon Markets and Climate Finance: Alternative-Financing Paths to a Low-Carbon Future; The University of Toronto’s Path Forward

The University of Toronto & the School of the Environment’s, Environmental Finance Advisory Committee (EFAC) are pleased to present: Carbon Markets and Climate Finance:  Alternative-Financing Paths to a Low-Carbon Future; The University of Toronto’s Path Forward.

Star Metro brand officially hits the streets

Star Metro brand officially hits the streets
10 APRIL 2018

Today marks the official launch of the new re-branded StarMetro publications in five Canadian cities - Vancouver, Toronto, Halifax, Calgary, and Edmonton.

Torstar Corp. announced the major national expansion last week. As part of the re-brand, the company will add 20 journalists as it reinvents its Metro commuter newspapers and strengthens its digital news presence.

The Governments of Canada and Ontario announce funding to help people in Ontario save energy and money in their homes and businesses April 4, 2018 Canada and Ontario are working together to take action on climate change and find clean solutions to help homeowners and families save money, reduce energy waste, create jobs and support healthy communities.Today, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna, and the Premier of Ontario, Kathleen Wynne, announced a federal investment of up to $100 million to help the people of Ontario make energy efficient retrofits to their homes - including apartments, townhouses and low-income housing - and businesses.