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Feb. 8, 2023

Many Canadians are experiencing climate change impacts and want government to do more

Three out of four Canadians say they experienced extreme weather-related events last year, often with negative personal impacts, and 72% want more climate action by government…

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Dec. 5, 2016 

Climate of Change Survey news release

New survey finds Canadians nationwide support government action to spur cleaner energy. Benefits include cleaner air, improved public health and innovation, respondents say.

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