In 2021, Toronto passed a bold new climate plan - but how do we fund the transformation to a net zero city? To kick off our series on the environmental issues at stake in Toronto’s municipal election, we dive into how Toronto’s next City Council can use new climate funding tools to transform Toronto into the sustainable, healthy and equitable city we deserve.

Let’s not make it easier for companies to burn plastic waste

For immediate release March 01, 2022

New Blue Box program put business interests ahead of protecting the environment

Toronto is releasing a new climate strategy with a target of net-zero by 2050 or sooner. This is a critical time to ramp up Toronto’s climate ambition and set us on a path to a climate-safe future.

It can be challenging to navigate the numerous climate policies, strategies, plans, and programs at every level of government. TEA has put together this brief explainer blog to break down what exactly we need to know about Toronto’s climate plans and strategies - especially as the City’s new draft TransformTO Net Zero Strategy is due to be released! 

To address the climate emergency and improve resiliency, local communities need to be engaged in developing solutions that serve community priorities. READ OUR CASE STUDIES: Community Hubs and Climate Action.