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From vast forests and wild rivers to prairies, lakes, and the Arctic tundra, Canada’s natural resources are legendary.
But they’re not infinite. Climate change, overuse, pollution, and development are putting pressure on the lands, waters, and wildlife we all depend on.
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From coast to coast to coast, Canadians are coming together to face climate change—one classroom, neighbourhood, and town hall at a time.
Community engagement and education are the spark that turns concern into action, knowledge into solutions, and strangers into allies for a more sustainable future.
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Before we can tackle climate change, we need to understand it.
Climate science and data are the foundation of smart decisions—from farmers planning crops to governments setting emissions targets and communities preparing for floods or wildfires.
Canada’s researchers, universities, and citizen scientists track everything from Arctic ice to urban heatwaves. With powerful models, satellites, and a whole lot of teamwork, they turn raw data into insights for action.
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Cutting carbon emissions is at the heart of climate action—locally, nationally, and globally.
Canada’s economy, cities, and way of life have long relied on energy that comes with a carbon cost. But now, with climate impacts growing, there’s unprecedented urgency—and opportunity—to rethink how we power our homes, travel, grow food, and build the future.
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From prairie grasslands and Arctic tundra to ancient forests and vibrant wetlands, Canada is home to an incredible diversity of life.
But climate change, habitat loss, pollution, and invasive species are putting that richness at risk—along with the ecosystem services we all rely on: clean air, safe water, fertile soil, and a climate that supports life.
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Farming and food don’t just feed our bodies—they connect communities, shape economies, and drive cultures across Canada.
But climate change is transforming the way we grow, transport, and eat food, creating both new risks and new opportunities for sustainable agriculture.
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Too often, decisions about the child welfare and foster care system are made about youth, not with them.
But the truth is, young people in care are the experts in their own lives. Their insights, stories, and dreams are essential for building a better, more compassionate, and more effective system.
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Child welfare and foster care policies shape the daily lives of thousands of children, youth, and families across Canada.
But a system built decades ago can’t always keep up with today’s realities—diverse families, changing communities, and new understandings of trauma, healing, and justice.
Policy, oversight, and reform are about keeping the system accountable, fair, and always improving. It’s about asking tough questions, listening to lived experience, and making changes that put kids first.
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A safe home is just the start. To truly thrive, children and youth in the child welfare and foster care system need strong support for their mental health and wellbeing.
Many kids in care face unique challenges—loss, trauma, frequent moves, or uncertainty about the future—that can weigh heavily on their minds and hearts.
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The child welfare and foster care system isn’t just about policies and paperwork—it’s rooted in legal rights and child protection laws designed to keep kids safe, families supported, and everyone accountable.
Knowing these rights helps children, caregivers, and families make informed choices, speak up for themselves, and challenge decisions when something feels wrong.
But the law can feel like a maze—especially during a crisis. This page helps make it clearer.