What happens when a government repeals its climate targets?
As some governments adjust their climate targets or repeal the laws governing those goals, Canada’s climate action could become less co-ordinated and transparent.
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- What explains the deep emissions reductions in Canada’s electricity sector?
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Electric vehicle adoption will be critical for Canada to meet its new automotive strategy goals
July 23, 2026
Passenger vehicle emissions intensities have been declining due to electric vehicles and better fuel efficiency standards, but EV adoption must accelerate to meet federal goals.
The health impacts of Canada’s new, smoky summer reality
July 9, 2026
Analysis shows a new normal is emerging, with wildfire smoke creating persistently higher health costs.
Pairing batteries with wind and solar means cleaner, more flexible grids in Canada
June 18, 2026
New indicators show that utility-scale battery storage is starting to take off, providing lower costs, greater flexibility and emissions benefits.
New analysis finds Canada-Alberta MOU leaves emissions largely unchanged
June 4, 2026
The Canada-Alberta MOU substantially changes how climate policy works in Canada, but does little to improve Canada's long-term emissions trajectory.
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Emissions Pathway Tracker
Early Estimates of National Emissions
Canadian Climate Policy Inventory
