An open letter from Matthew Chapman, president of Coalition Climat Montréal to Yvan Cardinal, Pincourt’s mayor Dear Mayor Cardinal, Many residents of the Communauté Métropolitaine de Montréal recognize the value of our few remaining green spaces. They serve as natural
On Friday February 9th, more than 120 persons got together at Wesmount Park United Church to celebrate Coalition’s 3rd anniversary. On that occasion, we showcased the work being done by local activists and entrepreneurs in transportation, circular economics, eco-neighbourhoods, urban
Achieving an Ecological and Unified Transition Synthesis of recommendations The Montreal Climate Coalition asks the city of Montreal and all the candidates who hope to represent the city, to adopt the recommendations developed at the public consultation on “The reduction
From June 19th to June 22nd, over 140 mayors and 1,400 delegates were reunited in Montreal for the 12th Metropolis World Congress. Let it be known that Denis Coderre was reelected as president during the general assembly. The discussions’ conclusions
On June 17th, Montreal Climate Coalition held its first annual general assembly since its incorporation. The assembly was part of a larger event that took place throughout the whole day. The inspiring film Demain was presented during the forenoon and
Aware that climate change is one of the biggest challenges of our generation, The Government of Canada is currently holding a broad consultation on our energy’s future. All citizens are encouraged to share their ideas and suggestions in order to
Montreal’s first citizen conference on the protection of natural spaces, Forum Nature, was held at the Maison du Développement Durable April 16, 2016. More than 100 academics, scientists, and environmental experts, from over 40 organizations, shared research and ideas about how to protect Montreal’s few
Québec’s largest construction project in 50 years is being rushed through a superficial consultation process to the detriment of users, non-users, and the climate. Despite attractive alternatives, the outcome, earnest participants are beginning to understand, is pre-ordained. Alain Dubuc’s piece