How do Ontario residents understand building decarbonization and climate adaptation—and what does that mean for local governments? In this webinar, the EcoAnalytics’ Clean Cities Research (CCR) Project team shared Ontario-specific findings from their Phase 3 survey, with a practical focus on implications for municipalities. The session was tailored for municipal staff working on climate action, buildings, and adaptation, and explored how public attitudes can support effective policy development and communications.
Climate Action Plans
CAC Roundtable: February 2026
Discussion involved CAC roundtable updates, focused on 2026 projects and priorities.
Data Tools for Community Energy Planners and Climate Coordinators
Carbon Credits – Municipal Considerations and Leading Practices
The goal of this meeting and discussion was to share some of the research, learnings and policies that have been compiled across the Clean Air Council network thus far on carbon credit policies, the questions that are going through your brains, conversations that have occurred thus far within your municipalities to better understand the interests re carbon market participation within your municipality and the implications that need to be considered in developing a municipal carbon credit policy. The goal is to bring this collective research together to reduce the need to duplicate research efforts across the network.
- Dorothy Chao, Toronto Transit Commission: Clean Fuel Regulation: Creation and Sale of Carbon Credits (presentation recording)
- Ash Michael & Joshi, City of Toronto Carbon Credit Policy (presentation recording)
- Katelyn Tozer, Region of Waterloo, Carbon Credit Survey Results and Region of Waterloo Questions (presentation recording)
- City of Toronto Corporate Offset Credit Policy
- Draft of CAC Carbon Credit Backgrounder
If you would like a copy of the slide deck, please contact us at cap@cleanairpartnership.org
CAC Webinar: SSG’s GHG Calculator for Municipal Projects
In this webinar, Sustainability Solutions Group (SSG) presented their new GHG Calculator for Municipalities, a free tool for municipal staff across all departments who want to understand the climate impact of their decisions.
This tool was designed by SSG together with the City of Calgary, Region of Durham, and City of Ottawa so that they could quickly understand the greenhouse gas implications of policies and decisions, such as instituting a composting program or adopting a policy to reduce greenfield development.
For a copy of the slide deck, please email cap@cleanairpartnership.org