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Caroline Brouillette
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Director, Climate Action Network Canada
Montreal
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By Caroline Brouillette, Julia Levin| National Observer Verified Across the country, Canadians are suffering from the cost-of-living crisis. We feel it, too. The rising prices of energy, food, housing and transportation, as well as the impacts of the warmest year ever recorded — including wildfires, floods and storms that have taken communities, livelihoods and lives — have touched virtually every household in the country. Some federal politicians and premiers are shamelessly exploiting Canadians’ economic pain to score political points.
By Caroline Brouillette| National Observer Verified When the CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company was named president of this year’s UN climate conference (known as COP 28), many saw it as the encapsulation of all the flaws in our global institutions for tackling climate change. The annual COPs were already facing increasing scrutiny and skepticism. Is it worth tens of thousands of people flying from all over the world to attend? With emissions still increasing, what do these meetings actually achieve?
By Caroline Brouillette, Julia Levin| National Observer Verified Across the country, Canadians are suffering from the cost-of-living crisis. We feel it, too. The rising prices of energy, food, housing and transportation, as well as the impacts of the warmest year ever recorded — including wildfires, floods and storms that have taken communities, livelihoods and lives — have touched virtually every household in the country. Some federal politicians and premiers are shamelessly exploiting Canadians’ economic pain to score political points.
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Climate Action Network Canada
Climate Action Network Canada (CAN-Rac) is a national coalition of over 100 organizations, including environmental groups, labour unions, faith-based organizations, Indigenous communities, and development agencies. It aims to advance climate justice and systemic climate action in Canada. As part of the global Climate Action Network, CAN-Rac focuses on policy advocacy, coalition-building, and public engagement to tackle the climate crisis. Established in the early 1990s, CAN-Rac works to develop evidence-based climate policies and unite diverse stakeholders to amplify their collective impact. The coalition mobilizes grassroots support through educational initiatives and advocacy tools. It also participates in international climate conferences and aligns with global campaigns to critique climate inaction. CAN-Rac serves a wide range of stakeholders, including member organizations, policy stakeholders, and the general public, promoting equitable climate solutions that prioritize community safety and Indigenous rights.
Kenya, Montreal, Canada
+1 343-633-4701
Founded: 1989