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Canadians (Still) Care About Climate Change (Technical Report)
Read the Executive Summary and Recommendations of our technical report, Canadians (Still) Care About Climate Change: Closing the Perception Gap…
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Canadians Want to Become a Renewable Energy Superpower
Climate change remains a top concern, and Canadians expect action from leaders.
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The View from Here: What Climate Communicators Are Holding Onto and What They Are Letting Go of in 2026.
Off the heels of an intense and often overwhelming 2025, Re.Climate invited a panel of five communicators and organizers to…
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Canadians Haven’t Given Up on Climate Action. They Just Think Everyone Else Has.
Research shows climate doom is far less common than people think. Only a small share of Canadians believe it’s too…
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What 2025 Taught Us About Climate Communications
Re.Climate looks back on a year of research and practice in Canada and what’s next in climate communications.
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Climate Change Takes the Backseat in Canadian Media, Re.Climate’s 2025 Report Finds
Climate policies are being cut, paused or cancelled. Media coverage without context is leaving Canadians in the dark.
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Climate Disinformation: From Denial to Delay at COP30 and in Canada
Obstruction and false narratives are stalling urgent climate action. Here’s how disinformation shapes decisions at the UN summit and across…
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Is “Abundance” the Future of Climate Action in Canada? Inside the Debate on Building, Growth and Clean Energy
As Canada retreats from key climate policies, a new “abundance” narrative is gaining traction—promising growth and optimism, but raising tough…
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Will Mark Carney’s Climate and Jobs Vision Win Over Young Canadians?
As Prime Minister Carney pitches a new era of climate competitiveness, young Canadians say opportunity must come with real action…
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Conservative Leaders are Failing to Respond to the Climate Concerns of their Base
More conservatives support climate action than are opposed to it. So why isn’t anyone talking to them about it?