Canada overlooking a key aspect in adapting to climate change at our peril

While not always visible, strong governance arrangements play a vital role in changing systems and building resilience at scale
In a recent report, Environment Commissioner Jerry DeMarco drew attention to a disconnect between the most critical climate risks facing the country, and the objectives and targets of Canada’s national adaptation strategy.

This summer, once again, many Canadians are seeking relief from excessive heat and humidity, being displaced by wildfires, or worrying about the risk of flash flooding and hail. As the impacts of climate change increasingly

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