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Environment committee we're doing is cutting edge and actually similar to what you described, Mr. Zilberbrant, such as climate change adaptation to prevent flooding and to protect our streams and rivers. When a business gets involved in one of our programs as a participant or a delivery partner, they're
June 9th, 2015Committee meeting
Mary Jane Patterson
Environment committee at again and have a piece of the funding separated to have not only the commercialization of tech but also the climate change benefits, then groups like the members in our network would have a much stronger chance of being successful more often in programs like that. To the earlier
June 4th, 2015Committee meeting
Mike Morrice
Environment committee that and having the climate change or sustainability-related impact be a criterion would allow for a group like DSA to say they will have businesses setting targets to reduce their carbon impact. They will also increase their profitability and they will grow the low-carbon economy at the same
June 4th, 2015Committee meeting
Mike Morrice
Environment committee supportive the municipality is. What kind of climate change action plan do they have? What amount of funding have they put in? We see often that municipal leadership can very much spur on the private sector to be an active player. To be fair, across the country on sustainability so much
June 4th, 2015Committee meeting
Mike Morrice
Environment committee provincially through funding agencies like the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Through the provincial government we just recently announced that the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change has provided an initial $100,000 to the CoLab network, which allows us, as CoLab
June 4th, 2015Committee meeting
Mike Morrice
Environment committee cost of climate change inaction and the NRTEE estimated that to grow to $5 billion a year by 2020, but at the same time, at the company level there's a business case. It's not only about saving money on their energy bills. It's about attracting employees who are making
June 4th, 2015Committee meeting
Mike Morrice
Environment committee I understand that. I'm sure you're aware of the statements of the Minister of Natural Resources casting doubt about climate change, the 2° Celsius. The World Economic Forum ranks climate change as the third biggest concern overall, and failure to adapt to climate change
June 4th, 2013Committee meeting
Kirsty DuncanLiberal
Environment committee these benefits at $2.1 million annually, and Peel Region at $22.7 million annually. Canada's urban forests face significant threats from invasive pest species such as the emerald ash borer and the mountain pine beetle, as well as climate change, which supports the expansion of invasive
November 26th, 2012Committee meeting
Marguerite Ceschi-Smith
Environment committee I understand that, but, again, I want to go back to the simple point, to zero in on it, because our government is being criticized all the time on the climate change issue. You're basically saying if we did everything that the opposition demanded us to do, demanded
May 29th, 2014Committee meeting
Robert SopuckConservative
Environment committee You have to take note of the concern that Canadians have about the climate change initiatives. Rather than dealing with the reporting requirements as having a huge drop-off—and I would say a $60-million drop-off is pretty serious and another $100-million drop-off here is another
May 29th, 2014Committee meeting
John McKayLiberal
Environment committee are reflected on an annual basis, on renewals and so on. We are taking a leadership role on climate change. We've done more to address the issue of climate change than the previous government. I think that's evident in the work we are doing and the investments we are making in Environment
May 29th, 2014Committee meeting
Leona AglukkaqConservative
Environment committee It is a massive number, and it is climbing. Over the last four years it has averaged about a billion dollars, and it's getting off the chart. If that is true, and the federal government is having to backstop climate change, we've gone from some sort of theoretical idea about
May 29th, 2014Committee meeting
John McKayLiberal
Environment committee Thank you, Mr. Chair. I can speak to the initiatives of Environment Canada around the climate change adaptation initiatives that we administer. I can't speak to the Public Safety budget for disaster compensation to jurisdictions that are hit hard by natural disasters
May 29th, 2014Committee meeting
Leona AglukkaqConservative
Environment committee In terms of mandates, I agree with that mandate. Climate change is the most important issue facing us today. I'd like to come back to follow up on the microbeads piece. Thank you.
May 26th, 2015Committee meeting
Megan LeslieNDP
Environment committee All right. Thank you. I also want to turn to Mr. Martin on our participation in global efforts to negotiate a new international climate change agreement. I was hoping you could give us some sense of where we are at in that process, how Canada is participating in that process
May 26th, 2015Committee meeting
Lawrence ToetConservative