
Webinar: Complete Communities
This Webinar was Held Wednesday May 25th, 4:00 PM Complete communities, also known as urban villages or 15-walkable cities, are compact walkable neighbourhoods where most
At the West Coast Climate Action Network, we’re passionate about empowering communities and organizations across British Columbia to take meaningful action on climate change. With nearly 300 member groups, we amplify voices, share knowledge and drive collaborative efforts to address the climate crisis. Here, you’ll find resources, stories from our member groups, events and updates on our collective journey towards a better future.

This Webinar was Held Wednesday May 25th, 4:00 PM Complete communities, also known as urban villages or 15-walkable cities, are compact walkable neighbourhoods where most

This Webinar was Held Wednesday April 13th, 4:00 PM We continue our webinar series with the need for great cycling, walking and rolling, both urban

This Webinar was held Wednesday April 20th, 7:00 PM The 4th of our four Roundtables will focus on election strategies for climate champions, and how
This webinar was the second of a four-part series, hosted in partnership with RAVEN, in which Indigenous climate action leaders in BC have shared their
This was the first of four webinars, hosted in partnership with RAVEN, on Indigenous perspectives on climate action. In this webinar, we got to hear

This Webinar was Held Wednesday March 9th, 4:00 PM The first of a four part webinar series entitled “Transportation in a Time of Climate Crisis”

A West Coast Climate Action Network discussion paper by Eric Doherty – March 8, 2022 Transportation is British Columbia’s largest single source of greenhouse gas

We see politicians in action every day and hear about the decisions they make in the media. But have you ever considered what motivated these

This Webinar was held Wednesday March 24th, 7:00 PM Perspectives from the Inside. Three elected officials will share their unique perspectives on the challenges and

In Canada, municipalities account for over 50% of the national greenhouse gas emissions (Source: Federation of Canadian Municipalities). This underlines the undeniable need for local

Local Government in British Columbia presents a description of the organization and operation of local governments in the province, ranging from improvement districts serving small
