Ministry of Rural and Community Development
Elected Officials Quick Start Guide to Climate ActionGuide to Climate Action for Elected Officials released. Covering quick and simple things local government elected officials can do to save money, show leadership, improve community health and ceate local jobs by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Climate Action Secretariat is excited to provide Green Team Training to partner organisations from across the province in early 2012.
The Fresh Outlook Foundation is hosting its 5th Building SustainAble Communities conference February 27th to March 1st, 2012 at the Delta Grand Resort in Kelowna, BC, Canada.
Join us in the beautiful City of Kimberley as we fill our toolkits with the latest advancements in energy efficiency, greening of the building code, renewable energy, net zero homes and more.
New Methodology for Reporting B.C. Local Government Greenhouse Gas Emissions for users of alternative measurement tools.
The availability and use of onsite renewable energy technology for buildings in BC has
The City of North Vancouver continues to lead the way in building a sustainable community through innovative and effective energy and greenhouse gas management programs which are deliverin
How can your community improve energy efficiency, reduce GHG emissions, and foster local green energy solutions? With a Community Energy and Emissions Plan (CEEP).
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities will begin accepting new applications for capital projects in the energy, transportation, waste and water sectors; as well as for plans, feas
The information contained in this guide is intended to help local governments make strategic choices about using Development Permit Areas effectively for action on climate change.
The GCC is pleased to extend the deadline for the SMARTTool incentive to February 24, 2012.
The Community Energy Association is pleased to announce the latest update to Funding your Community Energy and Climate Change Initiatives.
