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Our Vision
We lead global climate action with integrity, equity, and urgency — transitioning to a regenerative economy that respects planetary boundaries and human rights.
Our Mission
To coordinate and strengthen civil society action to ensure Canada adopts and implements ambitious, science-aligned climate policies that prioritize justice and sustainability.
Fighting For
Climate change is the defining challenge of our generation. Rising temperatures, extreme weather, biodiversity loss, and economic disruption threaten communities globally.

Who We Are

Climate Action Network Canada (CANC) is a national coalition of environmental organizations, Indigenous groups, labour unions, youth networks, faith communities, and social justice advocates working together to advance ambitious and equitable climate solutions across Canada. We exist to strengthen collaboration within Canada’s climate movement — aligning strategy, amplifying collective voices, and increasing our impact on public policy. By bringing diverse organizations together under a shared vision, we help ensure that climate action in Canada is bold, science-based, and grounded in justice.

Our Purpose

Saving Our Climate

  • Coordinate national climate advocacy efforts
  • Advance science-aligned emissions reduction policies
  • Promote a rapid and just transition away from fossil fuels
  • Strengthen accountability and transparency in climate governance
  • Center equity, affordability, and Indigenous rights in climate solutions
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What we achieved last Three years!

Over the past three years, Climate Action Network Canada has worked alongside our members and partners to advance bold, equitable climate action across Canada. Through coordinated advocacy, policy engagement, and public mobilization, we have helped strengthen national climate ambition and accountability.
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Strengthened Federal Climate Policy
Supported Just Transition Frameworks
Advanced Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform

Choose Clean Energy

Switch to renewable electricity providers where available or install solar panels if feasible.
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Improve Energy Efficiency

Upgrade insulation, use energy-efficient appliances, and adopt smart energy management systems.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Minimize single-use plastics, compost organic waste, and prioritize durable, repairable products.
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Support Our Causes
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Our Team Members

Our team brings together policy experts, campaign strategists, communications specialists, and coalition builders united by a shared commitment to advancing bold and equitable climate action across Canada.
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Frequently Asked Questions

This section provides clear, straightforward answers about the mission, priorities, and impact of Climate Action Network Canada. From understanding Canada’s climate responsibilities to learning how our coalition advances equitable solutions, these FAQs are designed to help you better understand the challenges — and the opportunities — ahead.
What is Climate Action Network Canada?
Climate Action Network Canada (CAN Canada) is a national coalition of environmental, social justice, labour, youth, faith-based, and Indigenous organizations working together to advance ambitious and equitable climate action across Canada.
Is Climate Action Network Canada a government organization?
No. CANC is an independent civil society coalition. We work to influence public policy but are not affiliated with or controlled by any government body.
What does CANC do?
We coordinate national climate advocacy, develop policy recommendations, engage with decision-makers, support public campaigns, and amplify the voices of communities most impacted by climate change.
Who are your members?
Our members include environmental NGOs, Indigenous organizations, labour unions, youth groups, health advocates, faith communities, and other civil society organizations committed to climate justice.
What is a “just transition”?
A just transition ensures workers and communities dependent on fossil fuels are supported through training, income protections, and investment in sustainable industries during the shift to a clean economy.
How does CANC work with Indigenous communities?
We support Indigenous leadership, uphold the principle of free, prior, and informed consent, and advocate for climate policies that respect Indigenous rights and sovereignty.
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