Ongoing Events

• October 26

• The Cambridge Seminar Series on Law and the Climate Crisis returns for 2026/27 - Centre for Climate Engagement

  The Cambridge Seminar Series on Law and the Climate Crisis examines the intersection of legal systems and climate change, emphasizing the involvement of various law fields. It promotes dialogue among experts and is open to students and staff at the University of Cambridge. The series features topics such as climate-related tort law and international law implications, with free registration available for participation.

• CCL Canada’s Climate Leaders’ Launchpad Weekly Calls Every Wednesday - CCL Community

  CCL Canada’s Climate Leaders’ Launchpad Weekly Calls Every Wednesday⏰ 5:00 PM PT | 6:00 PM MT | 7:00 PM CT | 8:00 PM ET | 9:00 PM AT | 9:30 PM NLTRegister on Zoom and save the event in your ... - CCL's Online Community is a place where volunteers can learn and collaborate

• WEBINAR | Bridging Barriers: Advancing Equitable Engagement & Partnerships in Climate Adaptation

  Bridging Barriers is a four-part webinar series focused on climate adaptation, emphasizing relational and systemic barriers rather than technical ones. It aims to equip municipalities and community organizations with tools to enhance equitable climate engagement, promote collaboration, and foster inclusivity. Each session builds on the previous, tackling issues like internal readiness, engagement design, and practical multi-sectoral partnerships. Participants will gain skills to lead equitable initiatives and connect with peers facing similar challenges in climate adaptation.

• Workshop Series - Natural Assets Initiative

  Learn to integrate natural assets into asset management planning through a four-part workshop series designed for Canadian local governments. Each 3-hour session, led by experts, covers topics like defining services, assessing conditions, identifying risks, and valuing natural assets. Open to groups of 3 to 15 participants, the series promotes cost-effective, climate-resilient planning, highlighting the importance of natural assets in supporting community services and enhancing infrastructure strategies.

• Clean Energy Research Group - Department of Political Science - Simon Fraser University

  CERG, a non-for-profit research group

• Community-based Lawyering in Northern, Indigenous Communities

  This content promotes awareness and education on key social justice issues, including access to justice, environmental justice, Indigenous rights, and climate justice. It emphasizes that access to justice is a fundamental human right, ensuring equal protection under the law and the opportunity to be heard. The message highlights the importance of protecting environmental quality and recognizing the rights of Indigenous peoples, including their inherent, Aboriginal, and Treaty rights, which are vital for safeguarding lands and waters. Additionally, it underscores the disproportionate impact of climate change on Indigenous communities, advocating for Indigenous-led climate action and responsible partnership. The resources include videos and educational materials aimed at fostering a more just, inclusive, and environmentally sustainable future by engaging individuals, policymakers, educators, and communities.

• The Climate Ready Communities Series

  Local leadership, lasting resilience. As climate change continues to accelerate, Canadian municipalities and Indigenous communities are at the forefront of responding to its growing challenges. The Climate Ready Communities Series is a FREE virtual webinar and workshop series that brings together municipal leaders to explore innovative, equitable and sustainable strategies for adapting to our changing climate through a climate adaptation and community equity lens. Throughout the series, participants will: Discover groundbreaking infrastructure and housing solutions that are transforming the way communities are designed, built and maintained to withstand climate impacts, while ensuring livability and long-term sustainability.

• Building to Net-Zero (BNZ) Community of Practice (CoP). After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

  The BNZ CoP hosts monthly virtual sessions aimed at addressing challenges faced by municipalities, such as gaining internal support, fostering community engagement, and implementing effective green development practices. Open to all local governments and partners, these sessions include a variety of formats like webinars and workshops to encourage collaborative learning and problem-solving. The sessions are primarily in English, with simultaneous translation available during webinars.

• Registration – BCIROC

  We acknowledge that Nanaimo is located on the traditional lands of the Snuneymuxw First Nation, and we are committed to fostering meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities. By recognizing and celebrating Snuneymuxw language, culture, and history, we honour the Snuneymuxw Nation’s stewardship and affirm our shared responsibility to work towards reconciliation. © C3 Alliance 2025

• Tipping Points Discussion Series

  Take part in the new scientific discussion about looming abrupt changes in the Earth system. This new webinar series invites scientists interested in tipping elements and the broader public to attend.

• Guide to Climate Action by SME: Webinar Series | ECO Canada

  Elevate your business sustainably with our tailored webinar series on GHG accounting, emission reduction, and carbon markets.

• CACOR Zoom Schedule - Canadian Association for the Club of Rome

  See all scheduled CACOR presentations.

• Free Virtual Workshops

  The Outdoor Learning Virtual Workshop Seasonal Series We are excited to offer this series in partnership with Take Me Outside and our Outdoor Learning Partners! Registration is FREE and there will be plenty of draw prizes for attendees! All registrants will receive a discount code to access outdoor learning