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Ottawa Promises $40M in Carbon Tax Cash to Upgrade 172 Ontario Schools

Ottawa Promises $40M in Carbon Tax Cash to Upgrade 172 Ontario Schools

Apr 6, 2021 | Building Professional, Membership, News and Updates

NAIMA Canada welcomes tangible, cost-effective projects that prioritize energy efficiency through the building envelope, such as this initiative for schools across Ontario. Energy efficient upgrades have the power to transform schools.

For Health, Climate, and Jobs, Canada Needs a Major Housing Investment

For Health, Climate, and Jobs, Canada Needs a Major Housing Investment

Mar 16, 2021 | Membership, News and Updates

Improving Canada’s housing supply — including more efficient heating and better insulation — will reduce Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions and make residents safer and more comfortable. Read more …

Canada’s New Climate Plan Released

Canada’s New Climate Plan Released

Dec 11, 2020 | Membership, News and Updates

The Canadian government has unveiled Canada’s new Climate Plan. The plan, entitled A Healthy Environment and a Healthy Economy, aims to create 2 million green jobs and commits …

NAIMA Canada’s New Website Is Here

NAIMA Canada’s New Website Is Here

Aug 14, 2017 | Building Professional, Home Owner, Membership

We’re excited to announce that our new and refreshed website has been launched. The new site boasts a design that will work on both mobile and desktop versions, giving our site a great user experience on all devices. We’ve also improved the structure of our content,...
New Report: Health Benefits of a Low-Carbon Future

New Report: Health Benefits of a Low-Carbon Future

Jul 13, 2016 | Building Professional, Membership, Uncategorized

The City of Toronto commissioned a report to explore the health benefits of reducing greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere through improvements in a number of areas, including increasing energy efficiency of buildings. Although Toronto-centric, the report has some...
Ontario Releases Climate Change Action Plan

Ontario Releases Climate Change Action Plan

Jun 13, 2016 | Building Professional, Membership

The Government of Ontario released its five-year Climate Change Action Plan on June 8, leading the province towards a low-carbon economy. The Plan, which is to be funded by the Cap and Trade Program’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Account (GGRA), includes the following...
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