"The risks to federalism, Indigenous reconciliation, and our ability to navigate a hostile global trading environment make it clear that this is a profound strategic error." www.hilltimes.com/story/2025/1...

COP30 was largely a failure. But one huge development came out of it: 24 countries including Mexico, Kenya, Colombia, Spain, Nepal, and Australia signed an agreement recommitting to the 1.5°C goal and developing a fossil fuel phase-out plan. Read more: climateactionmb.ca/a-new-progre...

Op-Ed in the Winnipeg Free Press today: "We don’t need fossil gas energy" www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/anal...

Manitoba is choosing new gas plants to meet its energy needs. Wind, solar and batteries could close the gap instead. @climateactionmb.bsky.social have a roadmap for Manitoba’s clean energy future⬇️

The MB government’s decision to support a new fossil gas-fired power plant—announced in today’s throne speech—is a major disappointment that undercuts its recent commitments to emissions reductions, affordability and economic development. Read our full response: climateactionmb.ca/new-provinci...

Manitoba is an extremely sunny and windy province. Our new special report shows how we can foster renewable energy to move away from fossil fuels: climateactionmb.ca/the-immense-...

James presented at this town hall yesterday. Over 170 people attended! Residents air concerns about Deep Sky carbon-capture facility. www.brandonsun.com/local/2025/1...

Winnipeg-based Canada Water Agency is being scaled back — just two years after being established. ECCC shrinks as support for Canadian oil and gas production remains strong, said James Wilt, Climate Action Team Manitoba’s policy development manager. www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews...

This morning, Deep Sky—a Montreal-based direct air capture (DAC) start-up founded by executives of the travel app Hopper and the former CFO of Airbnb—announced that it will build a major DAC facility in southwestern Manitoba.

CAT's James Wilt on CBC's Up to Speed this afternoon talking about our response to Manitoba's Pathway to Net-Zero released today: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-....

On the heels of a summer devastated by wildfires, smoke, and evacuations, the Manitoba government released its new Net-Zero Roadmap today. www.manitoba.ca/asset_librar...

"We were hoping to see a strong 2030 emissions reduction target and a 2035 target," CAT's Laura Cameron said. "We need to know where we want to be in five years, and that's important for to drive government policy...also so that we can have some accountability."

Karina Cardona has asthma and a spinal cord injury, so she wasn’t able to breathe when the air quality was particularly bad. After a summer on fire, Manitoba needs a climate plan that protects what’s precious. Tell the MB govt to act now to protect what’s precious: climateactionmb.ca/plan-to-prot...

Climate change is threatening people’s ability to be out on the waters in Manitoba for harvesting, recreation and sacred cultural activities. This doesn’t have to be our new normal. Tell the MB gov't to act now to protect what’s precious: climateactionmb.ca/plan-to-prot...

Many sacred annual ceremonies and community gatherings were cancelled this summer in Manitoba because of climate-change-fuelled wildfires. But this doesn’t have to be our new normal. Tell the MB gov't to act now to protect what’s precious: climateactionmb.ca/plan-to-prot...

Chris Scott knows when you invest in transit, you invest in people. He's tired of seeing it underfunded. Public transit is a climate solution we want to see included in the province’s upcoming climate plan. Tell the MB gov't to act now to protect what’s precious: climateactionmb.ca/plan-to-prot...

Dr. Ann Loewen, CAPE Manitoba chair: "Our health is worth it. All that we are fighting for and advocating for is essential to a life well lived."

Dr. Ann Loewen is a family and emergency medicine physician. This spring and summer she saw the ways the wildfire smoke impacted people’s health and is worried about the long term impacts. Tell the MB gov't to act now to protect what’s precious: climateactionmb.ca/plan-to-prot...

Phil, a beekeeper from Starbuck, MB, spent much of the summer lifting heavy hives in the wildfire smoke. #climatechange is threatening people’s health, livelihoods, homes, recreational and cultural activities. Tell the MB gov't to act now to protect what’s precious climateactionmb.ca/plan-to-prot...

Little Udatli reaches out to give her mom a high-five. Many children in Manitoba (Treaty 1-5 territory) spent a lot of the summer indoors because of toxic air quality caused by climate-change-fuelled wildfires. Write the MB gov't to tell them to act now to protect what’s precious: lnkd.in/gyDz3jUf

Ben Linnick’s friends and family were evacuated from their home in Flin Flon, Manitoba this summer because of climate change-fuelled wildfires. Write the Premier and your MLA to tell them Manitoba needs a climate plan that protects what's precious. lnkd.in/gyDz3jUf

I'm pleased to join 20 other movement leaders in issuing this public invite to come on out this Saturday to DRAW THE LINE – for People, for Peace, for the Planet. ✊☮️🌎 👇 There are about 70 actions taking place across the country. Find the one closest to you here: drawtheline.world/canada?r=CA&...

📆September 20th: Join us and allies like the Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition and @climateactionmb.bsky.social in Winnipeg as we demand a better world and a better future! ✊ We deserve better. Nature deserves better. #DrawTheLine #ClimateEmergency

Check out this great letter ahead of the cross-country "Draw the Line" actions on Sept. 20! "We need to unite across our movements because that is the only way we win." thetyee.ca/Opinion/2025...

Brokenhead Ojibway Nation members in Manitoba reject share in proposed silica sand mine. Hear more on APTN News Brief:

ICJ says failing to curb fossil fuels may be an “internationally wrongful act.” Canada faces a choice: end oil & gas supports now or risk huge climate compensation claims later. @michael-byers.bsky.social: Carney "can no longer justify including fossil fuel projects among his infrastructure goals."

An energy revolution is underway in this century, though it’s unfolded in ways slow enough and technical enough for most people not to notice (and I assume it’s nowhere near finished). It is astonishing – a powerful solution to the climate crisis... [Wrote it a while ago; came out yesterday.]

Manitoba-Eco Network invites you to attend our upcoming event, where we will present the results of our survey “Cold Weather, Hot Weather, and Your Hydro Bills”, with policy research on protecting people from unsafe heat. August 11th, 2025 @ 11AM. West End Commons, 365 McGee St. See you there!

Meghan Mast, our communications manager, was on CBC's Up to Speed this afternoon talking about the (over 500!) postcards we've received from the public, addressed to the Premier. www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

"Maybe it’s time for our leaders to halt the fool’s errand of looking to the past for short-term, carbon-heavy solutions, and start talking to Canadians about a just transition to clean energy." www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/anal...

Governments could be violating international law if they continue subsidizing fossil fuels and issuing new licenses for oil and gas production, the International Court of Justice said in a new advisory opinion.

This article has been making the rounds. Unfortunately, we shouldn't claim this as any kind of win. The "pipeline deal" in question is simply an agreement between provinces to work on a project. There isn't a formal proposal from a company to "walk away from." winnipegsun.com/news/kinew-w...

New blog post from our Policy Development Manager that explains why the proposal of an "Arctic trade corridor" through Hudson Bay "would entrench economic volatility, expensive public subsidies, and environmental risks for little public benefit." climateactionmb.ca/why-an-arcti...

“I am not going away, I will see this through.” Watch this powerful delegation from Wendy Van Loon.

This story doesn't mention that these oil companies have not been forced to pay the massive cost of cleaning up the tailings ponds and have been allowed to pollute the water and air for decades. That cost has been shifted to taxpayers. www.bnnbloomberg.ca/markets/oil/...

Manitoba is having a bad fire season in 2025 with over 300 fires burning over 1.25 M ha thus far. www.gov.mb.ca/conservation... Looks like there may be a rash of new lightning-caused fire starts with lots of lightning today and duff fuel moisture is very receptive to lightning starts.

Good morning with good news: Global utility-scale battery storage deployment skyrockets 54% in first half of 2025, compared to 2024! June also set a global monthly record for deployment, with 7.95 GW / 22.2 GWh installed. Batteries enable solar boom! #energysky www.ess-news.com/2025/07/15/w...

Well over 100 people in the gallery at city hall wearing red for Rob Jenner, demanding council ditch the delay on Wellington Cres bike lanes. Both sides of the gallery had to be opened!

TORONTO – Nine First Nations in Ontario are asking a court to declare a pair of federal and provincial laws meant to fast-track infrastructure projects unconstitutional and are seeking an injunction that would prevent the governments from using some of the most contentious aspects.

#LNG generates emissions & accelerates climate change across its entire value chain—from extraction to combustion. How could this impact Canadians? ⚠️ Extreme weather risks 🏡 Infrastructure damage 💰 Increased energy costs Read more from @iisd.org‬’s Steven Haig & Nichole Dusyk. 👇

Recent polling by Abacus Data shows that a supermajority of Canadians are concerned about the long-term impacts of climate change. As Canadians grapple with extreme heat, storms, and another brutal wildfire season, #climate concern has spiked by 15 points since last October. shorturl.at/P9Kd2

The @winnipegfreepress.com published a letter to the editor from CAT's Policy Development Manager about Premier Kinew's "shockingly out of date" attachment to oil and gas.

Great response in the WFP to Premier Kinew’s “shockingly out of date” information on supporting fossil fuels. In campaign 2023, the MB NDP supported “green” jobs, but now Kinew has revealed that he was going to bat for oil and gas the whole time. What a betrayal for left leaning MB voters. #mbpoli

In the past two years, with surprisingly little notice, renewable energy has suddenly become the obvious, mainstream, cost-efficient choice around the world.

The City of Thompson issued a pre-evacuation alert Friday, warning a mandatory evacuation could be ordered in the next few days should an out-of-control wildfire close Highway 6.

Canada’s first LNG export is historic—for all the wrong reasons. As activist @janellelapointe.bsky.social explains, Canada’s LNG push will wreck the planet, sideline Indigenous peoples, and enrich Big Oil. youtu.be/dgEyGEb_8T4

New analysis from @iisd.org published yesterday, which has a lot of relevance to Manitoba given Premier Kinew's ongoing advocacy for an "energy corridor" to Hudson Bay... www.iisd.org/articles/dee...

To paraphrase @sethdklein.bsky.social The climate fight is a matter of degrees. Each incremental temperature increase brings mass death, suffering. To not do everything in our power to avoid that next incremental increase is obscene www.nationalobserver.com/2025/07/11/o... @nationalobserver.com

No govt in the western world should support oil & gas development in 2025. The priority is to work toward a rapid, orderly transition to clean, cheap renewables. Those who work for expanded fossil fuel exports for a few pieces of silver are not only environmental criminals but economically ignorant.