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How much progress has Canada made on its key environmental challenges? Join us as our independent panel answers your questions!

Canadians know that the scale of the climate crisis demands rapid, transformative action. From announcements about new government strategies and policies to calls from experts and advocates for further action, there's a lot of information coming at us. Keeping track of the big picture can feel like a policy maze.

So where does Canada stand in terms of environmental progress? How well are we doing at tackling and preparing for the impacts of climate change? Where are we on the clean energy transition and in catalyzing Indigenous leadership and ownership as we decarbonize?

Focusing on the federal level, our independent panel will take a step back and take stock of where we are at on some of our pressing environmental issues. They’ll share their views on the big priorities for progress and how we get past barriers to action. And they’ll answer some of your questions.

We’ll cover what we can in an hour, but it’s a big topic so we plan to make this a multi-part series that examines Canada’s environmental progress and priorities from different angles.

PANELISTS

Dr. Judith Sayers.jfif

Cloy-e-iis, Dr. Judith Sayers

President - nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council; Chancellor - Vancouver Island; adjunct professor - the School of Business and Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria

Kathryn Harrison.jfif

Dr. Kathryn Harrison

Professor of Political Science & Chair of Canadian Studies – University of British Columbia

Inayat Singh.jfif

Inayat Singh

National Climate reporter – CBC news

MODERATOR

David Mckie.jfif

David McKie

Deputy Managing Editor – The National Observer

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