Just launched: Carbon Emissions Inventory 2024
Through the Government of Canada’s 2026 Pre-Budget Consultation, TAF has recommended that the federal government invest $180 million over three years to electrify and futureproof existing multi-family buildings.
Public conversations around urban transportation challenges are stuck. Adam Rosenfield is shifting the focus to more holistic strategies, looking at “vehicle-kilometers-travelled” and how to design for more pleasant ways of getting around our cities.
Samia Anwer, Climate Policy Coordinator, writes that Canada must decouple its regulatory direction from the United States.
TAF’s investment in Jule will help accelerate EV adoption with the deployment of battery-powered fast-charging infrastructure and reduce peak-hour demand, supporting a reliable, affordable electricity grid.
Read TAF’s joint statement with health experts urging the federal government to stand by its commitment to the EV Availability Standard.
TAF launches pilot project to expand EV charging in apartment and condo buildings.
Quebec is implementing a comprehensive strategy to upgrade multi-unit buildings to be EV-ready. Understand the incentives and how Ontario can support building owners and tenants to access EV charging at home.
Mississauga’s urban and suburban geography means focusing strategically on decarbonizing the building sector and transportation. Read TAF’s platform recommendations for the City’s next mayor.
TORONTO REGION BOARD OF TRADE – Ian Klesmer, Director of Strategy and Grants, sits down with the Toronto Region Board of Trade to discuss what steps Toronto must take to support the growth of EVs.
Toronto’s next leader should put fast, effective climate action at the centre of the city’s cornerstone strategies for economic development, housing, transportation, health, and more. VP Bryan Purcell discusses three practical actions needed.
