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By CC Goodwin Consulting

About this event

The Department of Environment and Local Government is hosting public engagement sessions on the Review and Update of the New Brunswick  Clean Water Act and its regulations.

These sessions will provide an opportunity to discuss the  Clean Water Act  and its regulations – their scope, what could be improved and whether they reflect the needs and expectations of New Brunswickers today. Participants will be asked to provide input to help shape changes to the Clean Water Act  and related regulations.

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Canada has unprecedented economic and technological opportunities as the world moves to Net Zero. A stable, credible, long-term Net Zero climate plan today will open the door to these opportunities tomorrow. All of the tools necessary to reach our climate, energy, and economic goals – such as pricing industrial emissions, exporting cleaner energy, smart regulations, and Canadian ingenuity – should be part of the toolkit to create that plan.

Canadian Conservatives have been moving towards a credible climate plan, but only when they form governments. Harper did the coal phase-out, arguably the biggest thing we’ve done on climate to date. Alberta and Ontario have industrial pricing schemes that fund other green initiatives. So how do you talk to Conservatives about climate? Tune in to find out from someone who founded Conservatives for Clean Growth and has advised Preston Manning, Ralph Klein, Stephen Harper, Christy Clark among other Canadian Conservative leaders.

Join Saint John Naturalists Club in celebrating 30 years of bird research, conservation, and community at the Point Lepreau Bird Observatory (PLBO)!

Since 1995, PLBO has been monitoring seabird migration along the Bay of Fundy and connecting people with the wonder of bird migration. This milestone event will bring together past and present volunteers, partners, and friends to reflect on three decades of the observatory.

By Sustainability Network

More than 6 months into the mandate of the Carney government there are conflicting signals about the kind of environmental policy agenda that the two-time central banker and global climate advisor who has championed transition finance - would actually lead.

But as the saying goes - show me how you spend your money and I’ll show you your values.

On the heels of the federal budget coming in early November, Tyler Meredith, one of Canada’s foremost fiscal policy experts and a key thought leader in the Liberal Party of Canada will help decode what all this means.

By CLRA

Our last lunch & learn talk for 2025 is this coming Wednesday, November 26th from 12pm - 1pm AST. This talk will feature Dan Khan, a project manager with the Mine Site Reclamation Environment Group, providing an update on Build NS's studies at former mines on Nova Scotia Crown Lands (2018-2025).

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Canada's ENGO sector is in its infancy in terms of promoting decolonization. In this session, the Sustainability Network and Gimiwan Consulting will present three case studies drawn from ENGOs attempting to implement decolonial strategies in their work. The case studies will unpack successes and failures with an eye towards promoting broad sector learning about what decolonization can look like in environmental justice work in Canada.

Join CPAWS NB and the Restigouche Naturalists Club in Campbellton at the Campbellton Centennial Library to explore how strong forest and river protection helps keep your community healthy, safe, and thriving.

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Montana Burgess of Mountaintop Strategies will help ENGO's design campaigns and implement designs to run effective and strategic campaigns through this interactive 2-part training series.

This workshop is for ENGO staff or core volunteers trying to figure out how to develop a new campaign, revamp an existing campaign, or anyone wanting to brush up on the foundations of strategic campaigns. In this challenging time it can be hard to know where to start or how to focus to make progress and build momentum. If you are unsure what specific problem you are trying to be part of solving and how to do it this series can help.

By The Narwhal

Prime Minister Mark Carney seems intent on building his political legacy around getting major development projects built — and establishing Canada as an energy superpower. His controversial Bill C-5 created a pathway for projects to avoid certain regulatory requirements, and he’s sent about a dozen proposals — in mining, energy, electricity and transportation — to the new Major Projects Office in hopes they can be sped along.

By RAD Network and EcoAnalytics and Environics

Cost: Free (Zoom Webinar)

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Organizations working on conservation and stewardship of lands and waters are increasingly building partnerships with Indigenous nations and community members, supporting fundraising, providing technical capacity, and partnering in a diverse number of ways.

Join RAD Network, EcoAnalytics and Environics as we release new research on ENGO financial practices in relation to Indigenous communities, which identifies tangible ways to more powerfully align with commitments to reconciliation. The research builds on previous work to decolonize conservation practices and environmental philanthropy, to specifically examine financial relationships between Indigenous nations, organizations or individuals, and ENGOs.