Protect Our Winters Canada

Build out the East-West Grid to encourage electrification and the development of clean energy, including grid investments, expanded investment tax credits, and maintaining the stringency of the Clean Electricity Regulation Establish at Statistics Canada a new category for the Outdoor Recreation sector to track key economic data

General policies that advance Canada's commitments within the Paris Climate Agreement. These are typically related to renewable energy projects such as east-west electricity infrastructure and investment tax credits. The focus is increasing overall ambition on climate and nature in order to protect Canada's $102 billion outdoor recreation economy which relies on natural assets (forests, rivers, lakes, fields, mountains) threatened by climate change. General policies that advance Canada's commitments to conserve at least 30% of the country’s land, freshwater, and marine areas by 2030. These are typically related to funding and specific protected areas. The focus is on increasing overall ambition on climate and nature in order to protect Canada's $102 billion outdoor recreation economy which relies on natural assets (forests, rivers, lakes, fields, mountains) threatened by climate change. The development of a national outdoor recreation satellite account within Statistics Canada to capture the economic and social contributions of the outdoor recreation sector. This will help governments and the sector to better understand it's contributions and how to best resource the sector.

General policies that advance Canada's commitments to conserve at least 30% of the country’s land, freshwater, and marine areas by 2030. These are typically related to funding and specific protected areas. We are not policy experts and generally don't speak to a specific policy, but instead focus on increasing overall ambition on climate and nature in order to protect Canada's $102 billion outdoor recreation economy which relies on natural assets (forests, rivers, lakes, fields, mountains) threatened by climate change. General policies that advance Canada's commitments within the Paris Climate Agreement. These are typically related to renewable energy projects such as east-west electricity infrastructure and investment tax credits. We are not policy experts and generally don't speak to a specific policy, but instead focus on increasing overall ambition on climate and nature in order to protect Canada's $102 billion outdoor recreation economy which relies on natural assets (forests, rivers, lakes, fields, mountains) threatened by climate change. The development of a national outdoor recreation satellite account within Statistics Canada to capture the economic and social contributions of the outdoor recreation sector. This will help governments and the sector to better understand it's contributions and how to best resource the sector.