Environment & climate in local government
987 tracked Canadian meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-04. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Hamilton, ON (29)
- Orillia, ON (27)
- Saskatoon, SK (23)
- London, ON (23)
- Port Moody, BC (22)
- Abbotsford, BC (20)
- Durham Region, ON (18)
- Barrie, ON (18)
- Lanark County, ON (17)
- New Tecumseth, ON (17)
- North Grenville, ON (17)
- Kitchener, ON (17)
Latest matching meetings
Stony Plain council to review 2025 environmental and development reports, plus two bylaws
Stony Plain Town Council meets December 26, 2026 at 5:00 PM in the Shikaoi Room at 4905 - 51 Avenue. Council will receive 2025 progress updates on the Environmental Portfolio and Development Activity, and consider two bylaws: a Land Use Bylaw amendment and a debenture bylaw tied to a Recreation Facility. Other items…
No agenda items listed for the meeting
The posted agenda for the Region of Waterloo Sustainability, Infrastructure, and Development meeting on 2026-12-08 contains no listed items. It appears to be a placeholder with no decisions, proposals, or discussions recorded.
Environmental Action Committee meeting cancelled
The Environmental Action Committee meeting scheduled for December 1, 2026, was cancelled. The provided agenda contains no substantive items for discussion or decision.
Open House for development application at Northwest King Street
The body is holding an open house regarding a complete application for the property at Northwest King Street, south of Cottage Street. This session is for public information regarding application 26CD-18-26-02.
No agenda items listed for the Climate Action Committee meeting
The Lions Bay Climate Action Committee meeting on 2026-11-24 has no agenda items provided in the document.
Committee considers repealing carbon charge for electric customers
The Standing Policy Committee on Environment, Utilities and Corporate Services is reviewing several utility rate and budget adjustments. Key proposals include repealing the carbon charge for Saskatoon Light & Power customers and adjusting millions in wastewater treatment funding.
Meeting agenda contains no actionable items
The provided agenda text is a template or corrupted output with no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are recorded for this meeting.
Climate Action Committee to review Early Bird Project and Green Fest
The Climate Action Committee will meet to receive an update on the Early Bird Project. The committee will also conduct a post-event recap and discussion regarding Green Fest.
Lanark County considers amendments to Better Homes Lanark program
The Public Works Committee is discussing proposed modifications to the funding and eligibility criteria for the Better Homes Lanark program. If approved, these changes would take effect on January 1, 2027, and require an amending bylaw.
Gander Committee of the Whole to discuss residential greenspace policy
The committee will consider deferring the second reading of the Residential Greenspace Retention Policy. The meeting also includes reviews of by-law enforcement and fire rescue statistics, and a request for new street name suggestions.
Lethbridge City Council to hold organizational meeting on October 27
City Council will review annual reports and establish the 2027 meeting calendar. The session includes confidential reports regarding appointments to boards, commissions, and committees.
Council to consider zoning amendment for 7877 Wellington Road 8
The Mapleton Council will meet to decide on a zoning by-law amendment and a funding agreement for a municipal pilot program. The body will also receive updates on community grants, arena status, and culture days.
Township of Tay receives provincial consultation on environmental acts
This Council Information Package contains correspondence and advisories for information only. There are no items scheduled for decision or discussion.
Sustainability Committee to discuss transit graph and hold closed session
The Sustainability Committee will meet to review a transit graph report and consider a motion to enter a closed session regarding municipal negotiations. The meeting also includes standard procedural approvals and a holiday social announcement.
Springwater receives provincial funding for free older adult programming
This Council Information Package provides correspondence and notices for council members' information. It includes resolutions from other municipalities and updates on local services and infrastructure.
Committee reviews recommendations for 2027-2030 Terms of Reference
The Environment and Climate Change Committee is meeting to review reports on sustainability and a partnership with Carleton University. The body is also considering recommendations for its 2027-2030 Terms of Reference to be forwarded to the City Clerk.
Committee to review tree preservation framework and zoning updates
The Environmental Stewardship and Action Community Advisory Committee will receive a presentation on the Tree Preservation and Compensation Framework. The body will also review a notice regarding the ReThink Zoning comprehensive zoning by-law and update the 2026 committee workplan.
Grey Sauble Conservation Authority to review 2027 workplan and forestry fees
The Board of Directors will meet to approve the 2027 Workplan and the 2027 Forestry Fee Schedule. The meeting includes a report on the 2026 Workplan and a decision on a fee reconsideration request.
Environmental Services Committee to review Q3 water and wastewater reports
The committee will meet to receive quarterly reports for drinking water, wastewater, and general environmental services covering July through September 2026. The meeting also includes the adoption of minutes from the August 19, 2026, meeting.
Municipal Heritage Committee to discuss heritage designation removal for 36 Broad Street
The Municipal Heritage Committee will meet to discuss the removal of a heritage designation for a property on Broad Street. The committee will also review minutes from the September 16, 2026, meeting.
Vulcan County MPC to review three subdivision applications
The Municipal Planning Commission will discuss three separate subdivision applications and receive a project update from Georgetown Solar Inc. The body will also review a development permit summary.
Centre-ville Hearst Downtown discusses street closures and community projects
The body is meeting to discuss downtown maintenance, seasonal events, and community collaborations. Key topics include the closure of rue George and a painting project with the Club Rotary.
Brockville committee hears Dana St. Greenbelt update and Recreation Advisory Committee annual report
Brockville's General Committee meets Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 4:30 PM in City Hall Council Chambers. The agenda is largely procedural: the only substantive items are an annual presentation by Recreation Advisory Committee Chair John Francis and an information-only staff report (2026-137) on the Dana St. Greenbelt…
No agenda items listed for the Mid-Huron Recycling Centre Board meeting
The agenda for the Goderich Mid‑Huron Recycling Centre Board meeting on 2026‑11‑17 contains no listed items. It appears to be a placeholder with only structural elements and no decisions, proposals, or discussions recorded. No votes or attachments are provided.
MTO presents Highway 21 intersection improvement project details
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation is conducting a detail design and Class Environmental Assessment for intersection improvements on Highway 21 at Mill Road / Cameron Street and The Square. Parsons Inc. presented the project overview, current design, and anticipated timelines to Council.
Environmental Advisory Committee to review 2027 work plan and committee mandates
The committee is discussing feedback for a review of City Council Advisory Committee mandates and finalizing its 2027 Work Plan. Members will also consider a funding request for a climate workshop in Toronto.
Town of Cobourg distributes correspondence for information
This document lists correspondence received by the Town of Cobourg for information purposes. No decisions are being made at this time, though Council members may request items be added to a future agenda.
Council to consider zoning amendment for 119 Tolpts Road
The Archipelago Council will hold a public meeting to consider Zoning By-law Amendment Z03-26. The meeting also includes a Committee of Adjustment session and a deputation regarding rodent management.
Council to discuss CAO recruitment and community funding requests
Woodstock City Council will consider recruitment options for a new Chief Administrative Officer and review funding requests from community organizations. The meeting also includes a petition regarding parking zones and a proposed amendment to the Environmental Advisory Committee code.
Energy, Land and Environment Committee to meet October 15
The committee will hold a public meeting that includes a closed session. The closed session is scheduled to discuss a Managing Director's service area update and energy business matters.
Committee to discuss climate change strategy and agricultural compliance
The Agricultural Development Advisory Committee will receive presentations on the Kawartha Lakes Climate Change Strategy and compliance issues on agricultural lands. The body will also review correspondence from Council regarding high speed rail and a food action plan.
Council receives information on Midtown Oakville public lands and environmental responses
This is a Council Information Package containing memos and correspondence for review. No decisions are scheduled for this meeting; members must request to bring items forward for future discussion.
Climate Change Advisory Panel to discuss Corporate Climate Action Plan
The Climate Change Advisory Panel will meet to receive an update on the Corporate Climate Action Plan process. The panel will also discuss key messages for the next Council meeting and receive an update on the Lanark Climate Action Working Group.
Council to review speed safety in St. Columban and new tree policies
Perth County Council will hear a delegation regarding speed limit reductions and safety improvements in St. Columban. The body is also considering new policies for roadside tree replacement and natural vegetation. Additionally, Council will review a subdivision extension application for Dallmitch Holdings Ltd.
Waste Management Committee to review annual report and grant documentation
The Waste Management Advisory Committee will meet to discuss a final report to Council and a grant from the Perth and District Community Foundation. The committee will also discuss mattress recycling.
Montréal to borrow $11.9M for urban forest plan in agglomeration parks
The executive committee is reviewing several infrastructure contracts, property acquisitions for social housing, and budget transfers. Key decisions include funding for the urban forest plan and the acquisition of a vacant lot in Ville-Marie.
County Council to consider $2.39 million employee benefits renewal
Peterborough County Council will discuss several staff reports and routine consent items. The body is deciding on the renewal of the employee group benefits plan and reviewing annual reports on waste management and climate action.
Watershed Advisory Committee to discuss landowner habitat and funding
The committee will hear a presentation on the Landowner Habitat Program from the Alberta Conservation Association. Members will also discuss a funding opportunity for the Mackenzie River Freshwater Ecosystem Initiative.
Operations Committee to review waste management environmental assessment
The Operations Committee is reviewing the approved Terms of Reference to begin an environmental assessment for the Hearst Waste Management System. The committee is also reviewing the water and wastewater system operation report for August 2026.
Council to consider Climate Action Plan and flood mitigation projects
Merritt City Council will discuss the adoption of a Climate Action and Sustainability Plan and several flood infrastructure projects. The meeting includes votes on zoning and tax exemption bylaws and reports on community facilities.