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Active Neighbourhoods Canada

With funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Innovation Strategy to achieve healthier weights in Canada’s communities, Active Neighbourhoods Canada is a pan-Canadian initiative using participatory design towards the goal of green, active and healthy neighbourhoods. Led by the Montreal Urban Ecology Centre, in partnership with TCAT and Sustainable Calgary Society, between 2013-2017, twelve projects have been initiated that engage citizens, community stakeholders and local decision makers from priority neighbourhoods in the process of envisioning a healthy vibrant community through interventions to streets and public spaces. These neighbourhoods support walking, cycling and other means of active transportation for everyone, paying particular attention to children, by providing safe and welcoming urban design. The national team is developing knowledge and practical tools that have been distributed amongst professionals and decision-makers to spark sustainable changes to professional practices and policies across sectors impacting population health.

More projects

Capacity Development for Municipal Fleet Electrification

Advancing Energy Labeling in the Residential Sector

Municipal Climate Decisions Calendar

Centre d’appui à l’action climatique (CAAC)

Municipal Climate Implications Repository

EV Costing Study

Market Analysis and Program Design for Municipal Retrofit Programs

BetterHomes Ontario Consortium

Driving Savings Calculator

Map with pins

Climate Action Atlas

Ontario Climate Caucus

Vision Zero and Older Adults

Incubating Suburban Cycling

Municipal Climate Lens Tool

Illustration of a house with bar charts coming out the side

Climate Action Support Centre (CASC)

Accelerating Electric Vehicle Uptake

Partners for Climate Protection (PCP)

Woman bicyclist drinking from a water bottle

Harmonized Heat Warning and Information System

CHEERIO logo

Collaboration on Home Energy Efficiency Retrofits in Ontario (CHEERIO)

Queens Quey Toronto, with pedestrians and a streetcar

Complete Streets for Canada

Muffler emitting exhaust

Air Quality Monitoring Roundtable

Ontario Energy Community of Practice

Lightning bolts over a city

Municipal Adaptation Training Program

The Centre for Active Transportation

Pond in a forested area

Clean Air Council

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