$150,000+ in funding awarded across Canada for research on clean growth and competitiveness strategies for a decarbonizing economy
Exploring New Insurance Tools for Canadian Agriculture
Understanding the relationship between the clean energy transition and critical minerals in Canada
Meet the SPI researcher asking a simple but important question: How do we build a more resilient agricultural sector?
Insights from the 2026 Economics and Environmental Policy Research Network Symposium
MSc student in Sustainable Energy Development, School of Public Policy, University of Calgary
Assistant Professor of Economics and Economics Policy at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Saskatchewan
Professor of Sustainability Accounting; Erivan K. Haub Chair in Business & Sustainability, York University
MSc candidate at Simon Fraser University’s School of Resource and Environmental Management
Postdoctoral Fellow at York University
PhD Candidate in Economics, Department of Economics, University of Calgary
Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Department at York University
PhD Candidate at Simon Fraser University
Distinguished Professor, Resource & Environmental Management, at Simon Fraser University
Boosting the impact of public financial institutions can help strengthen resilience, finance nation-building projects and accelerate the transition to a cleaner, more competitive economy.
Key insights from our webinar on blended finance, climate transition planning and nature-related financial disclosures
A frank discussion on climate transition planning, blended finance and nature-related financial disclosures
Why integrating nature into financial decision-making is essential to Canada’s economic resilience
Associate Professor at the School of International Development & Global Studies, Director of the Institute of Environment, University of Ottawa, and Executive Director of the Smart Prosperity Institute
Director of the Economic Research Unit at Environment and Climate Change Canada
