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News Release: Canada’s climate is warming twice as fast as global average (April 2, 2019) Backgrounder: Canada’s Changing Climate (April 2, 2019) Presentation: Technical media Briefing (PDF) (April 2, 2019) Chapter Webinars: Canada’s Changing Climate Report: An Overview (April 18, 2019) Canada’s Changing Climate Report: Changes in Snow, Ice, Permafrost and Freshwater Availability Across Canada (June 6, 2019) Canada’s Changing Climate Report: Changes in Oceans Surrounding Canada (June 19, 2019) Canada’s Changing Climate Report: Changes in Temperature and Precipitation Across Canada (July 4, 2019) ________________________________________________ Headline Statements (PDF, 0.103 MB) Executive Summary (PDF, 4.0 MB) Full Report (PDF, 34.5 MB) Key Messages Table (PDF, 1.6 MB) CCCR National Infographic (PDF, 0.227 MB) CCCR Atlantic Infographic (PDF, 0.227 MB) CCCR British Columbia Infographic (PDF, 0.227 MB) CCCR Northern Infographic (PDF, 0.227 MB) CCCR Ontario Infographic (PDF, 0.227 MB) CCCR Prairies Infographic (PDF, 0.227 MB) CCCR Quebec Infographic (PDF, 0.227 MB) ________________________________________________ For media inquiries about Canada’s Changing Climate Report: Contacts: Sabrina Kim Press Secretary Office of the Minister of Environment and Climate Change 819-743-7138 sabrina.kim2@canada.ca Media Relations Environment and Climate Change Canada 819-938-3338 or 1-844-836-7799 (toll-free) ec.media.ec@canada.ca Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Twitter page Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Facebook page... (Search hits: 0 in body, 0 in title, 0 in categories, 0 in tags, 0 in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 0)

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...Video (9:34): Canada in a Changing Climate: National Issues Report Download shareable products to help amplify the messages of the report: Amplifier products ________________________________________________ Canada in a Changing Climate: National Issues Report Full report (PDF, 28 MB) Foreword (PDF, 190 KB) Overview (PDF, 614 KB) Introduction (PDF, 1 MB) Cities and Towns (PDF, 4 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB) Rural and Remote Communities (PDF, 2 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB) Water Resources (PDF, 3 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB), Presentation (PDF, 1.5 MB), Webinar Recording Ecosystem Services (PDF, 4 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB), Presentation (PDF, 1.5 MB), Webinar Recording Costs and Benefits of Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation (PDF, 3 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB), Presentation (PDF, 1 MB), Webinar Recording Sector Impacts and Adaptation (PDF, 6 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB), Presentation (PDF, 1 MB), Webinar Recording Climate Disclosure, Litigation and Finance (PDF, 1 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB) International Dimensions (PDF, 3 MB), Infographic (PDF, 2 MB), Presentation (PDF, 0.5 MB), Webinar Recording ________________________________________________ For media inquiries about Canada in a Changing Climate: National Issues Report Natural Resources Canada Media Relations Toll-Free in Canada: 1-855-862-1809 Phone: 343-292-6100 TTY: 613-996-4397 Email: NRCan.media.RNCan@canada.ca Follow us on Twitter: @NRCan (http://twitter.com/nrcan)... (Search hits: 0 in body, 0 in title, 0 in categories, 0 in tags, 0 in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 0)

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LEFT – Storm surge on the Sunshine Coast Highway (Highway 101) at Davis Bay, British Columbia, located on the mainland coast nor th of Vancouver, British Columbia, on F ebruary 6, 2006. Photo courtesy of B. Oakford. RIGHT — Example of coastal erosion and roadway damage at Conrads Road on Queensland Beach, Nova Scotia, following the January 4, 2018, blizzard. (see <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_2018_North_ American_blizzard>). Photo credit: Colleen Jones, CBC, January 5, 2018.... (Search hits: 0 in body, 0 in title, 0 in categories, 0 in tags, 0 in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 0)

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The current national assessment has taken meaningful steps to better incorporate Indigenous Knowledge into the process and reports. For example, early in the process, Advisory Committee members from the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK) developed a guidance report for all authors, which provided 5 guiding principles and 8 recommended actions for incorporating Indigenous Knowledge into assessment products. Most of the chapters within the Regional Perspectives and National Issues reports include a key message focused on Indigenous Knowledge and/or case stories that focus on Indigenous themes related to climate change impacts and adaptation. In addition, there will be a stand-alone Indigenous Resilience Report, which is currently being drafted by an Indigenous author team, and targeted for release in 2022. The external review process involved reviewers who are either from Indigenous communities or organizations, and/or who have expertise related to Indigenous themes. The Secretariat also worked closely with colleagues from Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada through the assessment technical committee.... (Search hits: 0 in body, 0 in title, 0 in categories, 0 in tags, 0 in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 0)

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