The Kyoto commitment for Canada is one of the greatest and most ambitious in the world. The Government of Canada presents to all Canadians Moving Forward on Climate Change: A Plan for Honouring our Kyoto Commitment.
Canada is proud and honoured to have hosted, together with the City of Montréal, the United Nations Climate Change Conference. The Conference took place from November 28 to December 9, 2005.
What's New ...
- Government of Canada Hails Agreement on Montreal Action Plan at UN Climate Change Conference [December 10, 2005]
- The Montreal Action Plan: Notes for an Address by the The Honourable Stéphane Dion, President, UN Climate Change Conference [December 10, 2005]
- Canada Joins Arctic Nations in Statement on Climate Change in the Arctic [December 9, 2005]
- Canada-Mexico Sign Joint Statement on Climate Change Cooperation During The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Canada [December 8, 2005]
- Speech for Opening of Joint High-level Segment [December 7, 2005]
- Canada and the Republic of Korea sign Memorandum of Understanding on Clean Development Mechanism Initiatives [December 7, 2005]
- Opening Ceremony: Arctic Day Parallel Event – United Nations Climate Change Conference [December 6, 2005]