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27 July 2026
Résilience climatique : qui est laissé pour compte ?
The author contends that climate change amplifies existing inequalities, making it critical for Canadian adaptation plans to move beyond infrastructure and focus on people. By integrating accessibility and reconciliation into the design of emergency responses and infrastructure, the author argues that governments can create a safer environment for all citizens, particularly the elderly, people with disabilities, and Indigenous communities.
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Themes: climate change adaptation climate resilience wildfire extreme heat indigenous rights
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climate justice emergency management infrastructure
Canadian Climate Institute
Document type: Statement
Regions: Canada

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