Green roofs and charging stations: what Ontario wants to ban in cities4/2026 - RADIO-CANADA - Evan Wiseman, Senior Climate Policy Manager, explains Bill 98 will result in more construction using gas and higher bills for Ontarians, and will not fundamentally change the way things are built in the province.
Could this be the end of green building standards in Ontario — again?4/2026 - THE CANADIAN PRESS - Bill 98 "strip cities of a tool to design their communities" based on local needs, said Evan Wiseman, Senior Climate Policy Manager, in an interview with Jordan Omstead. "These changes will improve the profit margins for developers, but our communities will suffer."
Home Solar Accelerator will help GTHA homeowners go solar4/2026 - TAF launched Home Solar Accelerator today, offering homeowners in the GTHA free, personalized support to install rooftop solar systems, paired with optional battery storage.
Budget you’d pass if climate change wasn’t a problem’: Ford doubles down on highways4/2026 - THE POINTER - Evan Wiseman, Senior Climate Policy Manager, explains Bill 98 will not speed up construction, nor reduce costs for Ontarians. Instead, it will increase reliance on American gas, while reducing public input in how communities are designed.
Ontario moves to gut green development standards, undercut affordable energy4/2026 - THE ENERGY MIX - Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs, explains how Bill 98 undermines energy affordability, public health, and climate objectives.
Ontario’s Bill 98 undermines energy affordability and independence4/2026 - Bryan Purcell, VP Policy and Programs, responds to Ontario’s Bill 98, the Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act, 2026.
TAF Newsletter: March 20263/2026 - This edition includes financing tools to decarbonize buildings, a new program to help scale home solar and storage, a report on the future of data centres in Ontario, new job opportunities, and more.
Cities feeling the heat should plan to passively mitigate3/2026 - DAILY COMMERCIAL NEWS - Taric Somani's blog, written during his internship with TAF, is quoted in this article discussing passive cooling and what cities can do to mitigate the urban heat island effect.
TAF Newsletter: February 20262/2026 - This edition includes a fresh take on building prosperity through Ontario’s construction sector, TAF’s top Ontario budget recommendations, a new carbon assessment tool for grant seekers, and more.
Canadians cautiously optimistic with Carney’s EV plan: rebates make a comeback2/2026 - THE POINTER - TAF's Senior Manager of Climate Policy, Evan Wiseman, highlights the difference between the EV Availability Standard and the federal government's new auto strategy, now a fleet-wide emissions metric, an approach that depends on how stringent targets are.
Mixed Reactions, Unanswered Questions Surround Carney’s New Auto Strategy2/2026 - THE ENERGY MIX - TAF's statement on the federal government's new EV strategy is included in The Energy Mix's round-up of reactions from experts.
Canada’s National Model Codes introduce operational GHG limits2/2026 - CANADIAN ARCHITECT - "A new era for building codes in Canada" by TAF's Research & Innovation Director, Ekaterina Tzekova, was republished in Canadian Architect.