Toronto zoning changes offer low-cost relief for residents facing rising energy bills6/2026 - TAF comments on proposed Toronto zoning bylaw amendments that make it easier and more affordable for residents and businesses to adopt low‑carbon technologies.
TAF Newsletter: June 20266/2026 - In this edition, we jump into the practical, on‑the‑ground work powering the clean energy transition — a growing retrofit industry, progress on building standards, leveraging tax incentives, municipal readiness for future electricity projects, and a standout green building partnership in Newmarket.
What cities need to know about Canada’s new electricity strategy5/2026 - Bryan Purcell, VP Policy and Programs, responds to the federal government announcement: Powering Canada Strong: A National Strategy for an Electrified Canadian Economy.
TAF Newsletter: May 20265/2026 - Inside this edition: A fresh take on urban mobility, how to get on the record defending green development standards, a free offer to help building owners get EV-ready, a new opportunity at TAF, and more.
Roofs wanted! Inside Toronto’s push to supercharge rooftop solar5/2026 - TORONTO STAR - Toronto has massive, untapped rooftop solar potential. Chris Caners, Director of Clean Electrification at TAF, discusses the Home Solar Accelerator, an education-first coaching program helping homeowners install solar.
Ford’s latest bill collides with cities’ efforts to phase out gas in buildings4/2026 - CANADA'S NATIONAL OBSERVER - Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs, explains the impacts of Bill 98 on municipalities' planning authority, impacting everything from sustainability and the environment, including reducing reliance on polluting fossil fuels in new housing.
GTHA Homeowners Get Free Expert Guidance on Rooftop Solar4/2026 - THE ENERGY MIX - TAF’s Home Solar Accelerator program aims to help at least 1,000 GTHA homeowners install rooftop solar panels over the next four years. Hear from Chris Caners, Director of Clean Electrification, and Julie Leach, Senior Communications Manager, about why TAF launched the program.
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.