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An EV sales mandate is good public health policy, analysis shows

7/2025 - CANADA'S NATIONAL OBSERVER - “While the EV availability standard has been communicated from the beginning as a climate policy, we think it's equally, if not more compelling as a health policy,” said Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs.

TAF Newsletter: July 2025

7/2025 - This edition includes our joint statement with health experts defending strong EV policy, a new charging pilot in multi-residential buildings, and new opportunities at TAF.

Cancelling EV sales targets could cost 11,000 Canadian lives, climate and health experts warn

7/2025 - Read TAF's joint statement with health experts urging the federal government to stand by its commitment to the EV Availability Standard.

The Atmospheric Fund launches EV-ready pilot in multi-family buildings

7/2025 - TAF launches pilot project to expand EV charging in apartment and condo buildings.

During a week when climate change felt closer than ever, Peel councillors learned they’re getting further away from stopping it

7/2025 - THE POINTER - In an interview with The Pointer, Ekaterina Tzekova, Director of Reseach and Innovation, emphasizes the need for the province to develop clean, utility-scale electricity sources.

Doug Ford made it legal to create bird ‘death traps’ to speed up home construction

6/2025 - THE POINTER - Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs, comments that the proposed Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act could restrict municipalities' ability to apply development standards that protect energy affordability, public health, and climate objectives.

Doug Ford’s new housing law leaves Toronto’s ‘green standard’ untouched — but will cost the city’s taxpayers plenty, says staff

6/2025 - TORONTO STAR - VP of Policy and Programs, Bryan Purcell, welcomes the City of Toronto's opinion that Bill 17 does not impact green standards, and warns about confusion and contradictory interpretations moving forward.

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An EV sales mandate is good public health policy, analysis shows

TAF Newsletter: July 2025

Cancelling EV sales targets could cost 11,000 Canadian lives, climate and health experts warn

The Atmospheric Fund launches EV-ready pilot in multi-family buildings

During a week when climate change felt closer than ever, Peel councillors learned they’re getting further away from stopping it

Doug Ford made it legal to create bird ‘death traps’ to speed up home construction

Doug Ford’s new housing law leaves Toronto’s ‘green standard’ untouched — but will cost the city’s taxpayers plenty, says staff

TAF Newsletter: June 2025

Bill 17 can’t stop the momentum for green buildings

How ready for heat pumps is Toronto Hydro?

Ford government bulldozes green building standards with new legislation

Toronto’s green roofs under threat as Ford government pushes Bill 17

News

An EV sales mandate is good public health policy, analysis shows

TAF Newsletter: July 2025

Cancelling EV sales targets could cost 11,000 Canadian lives, climate and health experts warn

The Atmospheric Fund launches EV-ready pilot in multi-family buildings

During a week when climate change felt closer than ever, Peel councillors learned they’re getting further away from stopping it

Doug Ford made it legal to create bird ‘death traps’ to speed up home construction

Doug Ford’s new housing law leaves Toronto’s ‘green standard’ untouched — but will cost the city’s taxpayers plenty, says staff

TAF Newsletter: June 2025

Bill 17 can’t stop the momentum for green buildings

How ready for heat pumps is Toronto Hydro?

Ford government bulldozes green building standards with new legislation

Toronto’s green roofs under threat as Ford government pushes Bill 17

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