Bill McKibben Webinar, sponsored by Seniors for Climate (SFC)
2026-04-08 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Toronto) | On Zoom, Canada
On April 8, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. EDT, join Bill McKibben and Seniors for Climate to examine the growing clean energy transition – as part of Seniors for Climate’s unifying theme for 2026: Break Through the Climate Silence.

Here comes the Sun: Driving a Renewable Energy Revolution
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CALL is a partner under the wider umbrella of Seniors for Climate and is helping to sponsor and deliver this special event with renowned climate activist and author Bill McKibben, whose latest, best-selling book “Here Comes The Sun”, is spreading the word about the clean energy revolution.

Bill will talk to us on this theme and address how this clean energy revolution is quietly accelerating around the world. As one of the world’s leading climate voices he will bring this positive message to us, across Canada on April 8th at 6:30 p.m. EDT.
Be sure to join us!

Biidaasige Park, Guided Walk June 5th, 2026 - Join Us!
2026-06-05 10:30 - 12:30 | Biidaasige, 51 Commissioners St., Toronto, ON, M5A 1A6, Canada
Join us on Friday, June 5th from 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. for a guided nature walk at Biidaasige Park in Toronto.

Discover this sweeping green space that lines the new mouth of the Don River. It is the largest park to open in Toronto in a generation and the first public space to open on Ookwemin Minising a 39.6 hectare (98 acres) artificial island in Toronto’s Port Lands. The park was built as part of an innovative approach to flood protection and offers exciting opportunities to observe Toronto’s biodiversity.
REGISTER HERE:

About the Host: Your experience will be led by avid hike leaders and nature enthusiasts Judy Sheridan and Joanne Hunter.

Note: meet in front of the Old Fire Hall 30 at the intersection of Commissioners St. and Munitions St.

Sponsored by: Toronto Climate Week

The Power of Action - Live Event in Toronto
2026-06-07 14:00 - 16:30 | Fairview, 35 Fairview Mall Drive, Toronto, ON, Canada
Also as part of Toronto Climate Week come to this free, open discussion on how you can make a difference in the climate change movement.
This interactive event at Fairview Public Library invites you to:

hear from people already engaged in climate action;
take part in round table discussions;
learn what you can do in your neighbourhood and beyond;
find out about useful resources & perhaps find an organization that attracts you.

Expect lively conversations, plus snacks and music!
To learn more about this event and join, REGISTER here.

Climate Action for Lifelong Learners (CALL) and Seniors for Climate Action Now! (SCAN!) have teamed up with diverse groups that address climate solutions to host this event at the Fairview Public Library, 35 Fairview Mall Drive in North York.

Toronto Climate Week

Individual Action Interest Group Mtg - Voting for Climate Change Action
2026-06-08 13:30 - 15:00 | For location, please RSVP by emailing, membership@climatelearners.ca
Join the Individual Action Interest Group on June 8th for an in-person discussion on “Voting for Climate Change Action” with guest speaker Roberta Tevlin.
LOCATION & REGISTRATION: Midtown – further details will be provided when you register at: membership@climatelearners.ca

VOTING FOR CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION:
Roberta will help us explore how changing voting systems might be the most powerful climate work we can do. We’ll look at evidence-based research and analysis on voting systems, including studies involving countries around the world which show how reform to the voting system can lead to more effective climate action. This will be a lively discussion with lots of time for Q & A. Plan to join us!

Climate Advocacy Mtg - Are We Meeting Paris Agreement Commitments?
2026-06-17 10:00 - 11:30 | On Zoom, Canada
At our June 17th Climate Advocacy Interest Group meeting, we’ll take stock of the direction the federal government is taking to meet its Paris Agreement commitments and review the various critiques of the government’s direction. As background to this discussion, click here to listen to the Herle Burly’s podcast Environment vs Energy: The Shift in Public Policy.
We will also follow up on the actions discussed at the May meeting regarding Ontario’s climate policies.

CLICK HERE to join the meeting on Zoom on June 17 (advance registration is not required.)
