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‘Critical Minerals’ in Manitoba’s Energy Transition

‘Critical Minerals’ in Manitoba’s Energy Transition

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Feb 19, 2026 | In The News, Position Statement

Image credit: Cameron MacIntosh/CBC Introduction At the centre of the energy transition lies an uncomfortable fact: many technologies that help reduce emissions rely on so-called “critical minerals,” yet mining these resources has significant negative social and...
Funding Public Transit is Smart Climate Policy 

Funding Public Transit is Smart Climate Policy 

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Feb 17, 2026 | In The News

Originally published by the Winnipeg Free Press on Feb. 14, 2026 By: James Wilt (Policy Development Manager for Climate Action Team Manitoba) The ongoing difficulties arising from Winnipeg Transit’s network redesign has further spotlighted the urgent need for...
Manitoba Hydro’s New IRP Plans for Fossil Gas Reliance, Dismisses the Alternatives

Manitoba Hydro’s New IRP Plans for Fossil Gas Reliance, Dismisses the Alternatives

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Feb 10, 2026 | In The News

Manitoba Hydro has finally published its 2025 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), which provides a 10-year plan for the province’s electricity and fossil gas needs. In the IRP, Manitoba Hydro came up with ten possible development plans, which were then narrowed down to...
How Does Manitoba’s Climate Funding Measure Up?

How Does Manitoba’s Climate Funding Measure Up?

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Jan 28, 2026 | In The News

Photo credit: CBC News The current Manitoba NDP government was elected on the promise to fight climate change, describing it as “one of the greatest challenges of our time.” In years prior, then-opposition NDP MLAs introduced a bill that would have required Manitoba...
Budget 2026 Must Have Climate Action Funding

Budget 2026 Must Have Climate Action Funding

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Jan 28, 2026 | In The News

Originally published in the Winnipeg Free Press (Jan 21, 2026) By: Laura Cameron (Director of Programs & Strategy for Climate Action Team) The past year’s record-breaking wildfires and drought have brought climate-change impacts to the fore in Manitoba. In...
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  • Why Building AI Data Centres Would Threaten Manitoba’s Clean Energy Future
  • ‘Critical Minerals’ in Manitoba’s Energy Transition
  • Funding Public Transit is Smart Climate Policy 
  • Manitoba Hydro’s New IRP Plans for Fossil Gas Reliance, Dismisses the Alternatives
  • How Does Manitoba’s Climate Funding Measure Up?
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