Explore CRIS Projects Across Canada
This interactive map showcases local governments that have signed up to receive CRIS Roster Expert support on their infrastructure projects. Click on the icons to learn more about the communities that are building low-carbon climate resilience from coast to coast to coast.
Project Highlights
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Project Stories
Want to learn how the CRIS can impact your community? Discover firsthand stories and case studies on how climate adaptation and mitigation projects are benefitting from the service.
Explore Past Cohorts
CRIS cohorts bring together communities facing similar challenges—whether it’s climate hazards like flooding or wildfires, or infrastructure issues like aging facilities that need upgrades—with trusted place-based project partners and experts from our Roster.
In 2025, 15 small and rural communities from across Saskatchewan participated in the CRIS Ice Rink Cohort, a hands‑on program designed to improve their ice rink upgrade projects, lower costs, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This cohort was delivered in partnership with the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) and Eco West Canada.
Discover Insights from this Cohort
The first CRIS program offered specifically to Alberta communities, this cohort provided access to one-on-one expert support, as well as targeted education and peer-to-peer learning via webinars and working groups delivered in partnership with the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre (MCCAC). Ten participants were matched with an industry expert to help advance their selected low-carbon infrastructure projects.
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In partnership with the Fire Chiefs' Association of B.C. (FCABC), this cohort provided Fire Departments with options to improve wildfire resilience, increase energy efficiency, and ensure continuity of operations during emergencies.
Ready to Future-Proof Your Community?
Register for the CRIS to learn how the Roster of Climate and Infrastructure Experts can ensure your public infrastructure is sustainable and built to last.
