Toronto Climate Week
Toronto Climate Week, Chloe D’Agostini, Kristy Sadler, Ella, Kaitlyn Osborne, Elizabeth Cockle, Nile ChoiThe official newsletter of Toronto Climate Week.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | tocw.substack.com |
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December 3 edition correction
Our December 3 edition mistakenly omitted the Centre for Social Innovation (CSI) as the organizer and host of We Create Our Futures, TOCW’s opening night party where the Solarpunk Fashion Show took place. We also thank them for organizing t...
We saved HOW much?! + Q&A with an upcycled fashion designer
Welcome to December edition of the TOCW newsletter, the last of 2025. Thank you for joining the movement to bring Toronto Climate Week to life, and for following the journey as we launch a full-week event, June 1-7, 2026.
The numbers are in: What an incredible impact we made together
With 105 events across the city and more than 5,000 participants, Toronto Climate Week proved what’s possible when collaboration takes the lead. Now that we’ve dug deeper into the numbers..,
From forks up to wheels up: Bike Share pass giveaway
Food and transportation are two of the biggest ways that we as individuals can reduce our climate impact.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Toronto Climate Week (Oct 1–3, 2025) is a new city-wide event uniting climate initiatives. Launching as a free, decentralized platform, it aims to showcase Canadian leadership, attract talent, and drive real-world climate solutions.
This newsletter has amazing recipes, meal planning ideas and tips for sustainable eating.
I'm Kaitlyn Osborne, a Toronto-based technical writer with a passion for nature, wellness, and mindful living. I love yoga, cold plunges, and walking with my dog.
Natural storyteller, committed to creating a more sustainable future.
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