The province
released a progress report Thursday — the first since the plan was unveiled in late 2016 — detailing the actions that have been taken over the past several years.
The plan focuses on seven different areas: provincial government leadership; collaboration with First Nations; GHG emission reductions; adaptation to the impacts of climate change; economic opportunities; accountability and reporting; and funding for climate change.
It includes 118 action items meant to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while promoting economic growth and increasing climate change resilience.
In all, 25 of the items are listed as completed, 87 others are in progress, and the remaining six are listed as “future start”.