This course applies climate model projections for communities across Manitoba to illustrate how future risks, vulnerabilities and opportunities will need to be integrated into future projects.

A detailed review of the science and western terminology of climate change to help bridge the gap between Indigenous knowledges and western science. This will also help define the fundamental impacts that climate change has on Indigenous communities and ways of life.

This course provides training focussing on Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA) applications tailored to MB Northern Businesses. This course will prepare Business Sector participants with the tools and approaches needed to undertake their own Tier 1 CCRA for their business and related operations.

This business-oriented course module introduces participants to Business Continuity Planning (BCP) with a focus on small to medium enterprises serving Northern Manitoba. Foundational BCP concepts and the Who, What, When, Where and Why of BCP will be introduced.

Utilizing the Indigenous Climate Atlas, we will explore what risks and risk assessments are from an indigenous perspective. This will include how to develop and create adaptation planning assessment and prioritization tools.

A workshop for professional planners and landscape architects that reviews the adaptive capacity of existing planning policies in Manitoba and proposes new approaches to better integrate novel strategies to adapting to climate change.

This course is focused on how to talk ABOUT climate change. Participants who have completed earlier foundational MCRT courses will dive into the basics of effective climate communication. Participants will explore the importance and the variety of messaging, audiences, and delivery methods. Develop your skills in engaging people and moving them from knowing about climate change to caring about it and being motivated to take action.

This course introduces cost and benefit considerations related to climate change impacts, relevant for business operators and owners. This course builds capacities for understanding a range of costs associated with anticipated climate impacts, including: physical assets, business operations, regulatory compliance, and other areas.

Designing or building infrastructure to last? Using Manitoba-themed example projects and case studies, this course will provide PIEVC tools to conduct climate risk assessment on infrastructure systems.

This course will help define the role that Indigenous Knowledges will play in the future of Adaptation Planning for all people.

A workshop for professional planners and landscape architects that highlights the innate ecosystem services of natural assets and their value in forwarding resilient communities.

We now know that a stable, reliable climate system is no longer something that can be counted on. Learn how codes, standards, and regulations are changing to ensure that our new infrastructure is best prepared for climate changes now and in the future.