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Toronto Climate Week launches in effort to grow Canadian clean tech hub

Published Oct 1, 2025 at 10:57am

The Canadian Press
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Toronto Climate Week launches in effort to grow Canadian clean tech hub

The Toronto skyline is seen on Monday, Aug. 5, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

A new climate conference is kicking off in Toronto that's aiming to highlighting Canada's clean tech and climate innovation sectors.

Toronto Climate Week comes on the heels of Climate Week NYC, which bills itself as the largest climate gathering outside of the United Nations climate conference.

Becky Park-Romanovsky, founder and executive director of Toronto Climate Week, says the new event is meant to help Canada distinguish itself in the space, especially as the U.S. government actively works against climate action.

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