KICLEI Alberta
LOCAL ACTION NATIONAL RESULTS
Take action today in Alberta…
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Complete Survey
Share your voice! Complete our survey on the PCP program to help shape local decisions and priorities that reflect our community’s values.
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Petition
Make your voice count! Sign our petition to encourage local leaders to prioritize community-based solutions over global programs.
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Write Local Council
Take action in minutes! Join our letter campaign to send a personalized message to your local council, urging them to prioritize local interests and community-led initiatives.
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Nation-Wide Rally
Join us at the Localism Over Globalism Rally! Unite with us on January 31 to support community-driven priorities and stand for local decision-making. Make your voice heard and show your commitment to local values!
Alberta
Participating Municipalities
Here is a structured list of Alberta municipalities participating in the PCP program, including their participation dates where available. Each entry includes a link to the municipality's website for additional information on their climate action initiatives.
Cities
City of Calgary (Since 1994)
City of Beaumont (Since 2015)
City of Cold Lake (Since 1997)
City of Edmonton (Since 1995)
City of Grande Prairie (Since 2002)
City of Leduc (Since 2016)
City of Lethbridge (Since 2007)
City of Spruce Grove (Since 2003)
City of St. Albert (Since 2010)
Municipal Districts and Counties
Big Lakes County (Municipal District)
Parkland County (Since 2013)
Strathcona County (Since 1994)
Specialized Municipalities
Municipality of Jasper (Since 2006)
Towns
Town of Banff (Since 1999)
Town of Canmore (Since 1997)
Town of Devon (Since 2017)
Town of Drayton Valley (Since 2015)
Town of Hinton (Since 2019)
Town of Innisfail (Since 2022)
Town of Okotoks (Since 2000)
Town of Olds (Since 2008)
Town of Rimbey (Since 2002)
Town of Stony Plain (Since 2006)
These Alberta municipalities are actively participating in the FCM-ICLEI Partners for Climate Protection (PCP) program. Specific initiatives and climate action plans are generally available on their official websites or by contacting the municipal offices.