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Our quickly growing membership employs or represents over 350,000 workers and generates annual revenues of over $135 billion CAD.

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As participants in New Economy Canada we support the following core principles:
For Canada to succeed in the global transition to net zero, businesses, labour unions and Indigenous leaders must work together and with governments to ensure Canada maximizes the benefits of this economic opportunity.
As a non-partisan coalition, we will work with all political parties to inspire and inform their approaches to this opportunity.
Acknowledging there are different paths to achieving net-zero, we embrace participants that are acting on clear and credible plans to align with Canada’s 2030 emission reductions targets, as well as net-zero by 2050, including transition pathways that incorporate avoided and abated emissions.
The best chance of attaining net-zero by 2050 requires that we maximize emission reductions, reserving offsets and CCS for only the most difficult challenges. Offsets need to represent real emission reductions and support the net-zero technology deployed to transition other sectors.
Canada’s transition must advance economic reconciliation with Indigenous nations and peoples across Canada as a critical element of how we achieve our net-zero objectives.
To meet the challenge of the global economic transition, governments in Canada must:
Our quickly growing membership employs or represents over 350,000 workers and generates annual revenues of over $135 billion CAD.