Elbows Up for Climate Gains Recognition in the House of Commons

Published:

October 5, 2025

Elbows Up for Climate has received notable mentions in the House of Commons this week, reflecting growing political attention to the campaign’s message. MP Don Davies shared insights from his recent meeting with mayors representing the campaign. Addressing the House, he emphasized the urgent need to invest in resilience. You can view his statement here.

This follows MP Patrick Bonin’s call to the Prime Minister to heed our urging for nation-building, rather than nation-burning projects. His remarks underscore the campaign’s focus on actionable, forward-looking investments that strengthen Canada’s economy while addressing climate risk. Watch MP Bonin’s statement here.

The campaign’s presence in the House also includes direct engagement by its co-chair. David Miller presented to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development, highlighting the importance of bold federal leadership. He emphasized that investing in a made-in-Canada, low-carbon economy can generate good jobs, reinforce local communities, and reduce dependency on external markets. You can watch his full remarks starting at the 12:23:37 mark here.

With MPs such as Patrick Bonin and Don Davies publicly supporting the campaign, and with ongoing advocacy from local leaders and elected officials across the country, Elbows Up for Climate continues to build momentum for bold and achievable national building projects that address the dual threats of tariffs and climate change.