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From Tree Cover to Green Roofs, How Are Cities Fighting Extreme Heat?

As extreme heat becomes more common across Canada, cities are getting creative - and greener - in their fight against rising temperatures. From expanding tree canopies to installing green and reflective roofs, municipalities are investing in nature-based solutions to reduce the urban heat island effect and protect vulnerable communities.

These strategies don’t just cool cities - they also improve air quality, manage storm water and support biodiversity. As the impacts of climate change accelerate, equitable access to urban green space is becoming a public health priority.

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