Climate Justice Corner
Let's create a more sustainable, resilient, vibrant, inclusive and equitable community together.
Come visit the Climate Justice Corner at the main library (74 Mackenzie). It’s your go-to-place to learn, find resources to take action, and connect to community events and efforts. Find books, DVD’s, activities, community flyers, and more, for all ages. Explore the collection.
Climate justice recognizes that not everyone is impacted equally by the climate emergency, and supports everyone’s rights, safety, health, homes, and livelihoods as we transition to a low carbon society and adapt to climate impacts. Climate justice addresses the root causes of the climate emergency and supports new regenerative, caring, and reciprocal systems. There is no climate justice without Indigenous rights and leadership, and without social and racial justice.
Join the journey to climate justice: a journey of learning, care, responsiblity, healing, hope, and connection.
February at the Climate Justice Corner
February is Black History Month. Find some great books at the Climate Justice Corner with our reading list.
And – check out our book list on food security, to complement seed season, and some great local food security events coming up:
- Fundraiser screening of MODIFIED: A Food Lover’s Journey into GMO’s on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 7 p.m. at the Sudbury Indie Cinema. Proceeds will go to local food initiatives through the Foodshed Project, supporting New Roots Collective and the Sudbury Community Garden Network. Purchase tickets here.
- Seedy Sunday, Sunday, February 9, 10-3, at Collège Boréal. Swap seeds, learn how to save seeds, vendors, kids activities and more.
- The Food (in)Security Committee is hosting its second Food Justice event: learn more about Indigenous Food Sovereignty, Thursday, Feb. 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the Greater Sudbury Public Library on Mackenzie St.
At the beginning of 2025, check out our City’s progress on climate action.






