Current edition
Montréal, Climate Metropolis
See you on April 16, 2026 at the Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal!
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The 2026 Montreal Climate Summit is made possible by the support and involvement of our proud partners.
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En route to the transition
En route to the transition
En route to the transition
En route to the transition
En route to the transition
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Discover the 2026 Update on Commitments
This document highlights the progress made and the next steps of organizations mobilized to accelerate the climate transition in Montréal.
The 2026 Update on Commitments showcases concrete actions led by a diverse range of stakeholders and allows you to track the evolution of collectively made commitments.
A key resource to understand how the transition is unfolding on the ground and where it can go further.
2026 Co-Chairs
The 2026 Montréal Climate Summit will be co-chaired by two committed leaders: Antoine Chagnon, President and CEO of Lallemand Inc., and Nadine Raymond, President and CEO of the YWCA Montreal.
Through their actions and commitments, they embody the ambition of the Summit: to combine inclusion, innovation, and sustainability to accelerate a just and collective transition.
Antoine Chagnon
President and CEO of Lallemand Inc.
Nadine Raymond
President and CEO of the YWCA Montreal
“Citizens, public decision-makers, and the business community are all facing the direct impacts of climate change. That’s why choosing to move forward is the only path forward. The Summit, which has become Montreal’s annual climate event for the past five years, aims to support every actor engaged in this transition, no matter their level of progress. It’s through everyone’s contribution, at their own scale, that we’ll make tangible progress to improve quality of life for Montrealers,” said Nadine Raymond, Co-Chair of the Montréal Climate Summit.
“Climate transition, through both the reduction of carbon emissions and adaptation to the impacts of climate change, helps address several of the most pressing challenges we collectively face today. These include living healthier lives, developing sustainable energy sources, preserving biodiversity, feeding the planet, and, of course, fighting climate change,” declares Antoine Chagnon, Co-Chair of the Montréal Climate Summit.
