December 14, 2009

Environment Minister Jim Prentice sits down with U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu to discuss the release of the Technological Action Plans (TAPS) and launch of the new Climate Renewable and Efficiency Deployment Initiative (REDI) Program, on Monday at COP15 in Copenhagen. More...

Environment Minister Jim Prentice discusses the COP15 negotiations at a breakfast meeting with his advisors on Monday morning. Advisors have been selected from a cross-section of Canadians from various professional backgrounds to provide support and advice to the Minister on a wide range of issues during the negotiations.

Minister Prentice represents Canada at the plenary session of COP15 this afternoon.

Minister Prentice gives a television interview with CTV Monday afternoon at COP15.

Members of the Canadian negotiating team discuss the negotiations at this afternoon's plenary session of COP15.

Delegates from around the world discuss the negotiations in this afternoon's plenary session at COP15.

Minister Prentice speaks to representatives from Canada's provinces and territories at a working lunch this afternoon. In the lead-up to Copenhagen, Minister Prentice held in depth and extensive consultations with the provinces and territories to discuss Canada's action on climate change. Each province and territory was invited to nominate an official to attend the Copenhagen conference as part of the Canadian delegation, to provide advice to Minister Prentice and Ambassador Martin.

Gordon Campbell, Premier of British Columbia, gives a speech at COP15 in Copenhagen Monday evening. The Government of Canada encourages all provinces and territories to take action on greenhouse gas emissions.