This document reviews existing climate risk management and adaptation activities, and recommends best practices for adaptation applicable to the resource sectors in Canada's North.

We evaluate reclamation plans for reference to climate change; increased monitoring needs; vulnerabilities to weather events; and thresholds of extreme weather.

This guidebook describes some of the challenges to development that permafrost, or frozen ground, presents to the City of Yellowknife.

This guide was developed to assist communities in the NWT integrate climate change adaptation measures into existing and future community plans.

This slideshow provides an overview of an analysis completed to understand the economic costs to communities from damage to infrastructure caused by permafrost thaw.

This document summarizes the results of an analysis of the economic costs in all NWT communities which can be attributed to permafrost impacts on community assets.

This report provides an overview of the work of the NWTAC's Climate Change Working Group to identify, collect and classify all available information related to permafrost thaw...

This document contains the visual minutes - ie. drawings illustrating the notes - for the 2022 Climate Change & Asset Management Conference.

Key considerations and lessons learned from twelve Canadian communities in building climate resilience.

This report is an assessment of changes on Canada's east, west, and north coasts, and the challenges and opportunities these changes will create.

This tool provides sea level rise projections for Canada's coastlines over the coming century, and advice on how high to build coastal infrastructure to accommodate the rise.

This report draws from and provides added value to five reports of the comprehensive climate change assessment process launched in 2017.

Climate change adaptation in Canadian coastal communities is explored.

This report looks into the effects warming temperature and ground will have on transportation/infrastructure in the north.

This report presents the current state of knowledge about climate risks to the Canadian transportation sector, and identifies existing or potential adaptation practices.