The 2020 Throne Speech announced the federal government’s commitment to a Disability Inclusion Action Plan, which promised the introduction of the new Canada Disability Benefit (CDB).

CSA Group’s standards can play a pivotal role in shaping the future of bioenergy and biofuels, sustainable biomass supply chains, safety and performance of biomass conversion technologies, as well as use and end-of-life management of bio-based materials and products.

The report summarizes what we heard during the public review of the standard CSA Z2004, Mental health and well-being in long-term care and assisted living settings.

This study explores the potential of these new digital datasets to build on lagged traditional data and improve policymakers’ understanding of our economy and society, as well as the world’s.

Examining use of nuclear energy for production of hydrogen, and possible scenarios of the hydrogen and nuclear facilities locations.

Hydrogen blending for use as vehicles' fuel.

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Carbon capture technologies used in production of hydrogen.

This paper explores how one underleveraged tool in the policymakers’ toolkit can offer a means of addressing many of the complexities posed by today’s environment, while delivering on the promises of quicker, evidence-based, and consensus-driven solutions.

This report explores the reactivity of alternative pozzolans for use in concrete and cement.

The report summarizes input from workshops with experts from across Canada to explore how the standard CSA Z8000 can support the design of HCFs in Northern, small, and remote areas in Canada.

The report summarizes input from workshops with experts from across Canada to explore how the standard CSA Z8000 can support low carbon climate resilient design of health care facilities.

A “time tax” is paperwork or an administrative burden that people encounter when accessing government services.

Technologies, regulations, and standards for production of hydrogen from fossil fuels.

Assessment of natural gas pipelines requirements as applicable for hydrogen service.

This research report sought to explore the impacts and risks in electrifying ambulance fleets and other emergency vehicles.

History has shown us that approximately every 20 years, healthcare policy in Canada is elevated to the national stage in a way that results in significant changes to how we fund and manage the healthcare system.

The transition to electric mobility is critical for GHG reduction but it also brings some challenges. Adoption of electric vehicles depends on reliable fast-charging options, sufficient power generation, and robust electrical infrastructure. How can standards help?

Review of standards for hydrogen transportation and storage.

There are nearly two million students enrolled in Canadian universities and colleges at any given time. Higher education is a large sector, with public institutions’ revenues totalling $60 billion annually.