Canada Pavilion at the Conference of the Parties (COPs)

The Canada Pavilion at UN Conference of the Parties (COP) meetings provides a critical venue for Canada to:

• gather key partners and stakeholders
• advance global actions on climate change and biodiversity
• promote ambition, partnership, and advance new climate actions

The Pavilion reinforces Canada's commitment to climate action and illustrates partnerships with Indigenous Peoples, provinces and territories, non-governmental organizations, industry and the international community. It embodies Canada's inclusive and collaborative approach to climate action, nature preservation and biodiversity conservation at home and abroad.  

The Pavilion also provides an opportunity to promote Canadian innovations including:

• low-carbon businesses
• clean technologies
• sustainable finance
• nature-based solutions

Our goal

Hosting a pavilion during COPs represents for Canada the opportunity to:

• showcase domestic climate and biodiversity commitments and efforts from a variety of partners and stakeholders
• amplify international support for developing countries and leadership on international initiatives
• highlight synergies with climate action and protection of nature, and address the main drivers of biodiversity loss
• advance the objectives of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity
• profile Canadian leadership and innovation in our clean tech and energy sectors
• promote Indigenous climate leadership

3 guiding pillars

Canada Pavilion at COP27

The Canada Pavilion reflected the dynamism and scope of Canada's climate action at all levels of society, domestically and internationally. At COP27, Canada hosted over 80 events at the Pavilion, showcasing its diverse climate leadership on the world stage.

The Canada Pavilion opening and closing ceremonies included First Nations, Inuit and Métis Indigenous leaders. These groups shared their views on the role of Indigenous Climate Leadership in addressing climate change both in Canada and across the globe.

Canada Pavilion at COP15

The Canada Pavilion hosted over 70 events at COP15. This provided an opportunity for partners and stakeholders to showcase Canadian efforts and leadership on biodiversity conservation. It also amplified the voices of underrepresented groups, particularly Indigenous peoples, women and youth.

The Pavilion drove ambitious outcomes on the Kunming-Montréal Global Biodiversity Framework and set the stage to implement the framework post-COP15.