TCHC plans to implement a series of retrofits at its building on 840 Eglinton Avenue West to reduce energy use by 70 percent and reduce carbon intensity by 85 percent.

At more than $31 million, one project calls for the relocation of the Thunder Bay Art Gallery to the shore of Lake Superior on Thunder Bay's waterfront.

With a net-zero carbon output and universally accessible design, the Scanlon Creek Nature Centre will serve as a community hub where residents can access nature and environmental programming to learn about climate change and inspire action.

Funding of $14 million will supplement an investment of $16 million from the port authority, and will see the construction of new operations infrastructure.

The new law has created buzz about its potential to give people peace of mind to tune out of digital communications at the end of the workday. But experts say it's too vague to really move the needle on work-life balance.