With the sea ice melting, people living in the Arctic can find themselves cut off from communities
Wendy

Naledi

As Canada has structures, systems and processes already in place for the integration of refugees into Canadian life, Canada will agree to take up to 25, 000  refugees from climate change per year. Current Kiribati population is just over 100, 000 so all should be able to be resettled in Canada within 5 years or so. Canada has a range of re settlement services which are available to all refugees until they become Canadian citizens.
Wendy

The $36 billion natural gas project is expected to ship about 19 million tonnes a year of liquefied gas to markets in Asia but through that it will pump more than 5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide annually into the atmosphere and thus turning it into the largest greenhouse gas emitter in Canada according to Canada’s Environmental Assessment Agency. 
An assessment draft found that about 5.3 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year for 30 years without taking into account the 6.5 - 8.7 million produced from natural gas collections & transportation. These findings go against Canada’s prior pledge to reduce its emissions by 30% from 2005 to 2030.However regardless of the concerns expressed by environmentalist on its impact on not only climate change but also salmon habitats, the government's asserts its decision by labelling it a key economic driver for Canada as a whole

In June 30, 2016 the program have $335 millions USD concessional finance, $154 millions USD are from 18 investments and $76.5 millions USD are committed to the IFC Catalyst Fund. They are $5.8 millions USD went to the Advisory Services, in June 30, 2016 there have 20 advisory projects. The fund borrowed 1 billion USD from third- party financing between 22 countries (IFC 2016).

As of June 30, 2016 the fund have 18 investments in 14 different countries, their $154 millions USD funded those program(IFC 2016). There are 20 advisory program in 11 different countries, the Fund funded $5.8 millions USD in to the Advisory Services.

Antonio Tse

On the other hand- while accepting the terror that the warming climate will bring and promoting themselves internationally as doing something about it - the government has continued to approve high emitting projects such as the Pacific Northwest LNG Project. 

Finding out what the Canadian government is actually up to in regards to its climate policy and its commitments to the Paris Agreement has been difficult since it involves a lot of combing through aesthetically presented though large worded and repetitive government reports which don’t actually seem to say anything or take any particular position. 

It has been helpful to find NGO sources like the Climate Action Network who analyse and summarise the motions or commitments that the Canadian government makes in relation to climate change and collects the reactions and criticisms of civil society members to these directives, recently most are concerning the Pan-Canadian Framework on Climate Change which is the domestic answer to the Paris negotiations.

http://climateactionnetwork.ca/