ONTARIO TECH CRITICAL CLIMATE WEEK FILM NIGHT
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2026 6:30PM
Presented by: Ontario Tech University
Join Ontario Tech University for its third annual Critical Climate Week, organized by students, faculty members, and the Office of Campus Infrastructure & Sustainability.
Critical Climate Week aims to explore the complex intersections between climate change and today’s most pressing environmental issues through movie screenings, workshops, speakers, and a town hall.
This year’s theme, “Biodiversity in a Changing Climate,” invites the campus and surrounding community to consider the vital relationship between people and the natural world. As part of the week’s programming, the documentary How to Live on Earth will be screened, exploring humanity’s vital connection to nature and the role that relationship plays in shaping our future.
Doors open at 6:00PM.
Recommended Age: 8+
Age Restrictions: 2+ *Everyone Requires a Ticket
Presented by: Ontario Tech University
Join Ontario Tech University for its third annual Critical Climate Week, organized by students, faculty members, and the Office of Campus Infrastructure & Sustainability.
Critical Climate Week aims to explore the complex intersections between climate change and today’s most pressing environmental issues through movie screenings, workshops, speakers, and a town hall.
This year’s theme, “Biodiversity in a Changing Climate,” invites the campus and surrounding community to consider the vital relationship between people and the natural world. As part of the week’s programming, the documentary How to Live on Earth will be screened, exploring humanity’s vital connection to nature and the role that relationship plays in shaping our future.
Doors open at 6:00PM.
Recommended Age: 8+
Age Restrictions: 2+ *Everyone Requires a Ticket