Climate change is definitely an issue in Quebec. The Montreal area is now going through some 100-year floods for the second time in three years. Many costal areas like the North Shore, Gaspesia and the Magdelene Islands are strongly hit by rising sea levels, land slides and coast erosion.
Unfortunately, that doesn't seems to worry many Quebecers who elected a right-wing government at the provincial legislature last fall. They keep delaying public transit expansion, urban sprawling is still in full swing, they keep on building highways, SUVs sales are still soaring.
I think Quebecers are pretty much divided on the issue.

Climate disaster ? not here on the Chrystal Coast of North Carolina . Just ask any real estate agent .

Well, we live in the same province, sooo I guess we share the same numbers! ;p

What do you call it then? I live in the great lakes area,close to Lake St.Claire, global warming is the climate disaster an we're seeing it in real time. Global warming deniers are like flat earthers

I would say many on the East Coast accept that climate change is happening but most also don't want to pay for it or stop doing what harmful activities. Rising sea level won't just go away like flood waters do

Not to mention we've had 2 of the worst fire seasons on record for 2017 & 2018. Summers are longer, hotter, drier....you name it....

only government denies it ,the rest of us know it first hand ,especially with all the flooding becoming more frequent

I think it has a lot to do with die off. The sooner the dinosaurs in power die off, the sooner we will stop being so reliant on fossil fuels. I live towards the border between Ontario and Quebec and I am off to the Montreal EV Show tomorrow, part of my research on my electric bicycle business.