8月19日，加拿大自由党发布新的竞选政策，称若当选，培训1000名新消防员。以下为全文
在这个夏天，加拿大全国各地的极端热浪凸显了抗击与应对气候变化的紧急性。加拿大需要强有力的行动，应对未来的极端天气，并且保障加拿大民众的安全与健康。
再次当选的自由党政府将会继续抗击气候危机，并且准备应对未来极端天气状况，以保障加拿大民众的安全与健康，并将：
- 训练1000个服务于社区的消防员，确保我们拥有未来在火灾季节所需要的支持；
- 与省和地区协作，为消防员提供他们抗击火灾和保障安全所需的工具，例如加拿大制造的飞机，从而增加省级空中消防能力；
- 帮助加拿大民众通过修缮与改新的方式，加强他们的房屋抗击气候变化的能力；同时
- 与私营企业协作，在应对气候变化寻求创新，包括降低保险费用，帮助加拿大民众享受实惠。
- 这些建立在自由党政府已经做出的，抗击气候变化与保护加拿大民众免于遭受极端天气影响的行动，包括：
- 派遣加拿大军队帮助监控与限制在加拿大西部的野火；
- 利用自然的能量减少污染，并使得我们的社区在面对极端天气时更有韧性，包括种植20亿颗树木；
- 加强在加拿大国家公园内应对野火的准备，确保我们的公共空间更加安全；
- 推动加拿大首个全国性政策，减少加拿大民众面临的气候变化危机；
- 支持减少与修复气候问题的项目，保护加拿大民众免于气候灾难；同时
- 增强对农业复苏（AgriRecovery）的投资，帮助生产者应对干旱与野火而面临的额外成本。
The extreme heatwaves and wildfires across Canada this summer have underscored the urgency of fighting and adapting to climate change. Canada needs to take strong action to prepare for future extreme weather events, and keep Canadians safe and healthy.
A re-elected Liberal government will continue to fight the climate crisis and prepare for future extreme weather events to keep Canadians safe and healthy, by:
Training 1,000 new community-based firefighters to ensure we have the support we need in future fire seasons;
Working with provinces and territories to provide firefighters with the equipment they need to fight fires and stay safe, like Canadian-made planes to increase provincial aerial firefighting capacity;
Helping Canadians make their homes more resilient from climate change, through retrofits and upgrades; and
Partnering with the private sector to innovate climate adaptation, including by lowering insurance premiums that would save Canadians money.
This builds on the work that the Liberal government has been doing to fight climate change and protect Canadians from extreme weather events, including:
Deploying the Canadians Armed Forces to help monitor and contain wildfires in Western Canada;
Using the power of nature to cut pollution and make our communities more resilient to extreme weather, including by planting two billion trees;
Enhancing wildfire preparedness in Canada’s national parks to make our public spaces safer;
Advancing Canada’s first-ever National Adaptation strategy to reduce climate change risks to Canadians;
Supporting climate mitigation and rehabilitation projects to protect Canadians from climate-related disasters; and
Increasing the AgriRecovery funding to address additional costs faced by producers due to drought and wildfire.
