Establish government-wide data visualization standards

Ensemble d’images placées en quinconce développées dans le guide de normes de visualisation.

Establish government-wide data visualization standards The Gouvernement of Quebec asked Voilà: to create a data visualization style guide to equip the whole Québec.ca’s website with a common visualization language. The result? Greater clarity and accessibility of the information shared with the general public Created to be useful The style guide is structured by function and includes […]

Heating our buildings without impacting the climate

An image showing a series of images laid out on a light gray background. Presented like posters, these images are all taken from the report "Heat Exchange" and include both text and charts. At the center, seemingly floating in the air, is the cover image. On this cover, the title "Heat Exchange," in large capital letters, dominates the space, with the two letters "E" and "X" in blue and the rest of the word "change" in red. The letters of "Exchange" are not all aligned on the same baseline, giving it a sense of movement. The letters "E" and "G" create a gradient of shapes behind them with their outlines. The word "heat" is written above this title in smaller, on the left. Framing the cover is the Climate Institute logo at the top, and the subtitle "How today's policies will drive or delay Canada's transition to clean, reliable heat for buildings" at the bottom.

Heating our buildings without impacting the climate In collaboration with Voilà:, the Canadian Climate Institute has developed a new report on the impact of today’s policies on the transition of buildings to a cleaner and more reliable heating system. The aim of this project was therefore to draw public attention to the invisible challenges associated […]

Creating a narrative to explain the impact of Economic dynamism

Creating a narrative to explain the importance and impact of Economic Dynamism In collaboration with the Economic Innovation Group, we clarified the nature and impact of economic dynamism in the United States. The result is an interactive that presents its history and how it has behaved state by state. We aimed to create an experience […]

Tracking Canada’s progress toward Net Zero emissions

The image shows a front-facing iMac on a gray background, with its large screen, keyboard, and trackpad. It displays the 440 megatonnes dashboard homepage, with one of the main charts in the project, a line chart showing emission levels between 2005 and 2021, as well as the projected decrease of emissions through 2030. A decreasing band shows the "Net Zero pathway" that decreases to zero emissions between 2021 and 2050. The gap between projected emissions in 2030 and the "Net Zero pathway" is highlighted with a bracket and red text.

Tracking Canada’s progress toward Net Zero emissions Is Canada on track to meet its 2030 emission reduction goals, and how far might it be from a path toward Net Zero? The Canadian Climate Institute conducted an independent assessment of Canada’s emissions reduction plan and came to us to showcase the results. Clarifying the structure Before […]

A comprehensive assessment of the cost of climate change for the Canadian population

Contextual photo of the presentation broadcast in a conference room. In the center of the image, the presentation is projected onto a television. A chest of drawers below furnishes the room. The screen shows an introductory slide to the study undertaken by the Institute. The title, "Limiter les dégâts" ("Limiting the damage") is present, as is the star image of the analysis, represented by a house in the form of a fragmented collage symbolizing households. In the foreground of the photograph, we see the conference room with a wooden table.

A comprehensive assessment of the cost of climate change for the Canadian population The Canadian Climate Institute has published the latest in a series of studies on the costs of climate change, demonstrating that the financial health and prosperity of Canadians are at risk. It is aimed at decision-makers, urging them to take action. The […]

Data visualization for women’s economic empowerment

Set of images of charts developed in the project. In the visual, the images have been placed in a staggered pattern.

Bringing transparency to international aid for women’s economic empowerment Publish What You Fund is a non-profit organization ensuring international aid and development data is transparent and available, and actionable. In October 2020, they launched a project aimed at improving transparency in the financing of women’s economic empowerment, tracking several key indicators. We partenered with them […]

Freeing the US from its culture of detention

Cover and double-page spread of a printed copy of the final report. The cover page has a strong visual metaphor of a gavel that doubles as a barred window. The background colour is dark and some light comes through the window, extending long shadows of the bars on the cover and giving the audience a point of view from inside of the cell. The double-page spread presented here is the header and first paragraphs of chapter one on the left page and a quote from the report on the right page.

Freeing the US from its culture of detention The University of Chicago Law School needed to get the most visual impact for a wide range of troubling statistics on the culture of detention that had taken root in the US justice system. The study shows with hard evidence that there is a complex systemic issue. […]

A new look at the performance of residential and long-term care centres in Québec

Cover of the report "La performance du système de soins et services aux aînés en CHSLD" as well as an electronic tablet displaying the home page of the html version of the report.

A new look at the performance of residential and long-term care centres in Québec The CSBE had a new method for evaluating the performance of long-term care facilities, which highlights major disparities across the territory. We accompanied them in the presentation of their study results, which highlighted numerous points for improvement in order to reach […]

Achieving net zero in Canada will require a Big Switch

Two copies of the summary report in print format. One is shown closed, showing the front cover of the report. It features a megaphone icon projecting a stream of light that illuminates a pylon icon. The title is "The Big Switch". The second report is presented open, and shows the highlight of a double page spread of the printed report. On the left page, we can see the first page of the second chapter, and on the right page, an infographic.

Achieving net zero in Canada will require a Big Switch In its new report, the Canadian Climate Institute lays the groundwork for a new electricity policy, exploring “the changes needed in Canada’s electricity systems to align them with net zero”. The challenge for Voilà: was to create compelling visuals that illustrate both the Institute’s message […]