Greenpeace inflatables, with First Nations activist Audrey Siegl on board, now directly in front of Shell drill vessel

Greenpeace inflatables, with First Nations activist Audrey Siegl on board, now directly in front of Shell drill vessel

A beach-side celebration of our beautiful coastline that took place on June 13, with live music, incredible participatory art, and fun games and activities! Toast the Coast and send a message to Stephen Harper that people — not oil — belong on...

Over 25,000 citizens marched in Quebec City on April 11, 2015 calling on Premiers and the Federal Government to Act on Climate. Photo credit: © Greenpeace/Robert van Waarden

TransCanada sets up its off-shore drilling platform in Cacouna, QC and Greepeace Activist make their presence known. 2014.09.10 Nicolas Falcimaigne / Greenpeace Canada

Greenpeace creates a protest scene with LEGO figures in front of at Parliament Hill, home to Canada's Federal Government in Ottawa. Greenpeace is urging Lego to cut ties with Shell and help 'Save the Arctic." For the last few years Shell has been...

For the fifth year, First Nations peoples, tar sands community members and environmental advocates will come together for a 20km walk through the tar sands. The walk is a chance to see tar sands destruction first hand, but more importantly to...

Greenpeace volunteers baked a special cake and handed out slices to passers-by to celebrate World Environment Day in front of the Prime Minister's Office and Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, Canada on June 5, 2014. They also hand delivered a petition...

61,000 signatures appear on the Guardian Tree, a symbol of our shared resolve to stand up for forests and tell Resolute Forest Products, Canada’s largest logging company, that reckless clear-cutting in the Boreal Forest is not okay. If you didn’t...

Senior Arctic Officials meeting under Canada's chairmanship, concerned Northerners along with Greenpeace activists displayed crowd-sourced messages outside the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories as delegates arrived to discuss the...

Women leaders from three Vancouver-area First Nations are joined by supporters in forming a "Wall of Women" opposing Kinder Morgan's Tar Sands pipeline expansion project. The group included Squamish First Nation leader Shamentsut Slhanay (Mandy...

Greenpeace transformed the iconic Mount Royal Cross into immense scales of justice representing the imbalance of power between the destructive practices of Canada’s largest logging company, Resolute Forest Products, and the defenseless Boreal...

Toronto Greenpeace Volunteers took part in the 11th annual Zombie Walk and did a pre-event photo shoot outside of Ontario Power Generation to highlight the dangers of nuclear energy.

On September 15, 2013, Toronto citizens came together on bikes, roller blades and skateboards to ride for the Arctic. Not an average rally, the "Ice Ride" event was part of a Global Day of Action in over 100 cities with 14,000 individuals...

Greenpeace activists, green energy supporters and cyclists joined the “Ride for Renewables” and rode from the Pickering nuclear station to the Darlington one, to say “no” to nuclear energy and yes to conservation and green energy.