06/05/2003 Greenpeace activists climb onto the roof of the Agriculture and Agri-food Canada (AAFC) Research Farm in Morden, Manitoba and unfurl a 120 sq. meter banner reading ' STOP GE WHEAT'.

In Abbotsford, British Columbia, Greenpeace activists create a 60-meter wide question mark in a cornfield containing Monsanto’s NK603 genetically engineered (GE) corn, which scientists recently linked with liver and kidney toxicity in rats.

A giant 20m x30m banner in a genetically engineered (GE) canola field reads "GE canola knows no borders", displayed by activists after the New South Wales government officially announced that it would join Victoria in commercially growing GE canola.

Cows from an organic farm.

Detail view of organic potatoes. Genetically engineered potatoes were grown and consumed in North America between 1996 and 2001 but disappeared from the market after several major food chains (including McDonald's, Wendy's, and Frito-Lay) refused...

Greenpeace activists in Montreal shovel corn into a pile as they demand that GE food be labeled so that consumers know what they are buying.

A cutout of Quebec Premier and Liberal Party leader, Jean Charest's head can be seen peeking out from a 5-tonne pile of corn as part of a Greenpeace action demanding genetically engineered foods be labeled.

03/28/2007 A "No GMO" plate sign sticks out of a 5 tonne pile of corn, dumped by Greenpeace activists in front of the Quebec Liberal Party's headquarters in Montreal. Greenpeace demands for the labeling of GM foods so that the public can make...