As Canada officially took the chair of the Arctic Council today, Greenpeace sent a direct message to delegates at the ministerial meeting in Kiruna, Sweden, and launched an international mobilization online calling on Canada to put people and the...

Greenpeace mascot P. Bear went to Parliament Hill this week as Parliament resumed sitting, to ask one question and deliver some answers.

Hundreds of thousands of victims of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan are still denied fair compensation from a governmental regulatory system that allows the nuclear industry to evade its responsibilities and forces the public to pay for...

Greenpeace is launching a KYOTOplus election campaign to convince Canadians to elect a government that will take action on global warming. We’re campaigning in this election because the threats from global warming are real and the need for action...

In an unprecedented move by non-governmental organizations, Greenpeace and Sierra Club Canada joined together today to urge voters to vote against the Harper Conservatives in the October 14th federal election

President Obama was extended a warm Canadian welcome this morning when Greenpeace activists unveiled two large banners on the Alexandra Bridge in Ottawa that read “Welcome President Obama” and “Climate Leaders Don’t Buy Tar Sands”.