On the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster, around 100 people participated in a candle-lit vigil for the victims of Chernobyl and Fukushima. Taking place outside of the Ministry of Energy, the vigil participants were assembled... Read more >

19 April, 2011 (Toronto) — Greenpeace activists occupy Ontario Energy Minister Brad Duguid's office to highlight the McGuinty government's repeated refusal to consider safer and cheaper green alternatives to building new reactors at the... Read more >

Greenpeace nuclear analyst Shawn-Patrick Stensil asks the federal Joint Review Panel to deny Ontario Power Generation’s (OPG) request to build new nuclear reactors at Darlington to prevent long-term negative environmental impacts and risks. Read more >

Greenpeace activists shut down environmental assessment hearings on a proposal to build new reactors at Darlington in response to the Joint Review Panel's refusal to suspend the hearings until lessons are learned from the Fukushima nuclear... Read more >

In this joint press conference held at Queen's Park in Toronto, Greenpeace and the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario call on the Ontario government to reject building new nuclear reactors in light of the tragic disaster unfolding in Japan. Read more >

Greenpeace activists unfurl a large banner from 16-metre flagpoles in front of Ontario Power Generation (OPG) calling on Premier Dalton McGuinty and PC leader Tim Hudak to "Stop Darlington: Protect Consumers" while dozens of activists dumped $36... Read more >

Greenpeace activists, green energy supporters and cyclists rode from the Pickering nuclear station to Darlington demanding the Ontario government replace the aging Pickering reactors with affordable green energy instead of expensive and dangerous... Read more >

Instead of using affordable green energy to replace the Pickering reactors when they close in 2020, the McGuinty government wants to build new reactors at the Darlington site 60 km east of Toronto. The cracks are showing in the government's... Read more >

Uranium mining by French nuclear company AREVA poses a serious threat to the environment and people of northern Niger in West Africa. Read more >