11 August 2009
11 August 2009 (Halifax, Ottawa) Today Greenpeace launched an ad campaign with a new twist on the controversial “There’s probably no God” campaign, but with a message that is not in dispute. Running on billboards in Halifax and Ottawa, the ad reads: “There’s probably no cod. Now let’s stop overfishing & think of the future.”
12 June 2009
Greenpeace activists are demonstrating in front of Wal-Mart at the Regent Mall today as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s eight major supermarket chains from selling Redlist species—seafood from sources that use harmful fishing and farming practices.
05 June 2009
Greenpeace activists challenged customers and staff at the Metro grocery store on Edinburgh Road today as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s supermarkets from selling Redlist species, seafood that is the most threatened by overfishing.
03 June 2009
Conditions have changed and the McGuinty government should support its own Green Energy Act by deciding against buying new nuclear reactors this summer, say thirteen prominent environmental organizations in an open letter to the Premier.
03 June 2009
Greenpeace activists confronted management at the Extra Foods grocery store on North Road today as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s supermarkets from selling Redlist seafood products, seafood that is the most threatened by overfishing.
03 June 2009
Greenpeace activists challenged Costco today at a wholesale store on Wonderland Road as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s supermarkets from selling Redlist species, seafood that is the most threatened by overfishing.
01 June 2009
Greenpeace activists confronted staff at the Metro grocery store on King Street today as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s supermarkets from selling Redlist seafood products, seafood that is the most threatened by overfishing.
01 June 2009
Greenpeace activists confronted management at the Safeway store in Peninsula Village today as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s supermarkets from selling Redlist seafood, species that are the most threatened by over-harvesting.
29 May 2009
29 May 2009 (Kingston)—Greenpeace activists confronted staff at the Costco wholesale store at 1015 Centennial Drive today as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s supermarkets from selling Redlist species, seafood that is the most threatened by overfishing.
29 May 2009
Greenpeace activists confronted management at the Wal-Mart on Lakeside Drive today as part of a campaign to stop Canada’s supermarkets from selling Redlist seafood, species that are the most threatened by over-harvesting.
