Deforestation has set the Amazon rainforest on fire. Tell Bolsonaro's government to save it and to respect Indigenous Peoples rights.
Our oceans are under more pressure than ever before. Let's call for a strong Global Ocean Treaty that will put protection before exploitation.
We’re rising together! We need a Green New Deal — for everyone. And we need everyone to be a part of building it.
If you want a green and just world, we’ll march alongside you. If you’ve got ideas for how to get there, we want to learn from you. Let’s dream together, plan together and act together.
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Greenpeace Canada is a non-partisan organization. We are not affiliated with any political party or candidate federally, provincially or municipally.
The issues we campaign on are of interest and concern to all of us. They are ones that political parties will – and should – take positions on in their policy platforms. A big part of Greenpeace’s work is mobilizing people to ensure that parties, of whatever stripe, put forward plans that will make a positive difference to the health and future of our planet. So while we’re non-partisan, our work, by its nature, is political.
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In terms of what to expect, Greenpeace Canada will advocate for climate change and environmental matters as a priority for Canadians voting in this upcoming 2019 Federal Election and beyond. Greenpeace’s interest will remain securing a green and peaceful future for all.
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