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Greenpeace Canada reaction to pipeline announcement
In response to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement that the Pacific Link pipeline will be listed as a Project of National Interest under the Build Canada Act, Greenpeace Canada said:
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How to Hold a Sponge: On quiet leadership and the conditions for change
I’ve come to learn that while Greenpeace is an organization that speaks boldly, it’s also an organization that listens boldly.
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Greenpeace Canada reacts to the introduction of Bill C-39, The Bulldoze Nature Bill
TORONTO - On the first day of the Fall Parliamentary session, the federal government released its long-awaited Bill C-39 introduced by the Minister of Transport, and Leader of the Government…
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A Glimpse Into Where We Belong: Photo Contest Winners
We’re excited to announce the winners of this year’s Belonging in Nature photo contest!
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Where to Give Right Now: Wildfire Mutual Aid Across B.C., the N.W.T., and Northern Ontario
Canada is having one of its worst wildfire seasons on record. More than 4 million hectares have burned, well above the ten-year average for this point in the season. There…
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Connecting the dots: fires, fossil fuels and nature
My (white) family immigrated from South Africa in the 90s and my parents were keen to dive into all the things they thought were “quintessentially Canadian.” This involved skiing, which…
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Global deep sea mining negotiations are starting. Here’s what you need to know.
Everything you need to know about the 31st session of the International Seabed Authority (ISA).
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🌿 Belonging in Nature: Our 2026 Photo Contest is Here!
We’re thrilled to announce the return of our annual photo contest, and this year, it’s all about you.
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An excess profits tax on corporations will save you money (& the climate)
Every time a global crisis sends oil and gas prices higher, the same pattern repeats itself. Families pay more for gas, groceries and everyday essentials, while fossil fuel companies make…