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Greenpeace Canada solidarity statement with Wet’suwet’en people
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 15 January 2020 Federal and provincial support for Coastal Gaslink Pipeline violates Indigenous rights and fuels the climate emergency by pouring more gas on a burning planet…
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Clearcutting wind farms is no way to create jobs
Spending hundreds of millions to build wind farms and then knock them down probably isn’t a great economic strategy. Yet it’s become the Ford government’s signature move, thanks to a…
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You are Greenpeace. Thank you!
Thank you for supporting Greenpeace in 2019! Every action you’ve taken, petition you’ve signed, and generous donation you’ve given — it all makes a difference and adds up to an…
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4 Canadian companies named in decision holding fossil fuel companies accountable for climate-related human rights harms
4 Canadian companies named in decision holding fossil fuel companies accountable for climate-related human rights harms MADRID, 9 December 2019 — Today, on the sidelines of COP 25 in Madrid…
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Fridays For Future Toronto : an intersectional approach to climate justice
On Friday November 29th, another global climate strike took place around the world. Friday’s for future mobilized millions of people to the streets to protest governmental inaction on climate change…
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Going into COP25, Justin Trudeau Needs to Remember These 5 Things
“I see this as their chance for a do-over…That the election has turned into a teaching moment for this liberal government. Watch for all the ways in which they try…
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In memorium: Keri Coles, Greenpeace photographer
It’s with a heavy heart that we reach out to share the very sad news that our friend and colleague Keri Coles passed away last week after a brief but courageous battle against cancer.
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Big Oil gambled and lost in federal election
Swimming against the tide of history, Canada’s oil industry backed the Conservative Party in a take-no-prisoners assault on climate action in the lead-up to the federal election. It was a…
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Why this Supreme Court case matters for your right to speak out
Whether you’re a climate activist, survivor of sexual violence or any community member speaking truth to power, this case matters Next week, Greenpeace Canada’s legal beagles are headed to the…
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Greenpeace Canada welcomes introduction of new UNDRIP legislation in B.C.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 24, 2019 In reaction to the B.C. government officially tabling the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as provincial legislation, Mike Hudema, Climate…