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Greenpeace Canada Reaction to C-5 National Projects List announcement
Prime Minister Carney’s national project list is creating a false narrative around what is in our national interest. Does Canada want to fight climate change and build a better future for Canadians or not? We are confused.
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INC 5.2: “The inability to reach an international agreement in Geneva must be a wake up call for the world,” Greenpeace Canada statement
TORONTO – After two years of UN Global Plastics Treaty talks, world leaders in Geneva failed to secure an agreement to end plastic pollution at what was scheduled to be the…
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Greenpeace Canada reacts to the opening of the INC-5.2, calling on Canada to support a strong Global Plastics Treaty
TORONTO – Today, the Global Plastics Treaty talks have officially begun, deciding the fate of plastic pollution around the world. At the talks, which will happen from August 5 until August…
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Greenpeace Canada organizes a collective ground mural in support of deep sea mining moratorium
VANCOUVER – Greenpeace Canada, local Indigenous artists, volunteers and supporters gathered today outside the Vancouver headquarters of The Metals Company (TMC) to paint a collective street mural and expose the…
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Greenpeace reacts to proposed new LNG project in Quebec
MONTREAL, July 4, 2025 — Greenpeace Canada expresses its deep concern about Marinvest Energy Canada’s proposed new liquefied natural gas project, which seeks to build a floating LNG terminal in…
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Greenpeace International begins groundbreaking Anti-SLAPP case to protect freedom of speech
2 July 2025, Amsterdam, Netherlands – In a first test case of the European Union’s new legislation to protect freedom of expression and stop abusive lawsuits, Greenpeace International today challenges…
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Greenpeace Canada’s reaction to the opening of the UN Oceans Conference
TORONTO – The UN Ocean Conference (UNOC), which is taking place this week from 9 to 13 June, is the most significant political moment on oceans since the agreement of the…
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Greenpeace Canada reaction to potential bypass of federal environmental laws
Toronto – In response to news that the federal government is considering bypassing federal environmental laws to fast-track projects it considers to be in the national interest, Greenpeace Canada’s Nature &…
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Greenpeace Canada reaction to Speech from the Throne
Toronto – In response to the emphasis on fast-tracking projects of national significance in today’s Speech from the Throne, Greenpeace Canada senior energy strategist Keith Stewart said:
