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    Oceans Food

    2017 Tuna Ranking reveals more green tuna products but not enough green tuna aisles

    Our 2017 Canned Tuna Sustainability Ranking is out and with it comes more intel than ever before about the state of canned tuna aisles in well-known supermarket chains across Canada. There’s some good and some bad news to share, but overall Greenpeace is happy to report that there has been progress by ranked brands when…

    Sarah King, Senior oceans strategist •
    5 July, 2017
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    Climate Oil

    Canadian Securities Administrators’ risk disclosure review: Greenpeace Canada’s submission

    Greenpeace Canada submits that, as the risks of climate change are material to the market price or value of securities, disclosure of climate risks should be mandatory.

    Greenpeace Canada •
    4 July, 2017
  • Climate
    Oil Victory

    PRESS RELEASE: Dutch Bank ING the latest to reject financing of Kinder Morgan pipeline

    28 June 2017 (TORONTO) — Dutch bank ING has publicly stated that it will not finance oil pipeline projects from the Canadian tar sands, including the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    28 June, 2017
  • Plastic Consumption in Mexico
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    Consumption Oceans Plastic

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    You have successfully downloaded our toolkit to help put an end to single-use plastics! If you have questions, comments or would like to become more engaged in activities around the…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    22 June, 2017
  • Climate
    Oil

    Four Tar Sands Pipelines are Heavily Financed by 26 Key Banks

    Twenty-six banks are the primary sources of credit for the companies building three pipelines aiming to move Canada’s tar sands to market. Greenpeace is releasing research showing the connections between these banks and the pipelines that could facilitate the expansion of one of the world’s dirtiest energy sources.

    Tim Donaghy, Greenpeace USA •
    14 June, 2017
  • Nature
    Oceans

    UPDATE: Towards #JustTuna: How a big Canadian brand is working to clean up its sourcing

    Ocean Brands’ tuna commitment has been met! It’s been almost exactly a year since we posted the blog below with the news that Ocean Brands had announced bold and forward-looking commitments to be rolled out through its canned tuna supply chains by 2017. And a year later, much has changed behind Ocean’s tuna product labels.…

    Sarah King •
    5 June, 2017
  • Nature
    Forests

    More than 240 authors around the world stand with Greenpeace for free speech

    Authors, journalists, poets and playwrights know that every time the right words are put to paper, or typed to a screen, our planet gets a little better. Because, without the right to express ourselves freely, we cannot make positive change.

    Greenpeace Canada •
    31 May, 2017
  • Climate
    Oil

    PRESS RELEASE – Greenpeace activist climbs BC Legislature flagpole to deliver hopeful message to N.D.P. and Greens

    30 May 2017 (LEKWUNGEN TERRITORY/VICTORIA) — This morning, a Greenpeace activist climbed a flagpole at the B.C. Legislature to deliver a celebratory message. The activist unfurled a banner reading, “People…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    30 May, 2017
  • Live Sustainably
    Plastic Consumption Oceans

    Share Your Photos of Coke’s Plastic Pollution

    Coca-Cola is the biggest producer of plastic bottles in the world, producing over 100 billion plastic bottles every year.

    Sarah King •
    29 May, 2017
  • Nature
    Forests

    16 (Adorable) Reasons to Protect Canada’s Boreal Forest

    Canada's boreal forest is home to stunning landscapes and a spectacular array of wildlife. But corporate logging giant Resolute Forest Products wants to intimidate and silence people like you fighting to protect forests.

    Ryan Schleeter •
    23 May, 2017
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