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Prime Minister Carney on Climate: Risks and Opportunities
We know what Bank Governor Mark Carney did on climate, but what will PM Carney do? Or, what could we make him do if we work our asses off in smart ways?
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Even when a multi-billion dollar company tries to shut down Greenpeace, we will not back down
What happens when a multi-billion dollar company tries to shut down Greenpeace?
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Greenpeace reaction to Carney’s election as the Prime Minister of Canada
OTTAWA – In reaction to Mark Carney being elected as the new Prime Minister of Canada, Christy Ferguson, Executive Director at Greenpeace Canada, said:
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The Conservative Platform was developed with those who want to bring DOGE to Canada – and it shows
Greenpeace Canada is non-partisan: we don’t support any particular party or candidate in this election – however, this does not mean we are neutral. We will call out harmful policies and…
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Homegrown Biodiversity Strategies: Nature Protection in Chaotic Times
In the flurry of election and tariff chaos, the Liberal party recently announced a new housing plan promising to build green and affordable homes, quickly.
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Where do the parties stand on climate and nature in Election 2025?
A quick peek at where the five main federal parties stand on climate and nature in Election 2025
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Communities on the frontlines of climate change
What would you do if the place you call home was going to disappear under water? Or if someone wanted to build a fossil fuel pipeline through your neighbourhood? Or…
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Young people vs the climate crisis – the court cases that could change our future
Young people around the world want governments to do more about climate change. They’re taking their governments to court … and winning!
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Ask 5+: A strategy to encourage friends and family to VOTE!
Using your personal networks to turn additional voters out to the polls is incredibly powerful. “Asking 5 or more people to vote” is proven to turnout an average of 5.09…
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Poilievre wants to repeal Bill C-69 (Environmental Assessment Laws)—what does this mean for nature?
Bill C-69, passed in 2019, created the ‘Impact Assessment Act’ to ensure that major projects consider effects on biodiversity, water, communities, and Indigenous rights — not just profit. In other…
