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    Climate Oil PeacefulProtest

    Who are the climbers of Greenpeace Canada’s action on the tower of Montreal’s Olympic Parc?

    You need to be bold, you need to be skilled, but above everything, you need to truly believe in the power of every person to change to world. These women and men are acting today in the name of many by climbig the Olympic Park tower in Montreal to protest the federal government’s Trans Mountain…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    19 July, 2018
  • Climate
    Climate Indigenous Oil PeacefulProtest

    LIVE: Five Greenpeace activists climb Montreal Olympic Park Tower to protest Trans Mountain Pipeline buy-out

    Early this morning, five Greenpeace Canada activists climbed the Olympic Park tower in Montreal to protest the federal government’s Trans Mountain Pipeline buy-out. In just a few days, on July…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    19 July, 2018
  • Climate
    Indigenous Oil Ships

    The Arctic Sunrise Ship in Vancouver

    The Arctic Sunrise, our icebreaker vessel, just anchored in Vancouver on Unceded Coast Salish Territory as it follows the route of what could become a tar sands tanker superhighway -…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    13 July, 2018
  • Bridge Blockade in Vancouver
    Climate
    Climate Oil PeacefulProtest

    I spent over 36 hours suspended from a Vancouver bridge to stop a tar sands tanker

    For over 36 hours, six other climbers and I hung from the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge in Coast Salish Territories (Vancouver), putting our bodies in the way of a massive tar sands oil tanker and preventing it from passing through.

    Mike Hudema •
    9 July, 2018
  • Bridge Blockade in Vancouver
    Climate
    Indigenous Oil

    These 7 Indigenous artists’ designs flew in the path of tar sands tanker traffic

    On Tuesday 3 July, Greenpeace Canada launched a 12-person mid-air bridge blockade in the path of a tar sands oil tanker. The blockade is made of people from the Coast…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    4 July, 2018
  • Climate
    Climate Indigenous Oil PeacefulProtest

    LIVE : Climbers block oil tanker from Vancouver bridge

    Early this morning, seven climbers including Indigenous leaders and Greenpeace activists repelled from the Iron Workers’ Memorial Bridge in Vancouver, forming an aerial blockade in the path of oil tanker…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    3 July, 2018
  • Climate
    Climate Oil

    Oil industry fingerprints on clean energy report

    Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr released the Generation Energy report yesterday that is supposed to “inform the Government as it develops an energy policy and helps define Canada’s energy…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    29 June, 2018
  • Cattle Raising in the Amazon
    Live Sustainably
    Consumption Food Health

    What’s the harm in processed meat and dairy?

    In 2015, when the World Health Organisation released a report that classified meat as a carcinogenic and red meat as ‘possibly carcinogenic’ red flags were raised around the amounts and…

    Greenpeace Canada •
    26 June, 2018
  • Boreal Forest - Montagnes Blanches, Quebec
    Nature
    Forests Support Greenpeace

    Call for Submissions: Boreal Forest Illuminations Projection

    A Projection Exhibition Presented with Greenpeace Canada

    Philippa Duchastel de Montrouge •
    21 June, 2018
  • Climate
    Oil Indigenous

    In-depth: Canada should care about DAPL company’s misbehaviour. Here’s why.

    Some leopards never change their spots.

    Jesse Firempong •
    18 June, 2018
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