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  • Greenpeace Investigating Peary Caribou Deaths due to Climate Change. © Steve Morgan
    Press Release
    Forests

    BC caribou protection plan: healthy economy and healthy caribou populations can nurture one another

    BC caribou protection plan: healthy economy and healthy caribou populations can nurture one another, says Greenpeace 3 November, 2018 (Vancouver) – In response to the British Columbia government working on…

    Marie Moucarry •
    3 December, 2018
  • Press Release
    Plastic

    McKenna Shows no Leadership on Fighting Plastic Pollution with Release of National Plastic Strategy

    November 23, 2018 (OTTAWA) – In reaction to the release of the federal government’s new national Zero Plastic Waste strategy following the annual meeting of the Canadian Council of Ministers…

    Philippa Duchastel de Montrouge •
    23 November, 2018
  • Story
    Consumption

    8 ideas for greener and more socially responsible gifting

    Do we really need more stuff to be happy in life? With the approach of the holiday season – and Black Friday casting a dark shadow – the question is…

    Agnès Le Rouzic •
    24 November, 2018
  • Press Release
    Climate, EnergySolutions, Oil

    More than 66,000 speak out for Southern Resident Orcas in new Trans Mountain process

    21 November 2018 Unceded Coast Salish Territories (VANCOUVER, BC) — More than 66,400 people submitted letters to the National Energy Board during a rushed public comment period on the federal…

    Steve Cornwell •
    21 November, 2018
  • Action Against The Stolt Tenacity
    Press Release
    Climate, Forests, PeacefulProtest

    B.C. woman among six Greenpeace activists arrested in Europe aboard a ship loaded with palm oil from Oreo maker’s supplier

    Photos and video: https://media.greenpeace.org/collection/27MZIFJW7KI8R   17 November 2018 (AMSTERDAM) — Six Greenpeace activists, including one Canadian, have been arrested by the captain of a giant tanker while peacefully boarding a 185-metre long cargo ship loaded…

    Jesse Firempong •
    17 November, 2018
  • Orangutan at BOS Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rescue Center in Indonesia. © Bjorn Vaugn
    Press Release
    Forests

    Oreo maker linked to destruction of orangutan habitat in Indonesia

    Oreo maker linked to destruction of orangutan habitat in Indonesia Oreo products found on Canadian supermarket shelves list palm oil as an ingredient, the cultivation of which in Indonesia is…

    Jesse Firempong •
    12 November, 2018
  • Story
    Climate

    Finding peace in a time of despair

    I have a confession. I’ve been really low these past weeks. I haven’t been able to shake a terrible cough. There’s just so much to feel sick about. The Kavanagh…

    Joanna Kerr •
    2 November, 2018
  • Press Release
    Consumption, Oceans, Plastic

    MEDIA ADVISORY: Eight-Foot High Branded Plastic Trash Sculpture at Yonge-Dundas Square

    A stark reminder of corporate responsibility in plastic pollution 26 October 2018 (TORONTO) – On Tuesday, October 30th, 2018, Greenpeace Canada will reveal, downtown Toronto, a large-sized sculpture that contains…

    Loujain Kurdi •
    26 October, 2018
  • Boreal Forest - Montagnes Blanches, Quebec
    Press Release
    Climate, Forests

    Canada’s Boreal Forest can help tackle climate change

    24 October (MONTREAL) – In response to the new online map produced by the Prairie Climate Centre at the University of Winnipeg showing the devastating projected impact of climate change…

    Marie Moucarry •
    24 October, 2018
  • Story
    Forests, Indigenous

    Words of wisdom from the youth…

    In September, as you may remember, we went to Finland to to stand in solidarity with the Sámi, Indigenous Peoples living in the Finnish boreal forest. By we, I mean…

    Philippa Duchastel de Montrouge •
    12 October, 2018
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