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  • Police boats rescue travellers on the GO Train in Toronto during the 2013 floods.
    Press Release
    Climate, EnergySolutions, Oil

    Updated: Doctors’ group, environmental groups and residents call on Toronto’s City Council to hold big polluters accountable for climate costs

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 25 APRIL 2019  TORONTO — Toronto residents and organizations held a press conference this morning to announce their support for a motion before the City of Toronto…

    Jesse Firempong •
    25 April, 2019
  • Story
    Oceans, Plastic

    Nestlé has created a #PlasticMonster, and we’re calling on them to slay it

    Over the last few weeks, Greenpeace and our allies in the Break Free From Plastic movement have ramped up our global campaign targeting Nestlé for its massive role in the…

    Sarah King •
    25 April, 2019
  • Story
    Climate, Indigenous, Oil

    You made BBVA pull the plug on tar sands pipelines!

    Last month, BBVA, a global bank headquartered in Spain, announced its updated project finance policy,  where it specifies that the transportation of tar sands has been explicitly added to its…

    Greenpeace •
    1 April, 2019
  • Press Release
    Climate, Oil, Support Greenpeace

    Ontario government in court today over failure to consult when scrapping cap and trade

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 1, 2019 2018 election was no substitute for following the law, say Ecojustice and Greenpeace Canada TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford’s decision to scrap the province’s…

    Jesse Firempong •
    1 April, 2019
  • Greenpeace Investigating Peary Caribou Deaths due to Climate Change. © Steve Morgan
    Press Release
    Forests

    Two draft agreements on BC caribou protection: One offers hope, the other falls short, says Greenpeace

    22nd March, 2019 (Vancouver) - The British Columbia and  Federal governments have just released two draft agreements regarding  the province’s Southern Mountain Caribou. The draft agreement between the B.C. and federal government and the West Moberly and Saulteau First Nations, proposes a significantly new protected area in the Peace region, with an interim moratorium area…

    Marie Moucarry •
    22 March, 2019
  • Story
    Forests

    A lot of activity reported… but what does it mean for caribou?

    The federal government reported on recent actions to protect boreal caribou. We took highlighter to find out what has actually been done...

    Reykia Fick •
    11 March, 2019
  • Doug Ford Petition
    Press Release
    Forests

    Species at risk habitat shouldn’t be open for business

    TORONTO — The Government of Ontario’s review of the 2007 Endangered Species Act could put the province’s most vulnerable animals and plants at even greater risk by removing barriers to the harmful activities that are driving wildlife decline, say the David Suzuki Foundation, Ecojustice, Earthroots, Environmental Defence, Greenpeace Canada, Ontario Nature and World Wildlife Fund…

    Marie Moucarry •
    14 February, 2019
  • Press Release
    Climate, EnergySolutions, Oil

    Major insurance company Aegon divests from tar sands

    The financial company will also sell its investments in pipeline companies  Transcanada and Enbridge in Canada and the US. Friday 1 February 2019 (MONTRÉAL) – Insurance company Aegon (number 19…

    Loujain Kurdi •
    1 February, 2019
  • Resolute legal cases documents
    Publication
    Forests

    Legal Documents on Resolute lawsuit

    All legal documents concerning Resolute's lawsuit against Greenpeace

    Greenpeace Canada •
    27 June, 2018
  • Freedom Island Waste Clean-up and Brand Audit in the Philippines
    Press Release
    Consumption, Plastic

    STATEMENT: Ben & Jerry’s to phase out plastic straws, utensils, lids, and cups in Scoop Shops worldwide

    (Washington, DC) Ben & Jerry’s announced today that it will phase out plastic straws and utensils by April of 2019, and plastic lids, plastic cups, and plastic-lined cups by the end…

    Philippa Duchastel de Montrouge •
    28 January, 2019
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