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Did someone say MOU? Reading between the lines of Mark Carney’s plan to build an oil pipeline from Alberta to the BC coast
The Carney government's MOU with the Government of Alberta to build a new tar sands pipeline rolls back key climate policies and attacks Indigenous rights.
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Why over 40 organizations oppose northwest coast oil pipeline and tankers project
It is not in the national interest to pursue a project that pits province against province, runs roughshod over Indigenous rights, and puts local economies and north Pacific coastal and marine ecosystems at risk.
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The Day After the Ceasefire
At the very last moment, before the ceasefire took effect, the bombs kept falling, one final show of vengeance to soothe bruised pride. The psychopath could not end his war…
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From “Eradicating Hamas” to Erasing Gaza: The Logic of a Colonial War — and Canada’s Role
On August 7–8, 2025, Israel’s security cabinet approved a plan to take control of Gaza City — home to approximately 900,000 people — and forcibly relocate its population to camps…
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Demanding our governments end the genocide in Gaza
The pursuit of peace and protection of our shared planet has always driven Greenpeace’s core values.
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Occupation, Extraction, and Extinction: How Corporate Greed Fuels Human Suffering and Climate Collapse
In the occupied Palestinian territories, corporations are not neutral economic actors. They are deeply embedded in the occupation, extracting resources, controlling infrastructure, and enabling illegal settlements, all under military protection. This is not just profitable; it’s central to the logic of control.
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Sumud at the Walls: A Tale of Two Sieges
In May 2025, something moved against the tide of silence. The Sumud Convoy to Gaza, a coalition of grassroots activists, medics, organizers, journalists, and concerned citizens, set out from Cairo with a clear purpose: to break the siege, bring aid to starving civilians, bear witness to genocide, and confront the world about its complicity and…
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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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Truth Before Reconciliation: Confronting Residential School Denialism in Canada
Across this country, residential school denialism is not new. It is part of Canada’s long history of refusing to confront colonial violence. While voices like Aaron Gunn have brought it…
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Politics of Exclusion: Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s Voting Track Record 2004-2024
Pierre Poilievre speaks with conviction. “We are Conservatives,” he says. “We don’t believe in big fat government programs. We don’t believe in giving money.” At first, it might sound like…