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Marinvest: The biggest LNG project you’ve never heard of
It’s no accident that you’ve likely never heard of the massive LNG project proposed for Baie Comeau, on Quebec’s north shore of the St. Lawrence River.
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ACCOUNTABLE ACTION ON NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY
I am a white settler with British and Ukrainian roots. I was fortunate to be born into a family that learned from, respected, and valued Indigenous stories, culture, and a…
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Greenpeace Brazil investigation details large-scale laundering of illegal Amazon gold into Canada
This report reveals how loopholes in Brazil's mining permit system allow illegally mined gold to enter global markets, fueling environmental destruction and deepening the crisis faced by Indigenous Peoples in the Amazon.
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Wildfire, water and finding your “why”—on the land in Nlaka’pamux territory with Patrick Michell
A home lost, and the fierce will to rebuild
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Film-making as a means to take action against deforestation
Greenpeace Canada, in collaboration with Wapiikoni Mobile and Amplifier films, hosted a film screening and discussion last week, January 28th, on the topic of Protecting our Forest in support of Indigenous Land Defenders, local groups and activists taking action against the forestry reform bill 97 by the Quebec Government.
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Greenpeace calls on MPs to halt export of armoured vehicles to U.S. immigration agency ICE
Greenpeace activists unveiled a banner saying “No Canadian Arms for ICE” at the Brampton headquarters of the Canadian company that is building armoured vehicles for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) today, as they called on all federal Members of…
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Canadian Artists Unveil Oceans Murals as Historic Ocean Treaty Comes into Force
OTTAWA – Today, Greenpeace Canada unveiled two coastal murals in celebration of the Global Ocean Treaty officially entering into force after two decades of campaigning to protect the high seas.…
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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…