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Greenpeace Canada delivers a strong Nature Law petition to Environment, Climate Change and Nature Minister during meeting with allies to halt and reverse nature loss
OTTAWA – Greenpeace Canada delivered a petition this afternoon to Environment, Climate Change and Nature Minister Julie Dabrusin, calling for a strong federal Nature Law. The petition has been signed by over 116,000 people across Canada, who want to see nature protected and environmental safeguards enforced.
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A Dose of Good News!
Learn about the some of the ways that Greenpeace and its partners have been working to effect change over the past few weeks!
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To All Our Volunteers: A Message of Gratitude, Collectivism, Care & Resilience.
In the continuing spirit of Volunteer Appreciation Week, I wanted to share some words of gratitude and encouragement.To every Greenpeace volunteer reading this: THANK YOU.Your passion, your commitment, and your…
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Spring into some good news!
Your monthly dose of good news!
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Wade into some good news!
Check out some recent wins for the wetlands in this month's dose of good news!
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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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Greenpeace Canada joins autonomous groups for Palestinian solidarity to deliver replica of Canadian ammunition to federal MPs, demanding total arms embargo on Israel and adoption of No More Loopholes Bill
MONTREAL – Today, Greenpeace Canada, together with autonomous groups for Palestinian solidarity, delivered an oversized replica of a General Dynamics 155mm ammunition bullet, manufactured in Montreal, to Liberal Members of…
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Why criticizing Israel is not antisemitic
Canadians who support Greenpeace tend to share a simple conviction: We cannot build a livable planet without justice, dignity, and freedom for all people.
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Draw the Line: A Look Back on a Historic Day
Summer might be over, but our advocacy efforts never cease!
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Carney government’s new surveillance powers to be used against pipeline opponents?
History tells us the new spying powers in Carney's Border bill (C2) will be used against Indigenous and environmental opponents of fossil fuel projects enabled by Building Canada Act (C5).