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Clean air. Safe water. Better laws.

That’s Ecojustice. We use the power of the law to defend nature, combat the climate crisis, and fight for your right to a healthy environment.

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Protecting the Greenbelt

We’re suing the Government of Ontario for forcing through undemocratic changes to Hamilton’s land use plan

Learn more about this lawsuit

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The case for a biodiversity law in Canada

A law, developed in partnership with Indigenous leadership, could hold governments to account for achieving Canada’s nature protection targets

We need a nature law now

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Exposing RBC greenwashing

RBC’s misleading advertising is under scrutiny thanks to an Ecojustice-led complaint to Canada’s Competition Bureau

Get the story behind RBC’s spin

What’s new

Ecojustice helps people like you take governments and polluters to court and call for better laws to protect the people and places we love. Here’s the latest on what our team has been working on.

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Fight environmental racism in Canada

Canada must reckon with its legacy of environmental racism. Tell your MP to support Bill C-226 when it next comes before the House of Commons.

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Stand up for climate justice

Call for an end to thermal coal

Tell Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault you want Canada to stop mining and exporting thermal coal today.

Write to the Minister now

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Speak up for wild salmon and endangered orcas

Tell Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault to protect wild salmon and endangered orcas by not approving the T2 Project.

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