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A Canada Post strike is in effect!

Help us avoid delays, make your year-end gift online or by phone today, to ensure you receive your 2024 tax receipt.

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Photographer Tilly Nelson, set design Kendra Martyn & Kira Evenson

#GenClimateAction

Ontario youths are back to school the Ford government on its climate inadequacies.

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Photo by Miles Ritter via Flickr

Fighting for endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales

With only 74 remaining, we're seeking emergency protections in light of TMX and other threats.

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Going to court for the last Spotted Owl

For years, we've worked to save this endangered species from Canadian extinction.

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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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Photo credit: Garth Lenz CC BY NC 2.0

Hold governments accountable

Act for environmental justice in Aamjiwnaang First Nation

Aamjiwnaang First Nation has endured more than a century of environmental racism, as industrial pollution has turned their land into one of Canada’s most polluted areas, known as Chemical Valley. This is a call to action for governments to take concrete steps in collaboration with Aamjiwnaang to develop real and lasting solutions that address this environmental injustice.

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