Take action
Your voice has power: Tell your MP and Senators to oppose the undemocratic Building Canada Act
The Building Canada Act proposed in Bill C-5 is a dangerous step backward, and the federal government is trying to rush it through Parliament without proper scrutiny and debate.
If passed, it will strip away critical environmental protections and silence public participation in decisions that impact nature, wildlife, and communities.
Don’t let the federal government bulldoze our democracy and environment without a fight.
Tell the federal government to finish the job on “forever chemicals”
It’s time for Canada to act on toxic “forever chemicals.”
PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” are toxic, don’t break down, and are building up in our bodies and environment. Despite the growing evidence of harm, Canada has yet to meaningfully regulate them.
You can help change that.
Tell your politicians to stop fuelling wildfires
Climate change has created the perfect conditions for “supercharged” wildfire seasons. And it’ll only get worse if we keep on burning coal, oil, and gas.
In a time of increased political uncertainty, it’s important political leaders do not lose sight of protecting public health and safety and the environment.
Politicians have the power to put us on the path to a safer future. But they’ll only act if you tell them to.
Give the Southern Resident Killer Whales a lifeline
Both the federal environment minister and the fisheries minister know that these endangered orcas are long overdue for strong protections. A newly operational Trans Mountain pipeline means they can’t wait any longer.
Will you email those in charge now? The ministers must recommend that Cabinet issue an emergency order to protect the Southern Resident Killer Whales.
Urge financial institutions to stop funding fossil fuels
Canada’s banks and insurance firms are among the world’s largest oil, gas, and coal funders.
Please write to the directors of these companies today and demand they stop using your money to fund the climate crisis.
