More bad news for the environment. Ottawa just designated its money-pit pipeline as a project of national interest. Read our full statement: https://bit.ly/3TtEgS1

This National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we’re lifting up the work of One Day's Pay: a national campaign to mobilize settlers and non-Indigenous people to give one day’s pay (or what you can afford) to an Indigenous-led organization.

Check out www.onedayspay.ca to make your donation today.

Ottawa is kicking off fall by "streamlining" how project impacts are assessed in Canada.

In this case, "streamlining" processes = steamrolling protections for nature and human health. Industry will profit; we'll pay the price.

Our thoughts: https://bit.ly/3V2FmVf

The feds announced plans to spend $34 million on projects to make Canadian communities more resilient to the effects of climate change. Meanwhile, it plans to fast-track a new pipeline, locking in more oil production, exports and pollution. Full statement: https://dsfdn.org/resilience-funding

Carney might back away from his climate commitments. Make sure your MP doesn't. 🚶

Help us stop this pipeline ploy. Send a letter to your MP now: https://dsfdn.org/NoPipelines

Some good news from the Maritimes: clean electrification with renewables is the future.⚡
Want to have your say in Canada's electricity future? Send a letter to Ottawa: https://dsfdn.org/canada-clean-electricity

Temporarily suspending the federal tax on fuel is not a solution to the cost-of-living crisis or the climate crisis.

Let’s instead find ways to invest in renewables — not subsidize a fossil fuel industry rooted in the past : davidsuzuki.org/action/rejec...