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01 Our Work

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Nature-directed stewardship planning

We support community-led land stewardship planning to protect and restore ecological integrity while providing for sustainable economies.

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Environmental justice in Quebec

Some underprivileged, racialized and Indigenous communities bear an inequitable and disproportionate burden of environmental damages and risks. We’re bringing these issues to light and supporting community groups doing the groundwork to end environmental injustices throughout Quebec.

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Clean, renewable electricity

New energy modelling details how we can have 100 per cent clean, renewable, reliable electricity where and when we need it by 2035. And the good news doesn’t end there! This is the bold, effective, affordable climate solution we’ve been waiting for.

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Nature-directed stewardship planning

We support community-led land stewardship planning to protect and restore ecological integrity while providing for sustainable economies.
Environmental justice in Quebec

Some underprivileged, racialized and Indigenous communities bear an inequitable and disproportionate burden of environmental damages and risks. We’re bringing these issues to light and supporting community groups doing the groundwork to end environmental injustices throughout Quebec.
Be part of the solution
Build Canada's East-West grid with renewables

Support clean power, Indigenous rights, and jobs with an east-west grid

02 Act Online

Your voice matters

Political leaders earn their positions from votes. They care about public opinion and keep close tabs on issues constituents raise in letters, meetings, phone calls and the editorial pages of local papers.

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02 Experts

Expert views

Our work is driven by dozens of experts from across the disciplines of science, policy, communications and public engagement.

Meet our experts

Climate solutions

Care as legal knowledge: Mothers and the making of international environmental law

Sabaa Khan

Director General, Quebec and Atlantic Canada

Climate solutions

No kings on Turtle Island: Trade, executive power and the assault on environmental accountability

Sabaa Khan

Director General, Quebec and Atlantic Canada

Thriving nature

Shifting baseline syndrome key to growing nature disconnect

Erin Roger

Director, Nature

03 Stories

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March 19, 2026
Who owns Canada’s natural resources? Does it matter?

If industry supporters see supposed foreign funding of environmental organizations as a threat to sovereignty, why doesn’t foreign ownership of Canada’s natural resources ring alarm bells?

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March 12, 2026
Live long and prosper with exercise

The scientifically documented key to a healthy long life is exercise. Studies show it reduces the risk of a wide array of conditions associated with old age, from diabetes, obesity and cancer to Alzheimer’s, stroke and heart disease.

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March 5, 2026
Saving humanity requires systemic change

The world can provide enough for everyone, but too many greedy people are hoarding wealth and resources and destroying natural life-support systems to accumulate more money and power.

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February 26, 2026
Trade without accountability, pollution without borders

No executive — in Washington, Ottawa or elsewhere — should have the unilateral power to dismantle protections, bypass accountability and impose dangerous consequences on people beyond their borders.

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