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Road, Rail and Mine Blockades Could Be on Horizon over Ontario Mining Bill: Chiefs
Doug Ford · Toronto

Road, Rail and Mine Blockades Could Be on Horizon over Ontario Mining Bill: Chiefs

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Road, rail and mine blockades could be on the horizon, First Nations leaders said Monday, as they ratchet up pressure on the Ontario government to kill a proposed bill that seeks to speed up large mining projects in the north.See the Story
"Our Aim Is Not Just to Supply Potatoes, but to Change the Perception People Have of Them"
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"Our Aim Is Not Just to Supply Potatoes, but to Change the Perception People Have of Them"

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"Our aim is not just to supply potatoes, but to change the perception people have of them"See the Story
Giles: Ontario Must Not Dismantle Protection for Endangered Wildlife
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Giles: Ontario Must Not Dismantle Protection for Endangered Wildlife

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Bill 5 would scrap the province’s landmark Endangered Species Act — at a time when we are increasingly concerned about our natural world.See the Story

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A win for wildlife at the BC Place Climb for Nature

The 2025 WWF Climb for Nature continued at BC Place on May 10 with families, nature-lovers and athletes climbing around 3,000 steps up, down and all around the stadium’s lower stands. Climbers in Vancouver also raised an incredible $93,000. Together with thousands who conquered the WWF CN Tower Climb for Nature last month — and hundreds more who are climbing across the country as part of the WWF Anywhere Climb for Nature — we’ve raised a record …Wildfires · VancouverRead Article

Community-based research: Diminishing the impacts of shipping traffic in Canada’s Arctic

Since 1990, shipping traffic in the Canadian Arctic has almost tripled. These ships don’t just disrupt marine species — they affect the local Inuit communities that hunt them. Natasha Simonee with her family. © Natasha Simonee The Arctic Corridors Research Project started in 2015 as ​a ​way to reduce the effects that increased shipping is having on traditional hunting and fishing activities in the region. During the project, which is ongoing, re…Pond Inlet · Pond InletRead Article

From risk to resilience: The story of the mountain gorilla

Global species populations are declining at a catastrophic rate.   © naturepl.com / Christophe Courteau / WWF Since 1970, wildlife populations have plunged by an average of 73 per cent. The staggering figure comes from WWF’s most recent Living Planet Report, which measured the average change in population sizes of more than 5,000 vertebrate species between 1970 and 2020.  While this number is dire, things are far from hopeless. We can recover sp…Species · CanadaRead Article

LETTER: Bill 5 an example of how premier's actions 'parrot Trump'

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Legislation 'would certainly unleash the decimation, if not total destruction, of any number of plants and animals,' says letter writerDoug FordSee the Story

The election was a win for nature, but now comes the real work

This next stage must be about implementation, removing politics, and ignoring misinformation, and that requires a new approach to how government functions. Canada is home to the world’s longest coastline, nearly 25 per cent of the world’s wetlands, 20 per cent of its freshwater, and nine per cent of its forests, lands, and waters that host about 80,000 plant and animal species. Our natural wealth is extraordinary—and increasingly under pressure.…Ontario, Canada · OntarioRead Article

Ripple effects: The four biggest threats to coastal ecosystems in Canada

Canada’s unequalled coastlines are both picturesque and protective — filtering water, storing carbon, reducing the effects of storm surge, and supporting marine biodiversity and local communities — yet Canada is not doing a good job of protecting them. From estuaries, salt marshes, mudflats and seagrass meadows to sand or gravel beaches and rocky tidal zones, coastal ecosystems are threatened. But what are those threats, and what can we do to ad…British Columbia · British ColumbiaRead Article

Beyond measure: why — and how — communities are measuring carbon in New Brunswick

It was a foggy morning at Meenan’s Cove as we stood on the deck of a beach house overlooking the Kennebecasis River. While the fog was due to lift soon, the wind was going to pick up by the afternoon, so we had to get to work quickly. Drones, after all, depend heavily on weather, and it’s best to learn in calm conditions. Our small WWF-Canada team was gathered here, in Quispamsis, N.B., to meet eager participants of our carbon measurement traini…Quispamsis · QuispamsisRead Article

Two Climbs, One Cause: This West Coaster's love for nature is taking her from the top of Toronto to the stadium stairs of BC Place

Fresh from conquering the WWF CN Tower Climb for Nature as part of team SOSA (led by Bachelor alum and conservationist, Blake Moynes), Lindsay Carey is gearing up to tackle the 3,000-step BC Place Climb for Nature on May 10, joining an exclusive group of climbers who have conquered both events. Lindsay tells us about her deep connection to B.C. nature and wildlife, and why events like this give her hope for the future. “I had an incredible exper…Conservation · VancouverRead Article

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