Category: GreenPAC Blog

Today we want to shine a light on groups across Canada who are working to build diversity in politics. We encourage you to have a look at what they are working

By: Kirsten Snider Canadians continue to deal with COVID-19 and all of the problems that come with it. The rush to secure PPE for frontline workers, the tragedies taking place

On the 50th anniversary of Earth Day GreenPAC’s Executive Director, Sabrina Bowman, shares her thoughts on how political cooperation during COVID-19 can also be applied to cooperation on working towards

By Spencer Baron In 1965, my grandfather, Frank Baron, did something no one expected him to do — he bought a plot of land on the southern shore of Kashwakamak

There’s a strong strand of opinion in the wider environmental community that building a just, sustainable world is about more than the laws and decisions we make (though it’s certainly

One of the simplest, most powerful requests any environmental advocate can ever make of an elected representative is to fearlessly follow the evidence wherever it takes them. For several years

This blog was written by Danielle Pal, an undergraduate student at The University of Toronto. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily reflective

This blog was written by Elsie Richmond, an undergraduate student at Guelph University. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily reflective of the