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
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This past September, GreenPAC launched its Parliamentary Internship for the Environment, sending three highly talented young interns – Mavis Chan, Nancy Xue, and Ella Harvey – into the Hill offices of
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In September 2018, three interns, GreenPAC’s Executive Director, and its newest team member piled into a car loaded with tents and sleeping bags, bound from Ottawa for Gatineau Park. This
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By Amanda Harvey Sánchez As the Ontario election enters its final week, one of the big questions on pundits’ minds is how millennials—that coveted group of younger voters born between
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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
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With the Ontario provincial election coming up fast, GreenPAC is gearing up for one of its most ambitious campaigns ever. As a small but mighty non-profit with a big, ambitious
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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
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The Ontario election is just two months away. And today, with the release of our seven endorsements in the provincial campaign, GreenPAC is offering seven ways for you to make
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It’s a small piece of legislation that could have a major impact for endangered species. Which makes the story behind Bill C-363, An Act to amend the Species at Risk Act (SARA),
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Joseph Pallant is Manager of Brinkman Climate in Vancouver, and served on the GreenPAC Expert Panel that recommended six candidate endorsements in the British Columbia election May 9. In a
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