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Like- By Greenpeace Canada · Thursday, July 8, 2010
Hey Guelph and Area Volunteers,
We are looking for someone to help Jef table for Greenpeace at the Hillside Festival in Guelph this year: July 23-25th. For a free ticket to an awesome weekend of community collaboration and music, we are asking that you occupy our table in the Neighbourhhod tent. This would require you to talk to the public about Gre... - By Greenpeace Canada · Friday, June 25, 2010
Hey Greenpeace Folks,
As I'm sure you can see by the 10 ft tall fences and heavy police presence around the city, the G20 summit has hit Toronto with force!
Spectacles like this give us the rare opportunity to speak out about issues that the world’s most wealthy and powerful nations ignore like: Global Justice, The Environmental & Climate Change, Hum... - By Greenpeace Canada · Monday, February 8, 2010
February 15th marks the beginning of the public trial of the Tokyo 2- Junichi and Toru- who were detained by Japanese authorities after exposing corruption with the whaling industry. But thanks to the recent findings of a working group of the UN Human Rights Council, now the Japanese authorities are also perched on the scales of justice…and a thou... - By Greenpeace Canada · Thursday, February 4, 2010
Today Loblaw announced it will be removing some “at risk” seafood species from sale. Great news! It’s great to see Redlist removal momentum continuing after west-coast retailers, Overwaitea, followed by Safeway, went public with their initiatives last year.
Of Greenpeace Redlist species, Overwaitea removed orange roughy, shark, yellowfin tuna and s...
- By Greenpeace Canada · Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Yup, seems they did. As such, many of you may be asking yourself how it could be possible that the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) would actually certify this fishery as sustainable. Well, you’re not alone. David Suzuki (see recent article ) and other prominent ocean/fish/environmental gurus have wondered the same thing and it’s left me wondering-...
- By Greenpeace Canada · Monday, February 1, 2010
Could it be possible?! Two bluefin fishing nations take a stand to protect the ailing bluefin?! According to recent news, Italy has announced it will halt fishing for a year and is thought to support a CITES listing and, just today, media in France is reporting that France will support listing under Appendix I of CITES- thus support a trade ban. Th...
- By Greenpeace Canada · Monday, February 1, 2010
What do pyramid schemes, the Eiffel tower and the annual Seafood Summit have in common? All have some sort of connection to triangles…and pyramid schemes were at the heart of the Summit’s keynote speech yesterday by eminent and entertaining Canadian fisheries scientist Daniel Pauly.
Pauly used disgraced financier Madoff’s pyramid schemes to illustra...
- By Greenpeace Canada · Wednesday, January 20, 2010
An opinion piece by one of the Tokyo two- Junichi.
- Junichi Sato
... - By Greenpeace Canada · Friday, January 15, 2010
Well so far 2010 has been a bit more positive for our Tokyo Two awaiting trial in Japan. Another pre-trial hearing concluded this week, but with reason for optimism as the our defence team was awarded the inclusion of key witnesses in the trial. See below for the full press release and more info and stayed tuned as we approach the full public trial...
- By Greenpeace Canada · Friday, January 15, 2010

UN 2010
Calling all global fisheries agencies, I’ve got the perfect new year’s resolution: stop the plunder of the oceans! 2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity. The UN is calling it “a celebration of life on earth and of the value of biodiversity for our lives.” The UN invites the world “to take action in 2010 to safeguard the variety of ...









