“From solar heating and wind energy, to butterfly gardens and cycle repair shops, these students have many of the answers to the environmental challenges we face,” said Gerald Butts, President and CEO, WWF-Canada. “We’re... Read More

Reprinted with permission of The Hill Times, June 21, 2010 AS GULF OIL SPILLS, ENVIRONMENT GROUP CALLS ON FEDS FOR INDEPENDENT PUBLIC ENQUIRY INTO OFFSHORE DRILLING IN CANADA By KRISTEN SHANE      Some environmental... Read More

TORONTO – A life-sized polar bear sculpture, carved from a 10 tonne block of ice, was put on display in Toronto today to raise public awareness about the need for political leadership on climate... Read More

Josh Laughren, Communications Director for WWF-Canada, is available for comment today. As the lights went off in cities across Canada last night, he was in the middle of the action at Earth Hour Unplugged,... Read More

What: Photo opportunity with the WWF Panda holding a sign with a climate change message as the G8 Foreign Ministers meet in Gatineau to discuss the agenda for the upcoming G8 Summit. Where: Parliament... Read More

Over the past 20 years, more than 70,000 climbers have climbed 131 million steps in WWF-Canada’s largest fundraising event, helping WWF deliver conservation results here in Canada and around the world. The climb isn’t... Read More

Toronto, ON, April 7, 2010 – Three of every four Ontario residents are unaware of an invisible user of electricity that silently drains up to 15 percent of their annual home electricity use, according... Read More

“The Green Energy Act has made Ontario the leading jurisdiction in North America for tapping into renewable energy’s potential to fight climate change, while creating green jobs.” “Just as renewable energy from Niagara Falls... Read More

Many companies, like Canada Life and Lafarge, have entered numerous teams to do their part to help fight climate change and to encourage team building among their employees. Other teams have entered as a... Read More