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WWF-Canada and Loblaw launch granting program to help schools activate green initiatives

“Today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders,” says Gerald Butts, President and CEO, WWF-Canada. “This generation of students is more environmentally savvy than any other in history. We hope the Green CommUnity Granting Program will help... Read More
“Today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders,” says Gerald Butts, President and CEO, WWF-Canada. “This generation of students is more environmentally...
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Celebrate World Oceans Day 2015 with WWF

Canada has the world’s longest coastline—bordering the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans—and one of the largest ocean bodies of any country in the world. World Oceans Day is June 8 and we want... Read More
Canada has the world’s longest coastline—bordering the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans—and one of the largest ocean bodies of...
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The Unfortunate State of Arctic Governance

At the end of Monday’s Arctic Summit near Ottawa, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had harsh words for Canada’s decision to exclude aboriginal leaders and three non-coastal Arctic nations — Iceland, Finland and... Read More
At the end of Monday’s Arctic Summit near Ottawa, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had harsh words for...
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WWF to PM: Will Climate be on the G8 Agenda?

“There will be no security of any kind if we fail to stabilize the climate,” says Keith Stewart, WWF-Canada’s Climate Change Director. “These are the first face-to-face meetings Heads of State will have since... Read More
“There will be no security of any kind if we fail to stabilize the climate,” says Keith Stewart, WWF-Canada’s...
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Beluga myths busted!

Let’s take a look at some myths and mysteries of the beluga whale, and try to set the record straight. Read More
Let’s take a look at some myths and mysteries of the beluga whale, and try to set the record...
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Fresh water: Canada’s lifeblood

The story of water is the story of Canada. A glance at any map clearly shows that both aboriginal and non-aboriginal peoples consistently located their dwellings, towns and cities along waterways. This has included... Read More
The story of water is the story of Canada. A glance at any map clearly shows that both aboriginal...
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