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

This is not the first time that an Ontario Premier has found himself under fire over his plan for massive investments in renewable energy to end the province’s reliance on coal.   One hundred... Read More

This is the 20th anniversary of WWF-Canada’s largest fundraising event. Over the past 20 years, more than 74,000 climbers have taken 131 million steps up the CN Tower, the equivalent of crossing more than... Read More

“I am truly humbled by the overwhelming number of supporters who came out to climb and fundraise for WWF-Canada,” said Gerald Butts, President and CEO of WWF-Canada. “Climate change continues to be a major... Read More

“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

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

“As with so many conservation issues, the longer you leave it, the more expensive and difficult it is to fix,” says Dr. Pete Ewins, Senior Species Conservation Specialist for WWF-Canada. “Canadians do not want... Read More