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What’s Canada’s position on the fate of polar bears?

The five Arctic nations (Canada, Norway, Denmark/Greenland, Russia, USA) signed a binding Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears in 1973 that includes provisions to protect the bears and their habitat. The same parties met... Read More
The five Arctic nations (Canada, Norway, Denmark/Greenland, Russia, USA) signed a binding Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears...
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Communities across Canada gather to celebrate Earth Hour

Led by WWF (World Wildlife Fund), Earth Hour is a global lights out phenomenon to demonstrate that individual action is important and adds up to make a big difference. To date, a record 2,000... Read More
Led by WWF (World Wildlife Fund), Earth Hour is a global lights out phenomenon to demonstrate that individual action...
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International Volunteer Day

December 5th is International Volunteer Day. At WWF-Canada, our work would not be possible without the commitment of all of our amazing volunteers! Read More
December 5th is International Volunteer Day. At WWF-Canada, our work would not be possible without the commitment of...
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My Future, My Climate Postcard Contest

Answer: Ask the kids   They’re the ones, after all, who will inherit the Earth.    If climate change isn’t stopped, it’s our children who will reap its whirlwind. With that unhappy truth in mind, WWF-Canada... Read More
Answer: Ask the kids   They’re the ones, after all, who will inherit the Earth.    If climate change isn’t...
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Find an Event

Official EH Events Halifax – Grand Parade Square, 8-9:30pm Montreal – Societe des arts technologiques, 7-10:00pm Toronto – Nathan Phillips Square, 7-9:30pm Edmonton – City Hall Plaza, 7:30-9:30pm Vancouver – JunoFest WestJet Stage, 8:15-9:00pm Find... Read More
Official EH Events Halifax – Grand Parade Square, 8-9:30pm Montreal – Societe des arts technologiques, 7-10:00pm Toronto – Nathan Phillips...
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Funding Announced For Species At Risk Research In Ontario

In total, the newly created Species At Risk Research Fund For Ontario will be awarding $415,000 to aid in species recovery efforts. “We are very pleased to be able to help fund such high... Read More
In total, the newly created Species At Risk Research Fund For Ontario will be awarding $415,000 to aid in...
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