Toronto, ON (March 30, 2016) – Pollution is a very high threat to the maritime coastal watershed in Eastern Canada, according to new data released today by WWF-Canada. Lack of data and poor water... Read More

Iqaluit, March 31, 2016 – World Wildlife Fund Canada has brought together six organizations to help remote Canadian Arctic communities transition to renewable energy and reduce dependence on importing hazardous and costly diesel fuel.... Read More

TORONTO, December 2, 2015 – WWF-Canada is delighted to announce that Megan Leslie, former Member of Parliament for Halifax and Vice Chair of the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development has joined its... Read More

PARIS, December 3, 2015 – Today the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40) announced the winners of their third-annual C40 Cities Awards, recognizing Vancouver and 9 other cities around the world for their leadership in... Read More

With the Paris climate change agreement undergoing an important stress test today, David Miller, WWF-Canada President and CEO, made the following statement:    “Today is an important day for the climate change agreement being... Read More

With less than a day and a half remaining for governments to make at COP21 in Paris, David Miller, WWF-Canada President and CEO, made the following statement:     “All the pieces are in... Read More

With less than a day remaining for governments to make a deal at COP21 in Paris, David Miller, WWF-Canada President and CEO, made the following statement:    “Some of the optimism of the early... Read More

Halifax, NS, December 11, 2015 – Today, the Nova Scotia Legislature passed Bill 110, the Marine Renewable Energy Act, in an effort to ensure that marine renewable energy has appropriate licensing and environmental protections... Read More

Paris, December 12, 2015 – The commitments enshrined in the new global climate change agreement must be translated into on-the-ground action to protect nature and communities across Canada to reach the ultimate goal of limiting... Read More

Reacting to the news that Canada aims to officially designate 10% of its territorial waters as Marine Protected Areas by 2020, Bettina Saier, WWF-Canada’s Vice President for Oceans, released the following statement:  “Marine protected... Read More