A poll conducted after the United States’ actions in Venezuela & U.S. threats to seize Greenland has found that a majority of Canadians believe that made-in-Canada renewable energy is important for strengthening Canada’s national security.
More: www.sierraclub.ca/clean-energy... #CDNpoli #CDNMedia
We're calling on the federal government to get fossils OUT of the picture ❌⛽and invest in a resilient, people- and nature-centred future for Canada — powered by renewables. ⚡🌿
Add your voice: dsfdn.org/RejectABsPip...
River Run Rally 2026 🌊🌊🌊
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 12pm | Toronto
RSVP: freegrassy.net/river-run-20...
Join Grassy Narrows youth and community members as they travel 1,700km to demand mercury justice
#FreeGrassy #GrassyNarrows
Your pension savings are at risk – and climate change is already reshaping the economy. Some funds are stepping up, others are falling behind. Where does your pension stand?
18.02.2026 14:15 — 👍 6 🔁 5 💬 1 📌 0
Today, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments or CPPIB) released its Third Quarter Fiscal 2026 results.
The quarterly results show that CPPIB made nearly $2 billion in fossil fuel investments between October 1 and December 31, 2025.
Teal background. Quote reads “Why are Shell and Mitsubishi reluctant to put more of their own money into Phase 2? …If LNG Canada’s Phase 2 were a fantastic investment opportunity, you’d expect both companies to be willing to put more of their capital into it.” Quote attributed to Clark Williams-Derry, Energy Finance Analyst, IEEFA with black and white photo of Williams-Derry in bottom right corner. Arrow icon in top right corner.
Teal background. Quote reads “Measured per tonne of LNG production capacity, Woodfibre LNG could turn out to be one of the most expensive LNG projects in the world,” IEEFA said, adding that there is looming glut of supplies of the fuel globally. Quote attributed to Clark Williams-Derry, Energy Finance Analyst, IEEFA with black and white photo of Williams-Derry in bottom right corner. Arrow icon in top right corner.
Background photo of orca breaching. Screenshot of article headline from The Globe and Mail titled “Shell, Mitsubishi mull altering stakes in LNG Canada to raise funds for expansion” by Brent Jang and published on January 27, 2026.
LNG is a risky bet.
Join us in calling on the B.C. and federal government to #StopTilburyLNG: https://act.stand.earth/page/78758/petition/1?ea.tracking.id=bluesky&utm_source=bluesky&en_og_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=canada___ong
Background photo of flaring at an LNG facility. OP-ED icon in top left corner. “Photo: Supplied photo” in top right corner. Screenshot of Vancouver Sun op-ed titled “Opinion: The questions Canadians should be asking amid hype over LNG projects”. Arrow icon in bottom right corner.
Teal background. “Ottawa is gambling on an outdated definition of what makes an energy superpower.” Photo of a house on the water with a flaring LNG facility visible in the background. “Photo credit: Government of B.C.” “In 2026, an energy superpower understands the way the world is shifting and goes to where the puck is going to be, not where it came from.”
Maroon background. Quote reads "With an affordability crisis in full swing, our taxpayer dollars and government officials should work for our communities - not billionaires and foreign gas companies." Attribution reads “Richard Brooks, Climate Finance Director” with a photo of Brooks on the right side of the image. Stand.earth logo.
How does the expenditure of government energy and taxpayer dollars benefit communities?
What are the risks of #LNG projects? Are they REALLY of national interest?
(Spoiler alert: they're not). #GreenSky
Pour accélérer l’adaptation, les gouvs devraient moderniser les outils financiers, intégrer les risques dans les décisions, renforcer les données, mettre à jour les codes, et appuyer les communautés vulnérables. ⬇️ institutclimatique.ca/reports/prev...
09.02.2026 13:43 — 👍 4 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0
NEW RESEARCH: Canada could save up to $10 billion each year if governments invest now to prepare public infrastructure for rising heat and heavy rains. Read our latest report 🧵⬇️
climateinstitute.ca/reports/prep...
Les véhicules électriques ne sont qu’une
partie d’un plus grand changement à mettre
en œuvre pour aligner notre économie
avec un avenir durable. Mais l’annonce d’aujourd’hui montre que la décarbonisation du Canada va de pair avec sa compétitivité.
shorturl.at/EQUwM
Nous vous invitons à lire la réponse de @carobrouillette.bsky.social à la nouvelle stratégie automobile annoncée aujourd’hui 👉 shorturl.at/EQUwM
05.02.2026 21:50 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 1 📌 0
#EVs are just one part of the bigger shift needed to align our transportation sector, and our whole economy, with a climate-safe and healthy future—but today’s announcement shows that Canada's #decarbonization and its competitiveness go hand in hand.
05.02.2026 20:35 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Read @carobrouillette.bsky.social’s full statement on the federal government’s new automotive strategy released today! 👇
shorturl.at/CLKAD
#Media: Today’s decision by the Federal Court of Appeal is excellent news for a planet awash in #plasticpollution. The court confirmed the federal government is justified in declaring plastics toxic in order to address the pollution they cause. Full statement:
environmentaldefence.ca/2026/01/30/t...
La plupart des RDIE visent les pays du Sud et sont intentés par des investisseurs provenant d’un petit nombre de pays riches (dont le Canada), creusant davantage les inégalités mondiales.
La justice climatique commence par la fin de ces inégalités. ✊
Le RDIE permet aux entreprises d’énergies fossiles de poursuivre les gouvernements en justice pour des politiques climatiques visant à protéger l’environnement.
La simple menace d’un RDIE suffit à forcer les gouvernements à reculer sur leurs politiques, et même à les abandonner.
🚨 Lois climatiques bloquées. Multinationales protégées. Démocratie écartée.
Le règlement des différends entre investisseurs et États (RDIE) compromet l'action climatique dans le monde entier. Ce système hérité de l'ère coloniale privilégie les multinationales et renforce les inégalités mondiales. 👇
Most ISDS cases target Global South countries, while most investors come from a small number of wealthy nations (including #Canada), reinforcing deep global inequalities.
Climate justice starts with ending this imbalance. ✊
ISDS allows fossil fuel companies to sue governments over policies designed to meet #climate commitments & protect the #environment.
Even the threat of an #ISDS claim can lead to governments reversing, weakening, or abandoning legitimate public-interest policies.
❌ Climate laws blocked. 💰 Corporations protected. 👀 Democracy sidelined.
Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) is undermining #climateaction worldwide.
Learn how this colonial-era system grants exclusive privileges for multinational corporations, reinforcing global inequalities. 👇
Today, Shift released its 4th annual Canadian Pension Climate Report Card, benchmarking the climate policies for Canada’s 11 largest public pension managers. $2.7 trillion in retirement savings is at stake – making their climate strategies central to long-term returns & retirement security.
28.01.2026 14:02 — 👍 27 🔁 24 💬 2 📌 6
« Cette décision affaiblit non seulement la position du Québec dans la transformation économique mondiale, mais elle détermine également que les perdants seront les citoyens, les citoyennes, les travailleurs et les travailleuses, ainsi que les industries québécoises. »
@carobrouillette.bsky.social
📢 DERNIÈRE HEURE: Cible de réduction des GES repoussée dans 5 ans. Ce recul du gouvernement pour la cible climatique va carrément à l’encontre du consensus et des recommandations scientifiques. A-t-on besoin de rappeler que l'urgence climatique, c'est MAINTENANT?
naturequebec.org/recul-cible-...
Le nouveau partenariat entre le Canada et la Chine vendredi dernier souligne la transition de l’économie mondiale vers les énergies renouvelables.
Déclaration complète de Caroline Brouillette, directrice exécutive du Réseau action climat Canada. 👀
shorturl.at/KulBT
The Canada-China partnership announced last Friday highlights the global economy’s move towards renewables.
Read the full statement from Climate Action Network Canada’s Executive Director, @carobrouillette.bsky.social. 👇
shorturl.at/UGsP2
Four speakers hold up a chart that reads "2025 Progress Report; BC's Climate Emergency Response." They stand in front of Canada Place with fire banners behind them.
Today we launched our 2025 Climate Action Progress Report, evaluating the #BCgov.
The result? 8 failing grades, and 2 grades of minor progress. The worst outcome in 4 years.
FULL REPORT: bcclimateemergency.ca/progress-rep...
@cape-bc.bsky.social @myseatosky.bsky.social @ubcic.bsky.social
Il est encore temps de #postuler pour rejoindre notre équipe!
Envoyez votre candidature pour le poste de Directeur•trice des politiques nationales d’ici le 16 janvier.
Pour en savoir plus et postuler, c’est par ici 👇
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🚨 There is still time to apply to join our team!
We will be accepting applications for our next National Policy Manager until this Friday, January 16th.
Find out more & apply now! shorturl.at/DAFY5
We are signing off for the next 3 weeks to rest, reflect, and recharge. ❄️
The CAN-Rac secretariat will be returning to the office on January 12th for another year of organizing & collaborating in the fight for climate justice. We look forward to connecting again in the new year!
L’équipe de CAN-Rac prend une pause pour les trois prochaines semaines pour se reposer et se recharger pour l’année à venir.
Nous serons de retour le 12 janvier pour une nouvelle année de mobilisation et de collaboration avec nos membres et alliés engagés pour la justice climatique! 💪
