Smartmeme recently released a video that introduces emerging climate justice organizing and activism. The video points viewers toward the Mobilization for Climate…
The city of Toronto has been caught up in a labour dispute since June 22—when 24,000 municipal workers from two local branches…
Chemical Valley is a petro-chemical industry disaster zone in Sarnia, Ontario – alongside the St. Clair river – and Port Huron, Michigan.…
Various campaigners have united to oppose plans for a partially constructed dump site in the Canadian Township of Tiny, just north of…
The 2010 Olympics logo is an altered version of traditional Arctic Inuit sculptures. This quasi-indigenous logo has been displayed in a barrage…
Peace monuments can be found in some strange places. During a recent trip to Cardiff, Wales, a statue in the entrance way…
A reportback that I put together for Climate Justice London – For April 20th, activists in London, Ontario, Canada gathered for a…
Some of us have started to campaign against shale gas fracking around Ontario, Canada. On May 19th, we had a rally outside…
A community leader speaks about how natives have been confronting chemical and petroleum industries in Chemical Valley In this interview, Ada Lockridge…
Here is a great publication that I helped to put together – "Beyond Parts Per Million: Voices from the frontlines of climate…
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