Advocate
Advocate
calling all youth and environmental professionals!
Are you passionate about youth participation in international climate policy and diplomacy? We want to hear from you! 🫵
Youth Climate Lab (YCL) and Climate Reality Project Canada (CRPC) are working on an exciting new program that will support youth in Canada in being better equipped to participate in international climate policy! 📝
Whether you're a youth who previously attended a UN climate change event, a youth who's interested in attending, or a professional who has supported youth in attending UN-level events - your input is valuable! 🏅
Youth survey participants will be entered for a chance to win 1 of 4 prizes of a Stormtech waterproof backpack and a printed YCL Radical Collaboration Card Deck! 🥳
For this survey, we're looking for respondents based in Canada, including newcomers, international students, and non-permanent residents.
Deadline is July 16th, at midnight PT.
The PFC is a body of Palestinian and Arab feminists committed to Palestinian social and political liberation by confronting systemic gendered, sexual, and colonial violence, oppression, and dispossession.
This toolkit is an offering and invitation to all lovers of freedom to join or deepen your engagement in the struggle for Palestinian liberation at this critical moment.
Climate emotions research survey
A research team at Lakehead University is recruiting organizations/groups to complete a short questionnaire (15 min) to help them better understand the landscape of available tools, strategies, and programs that support youth in coping with climate-related emotions.
Insights will contribute to the development of a Field of Practice Report. Tools, strategies and resources that orgs want to share will go into a Living Repository, a publicly-accessible online resource that brings together shareable practices.
Survey: National Urban Park Exploration for saskatoon
The Meewasin Valley Authority (Meewasin) and many partners are working together to explore the potential designation of a National Urban Park in the Saskatoon region and within Meewasin’s jurisdiction. Meewasin is a charitable organization that exists to ensure a healthy and vibrant river valley, with a balance between human use and conservation, for the benefit of present and future generations, in Saskatoon & area.
You could win:
A $100 Visa gift card or
Tickets to Meewasin’s Grazing Dinner—named the #1 pick for summer exploration in The Globe and Mail’s “Hidden Canada 2025” top 10 list!
Event dates: September 11–13, 2025All feedback will be considered and inform the details of the potential National Urban Park. This survey is open until September 12, 2025.
CXC Crisis Response
The ChangemakerXchange Crisis Response Page is a shared space where we can all come together to support changemakers facing urgent challenges. It serves as a central hub for trusted fundraisers, resources, and ways to offer help – ensuring no one has to navigate difficult times alone.
advocate for affordable, accessible transportation in rural, remote, and northern manitoba
Do you live in rural, remote or northern Manitoba? Do you feel the need for affordable, accessible transportation options? Manitoba's Climate Action Team wants to your experiences with transportation to improve transportation equity in the province!
Join doctors and thousands of concerned citizens demanding strong regulations to hold oil and gas companies accountable for their pollution. Together, we can secure a healthier, safer future for everyone in Canada.
Email your MP today and call for a strong, loophole-free Emissions Cap that protects lives, curbs pollution, and combats climate change.
Send a letter to demand action on oil and gas pollution
The Competition Bureau is launching a public consultation to solicit feedback from Canadians on its proposed guidelines concerning environmental claims. The guidelines will help businesses check if their environmental claims follow the rules of the Competition Act, including new rules against greenwashing added in June 2024.
The Bureau strongly encourages anyone who suspects that a company or individual is making deceptive marketing claims to report them by using its online form.
Norman Wells is in trouble. The Mackenzie River’s water levels are too low for barges to deliver fuel, so, since May 2024, they’ve been relying on expensive air shipments, causing fuel prices to skyrocket to over $4.65 per litre for gas. This makes everything more expensive — think heating, transportation, and food — forcing residents to consider about leaving town for more affordable living conditions.
This petition, started by the Town of Norman Wells, asks the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories to declare a state of emergency and give rebates to help cover the high fuel costs, which totalled $1.84 million in October 2024 alone. It also calls on the Canadian government to step in and provide support until Norman Wells’ winter road opens to heavy traffic.
