Arctic oil spill cleanup impossible one day in five: energy board report The Globe and Mail August 2, 2011 Helping the polar bear survive a warming world The Globe and Mail July 13, 2011... Read More

(Vancouver and Toronto – July 13, 2011) More than 47,000 Canadians registered to show their local waters they care during the 2010 Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, presented by Loblaw Companies Limited. The conservation initiative... Read More

In 2008 Canada’s Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) assessed the Polar Bear based on scientific information and local knowledge, and recommended to the federal Minister that this species be... Read More

For 20 years, the Global Forest & Trade Network (GFTN) has worked successfully to create a global marketplace for sustainably sourced forest products. The programme now includes approximately 300 companies, communities, NGOs in more... Read More

Devex is the largest network of aid and relief workers in the world. Announced on April 18, Devex Top 40 Development Innovators is an impressive listing of the world’s leading donor agencies & foundations,... Read More

Protected spaces not stemming loss of biodiversity on land, water, report says Winnipeg Free Press July 29, 2011 Read More

(Toronto – August 9, 2011) WWF welcomes today’s announcement by Premier Dalton McGuinty of funding for electric vehicle charging stations. This is one of a suite of measures taken by the provincial government to... Read More

(Toronto and Vancouver – August 17, 2011) Where are some of Canada’s cleanest and dirtiest shorelines? The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, presented by Loblaw Companies Limited, today released a list of its most and... Read More

In fact, WWF analysis of National Energy Board (NEB) commissioned research indicates a clean-up would not be possible 44 to 84 per cent of the short Arctic drilling season. For the remaining seven or... Read More