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Power to the people

Exciting design is one way to pump up the fun factor in urban living . The neighbourhood of Västra Hamnen, in Malmö Sweden, transformed industrial lands into a compact city space, and is now... Read More
Exciting design is one way to pump up the fun factor in urban living . The neighbourhood of Västra...
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Report Back: Thank you for keeping Arctic Home cool!

This past winter, WWF and Coca-Cola asked you to help conserve the polar bears’ Arctic Home by making pledges to reduce your carbon footprint and donations to support our work in the Arctic. And... Read More
This past winter, WWF and Coca-Cola asked you to help conserve the polar bears’ Arctic Home by making pledges...
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Baldly going where no climber has gone before

Who needs hair, right? WWF’s co-op student Mike Terry pledges to shave his head in order to reach his fundraising goal of $1200 for this year’s CN Tower Climb. Read More
Who needs hair, right? WWF’s co-op student Mike Terry pledges to shave his head in order to reach his...
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Introducing Team Climb-It Smart!

Here at WWF-Canada we like to walk the talk…or rather, climb the talk. That’s why we’ve put together a staff team: Team Climb-It Smart. Read More
Here at WWF-Canada we like to walk the talk…or rather, climb the talk. That’s why we’ve put together a...
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WWF-Canada and Hydro-Québec working together to expand electric vehicle charging options

WWF-Canada is happy to announce a partnership with Hydro-Québec’s Electric Circuit to support the development of public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) both in and outside of Quebec. By combining our efforts, we... Read More
WWF-Canada is happy to announce a partnership with Hydro-Québec’s Electric Circuit to support the development of public charging infrastructure...
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Friends that train together climb the CN Tower together

Angie and Anne, 71 and 68, were told they couldn’t take on 1,776 steps to the top of the CN Tower. Determined to prove skeptics wrong, both women have already started training, and will... Read More
Angie and Anne, 71 and 68, were told they couldn’t take on 1,776 steps to the top of the...
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