Pipeline Problems Dog Trudeau at Book Signing
A team of activists from Toronto350.org interrupted a public interview and book signing by Federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau at the Toronto Reference Library. Demonstrators sought to communicate their concerns to the Liberal leader over his party's support for the Energy East pipeline project.
Read moreClimate Activists Hold Rally Outside TransCanada Conference in Toronto
Toronto, ON—TransCanada filed their application for the Energy East pipeline with the National Energy Board on Thursday October 30th. Activists from Toronto350.org, a local climate action organization and network affiliate of the international 350.org, were locked out of the proceedings along with other representatives of environmental NGOs. Activists peacefully rallied outside TransCanada’s press conference.
Read moreFossil Fuel Divestment Is Hitting the Mainstream
Canadian Universities Facing Increasing Pressure to Divest from Fossil Fuels
Read moreToronto350.org interrupts so-called sustainable tar sands panel
Toronto, ON—On October 9th, activists from Toronto350.org, a local climate action group, raised concerns of greenwashing at an event run by FoCOS (Future of Canada’s Oil Sands) at the MaRS Discovery Centre.
Read more350.org issues Truth or Dare to Stephen Harper; Naomi Klein and other Canadians take part
(Toronto)--Prime Minister Stephen Harper has decided not to attend the UN Climate Summit, against the wishes of thousands of Canadians.
Read moreMargaret Atwood and other Canadian authors and public figures call for climate action as world leaders head to UN Climate Summit
(Toronto)—Two days after the largest climate action in history—the People’s Climate March, in which 400,000 marched in New York City; a day after #FloodWallStreet began in New York, in which thousands of protesters wearing blue drew the connection between climate change and capitalism; and on the day that world leaders head to the UN Climate Summit, Margaret Atwood and other prominent Canadian authors and public figures have released statements about the importance of the People’s Climate March and the UN Climate Summit.
Read more300 Torontonians join largest climate march in history in New York City
(Toronto) Early this morning, hundreds of Torontonians returned from New York City after gathering for the largest climate march in history: the People’s Climate March. Toronto350.org organized five buses carrying almost 300 Torontonians of all ages. The buses left Toronto on Friday night and arrived in New York on Saturday morning.
Read moreJustin Trudeau Confronted Again on Climate at Ontario Fundraiser
Demands for strong action mark the end of “free ride” on climate for opposition parties in Canada
Read morePeople's Climate March
TORONTO —Toronto350.org has chartered three buses to transport Torontonians to New York City and back for the People’s Climate March on Sunday, September 21st, 2014.
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