In September 2018, we launched Canada’s first Parliamentary Internship for the Environment, a leadership development program that places...

By Marina Smirnova It’s a big, game-changing idea. Issue-based debates have never been done on this scale in Canada. On any issue. Not...

By Kate Belmore Before the 2015 federal election, we released 18 candidates endorsements from across the political spectrum. We looked...

By Kate Belmore GreenPAC endorsed Mike Schreiner in the 2018 Ontario election because of his lifelong commitment to the environment. Mike...

By Eleanor Harvey Coming into the GreenPAC Parliamentary internship, I wasn’t sure what to expect. My education is almost exclusively in...

By Spencer Baron In 1965, my grandfather, Frank Baron, did something no one expected him to do — he bought a plot of land on the southern...

This past September, GreenPAC launched its Parliamentary Internship for the Environment, sending three highly talented young interns –...

In September 2018, three interns, GreenPAC’s Executive Director, and its newest team member piled into a car loaded with tents and...

By Amanda Harvey Sánchez As the Ontario election enters its final week, one of the big questions on pundits’ minds is how...

There’s a strong strand of opinion in the wider environmental community that building a just, sustainable world is about more than the...

The Ontario election is just two months away. And today, with the release of our seven endorsements in the provincial campaign, GreenPAC...

One of the simplest, most powerful requests any environmental advocate can ever make of an elected representative is to fearlessly follow...

It’s a small piece of legislation that could have a major impact for endangered species. Which makes the story behind Bill C-363, An Act...

Joseph Pallant is Manager of Brinkman Climate in Vancouver, and served on the GreenPAC Expert Panel that recommended six candidate...

It’ll be a couple of weeks before the results of the British Columbia election are confirmed. But in the hours after the polls closed in...

You don’t often meet elected officials whose political careers trace back to their research in climate science. But Member of Parliament...

This blog was written by Danielle Pal, an undergraduate student at The University of Toronto. The opinions expressed in this article are...

This blog was written by Elsie Richmond, an undergraduate student at Guelph University. The opinions expressed in this article are of the...

This blog was a collaborative effort by Alexa Waud, Khadoni Pitt-Chambers and Sana Ahmed, summer students at GreenPAC. It is finally...

This blog was written by Alexa Waud, an intern at GreenPAC. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not...