It’s on. Justin Trudeau just met with the Governor General and asked her to dissolve Parliament and kick off the 2019 federal election campaign. For the next 5.5 weeks, it’s up to us to make sure that climate change and a Green New Deal are front and center. Tonight, we’re hosting a mass organizing call where we’ll cover our plans to organize, strike and vote for a Green New Deal this election, and I want you to join us.
On September 9th, Our Time announced our first slate of endorsed candidates. Here’s how we decided who to endorse.
It’s E-46 and the election will be called any day now. This week, we’re finalizing our first slate of endorsed candidates and gearing up for the massive climate strikes planned for September 20-27th across Canada and around the globe.
Election campaigns are fast-paced and constantly changing, so we want to make sure you know what’s going on. This week: join our climate strikes webinar on August 29 and get your candidate nominations in by September 1.
Election campaigns are fast-paced and constantly changing, so we want to make sure you know what’s going on. This week: call on the CBC to host a climate debate and get your candidate nominations in by September 1.
Read some of the powerful letters to the editor submitted by people across the country
Election campaigns are fast-paced and constantly changing, so we want to make sure you know what’s going on. This week: call for a climate debate by signing the petition to the CBC and by writing a letter to your local paper.
Election campaigns are fast-paced and constantly changing, so we want to make sure you know what’s going on. This week: a massive petition delivery at the CBC HQ in Toronto and prepping for petition deliveries across the country.
On July 17th, I took action in Ottawa alongside thousands of people across the country to push the CBC to host a federal leaders’ debate on climate. It’s shameful that a 6-year-old and her grandmother began imagining solutions to address climate change 15 years ago, while our political leaders only spent 15 minutes on climate change in the last federal election.
Election campaigns are fast-paced and constantly changing, so we want to make sure you know what’s going on. This week: share the open letter to the CBC, calling for a climate debate, signed by some of the most renowned authors, artists, and leaders in the country.