In the News: Campaign Director Mike Balkwill Speaks with rabble.ca on Get Concerned Stratford’s Winning Campaign
February 18, 2025 When multinational corporation Xinyi Glass tried to build a float glass factory in Stratford, Ontario, residents discovered that city council had been privately working on the deal
Stick it to Highways
Sticking up for Mother Nature In a time of climate crisis, we opposed Ontario’s plans to build two new highways north of Toronto, paving over thousands of acres of Greenbelt
Making the Health Case for Climate Action
Health professionals for climate action We partnered with the Canadian Health Association for Sustainability & Equity to make the health case for climate action. Research has demonstrated that the public
Fonds Climat du Québec (Quebec Climate Fund)
The Polytechnique Montréal Foundation and Alumni has hired a government relations expert with their grant from the Public Voice Fund. This expert will work to advance the Quebec Climate Fund
Government of Alberta Net Zero Plan
The Pembina Institute received a grant from the Public Voice Fund to support their work on a net-zero plan for Alberta. With the help of an experienced government relations strategist,
Advance Ocean Protection and Climate Leadership in Nova Scotia
The time to act on the climate crisis was yesterday. This is why the Public Voice Fund granted $30,000 to the East Coast Environmental Law Association (ECELA) to support an
Delay the Electric Vehicle Tax in Saskatchewan
Action against counter-productive EV Tax In October 2021, Saskatchewan introduced Canada’s first electric vehicle (EV) tax. During a critical time in Canada’s transition to a low-carbon economy, the EV Tax
Farmers for Climate Solutions
Farmers for Climate Solutions will use their recent grant from the Public Voice Fund to ensure federal and provincial agricultural policy supports farmers in reducing emissions, adapting to the implications
Mobilizing Young People with Class Privilege to Reduce Poverty and Address the Climate Crisis
Reversing extreme wealth inequality and ongoing colonialism are key to successfully confronting the climate crisis. Young, wealthy people have a key role to play – they can redistribute resources, influence