Press Release: More than enough land available to build over 2 million homes in the Greater Golden Horseshoe by 2031, without touching the Greenbelt or expanding urban boundaries

FEBRUARY 27, 2023 – Toronto, Treaty lands and traditional territories Mississaugas of the Credit and the ancestral territories of the Haudenosaunee and Wendat people. A new report makes it clear

Breaking News: Ontario integrity commissioner will investigate whether government tipped off developers about Greenbelt land grab

JANUARY 18, 2023 – The Ontario integrity commissioner will investigate whether Ontario’s housing minister, Minister Steve Clark, tipped off land developers about upcoming plans to open up 7,400 acres of

Saving Old Growth Forest in B.C.

Old Growth Forest in British Columbia is disappearing at an alarming rate, and much of what’s left is at immediate risk. So we funded a government relations expert to protect

Newsletter: December 2022

DECEMBER 21, 2022 – Small Change Fund’s Top Ten of 2022 Victory in Georges Bank: We were happy to support action that led to the extension of the moratorium banning

Statement on the Ontario Greenbelt Decision

December 15, 2022 – Today, the provincial government moved forward with their plans to decimate Ontario’s Greenbelt. In spite of 11,000 public comments, dozens of protests and countless professional opinions

Success Story: The Helen Hutchison Nature Reserve Becomes Reality

November 8, 2022 – Our project to establish the Helen Hutchison Nature Reserve officially became a resounding success last Friday with the completed title transfer of 275 metres of riverfront

Opinion: The Progressive Conservatives have a surprising legacy of conservation in Ontario. Here’s how Doug Ford can continue their success

November 4, 2022 – Small Change Fund president Burkhard Mausberg recently published an op-ed in the Toronto Star. The piece begins with a surprising piece of trivia: the Progressive Conservatives

Anishnabe Moose Study Calls for End to Sport Hunting and Logging in La Vérendrye Wildlife Park

November 1, 2022 – Outaouais, Quebec – An independent, community-led study has found that moose populations in La Vérendrye Wildlife Park are declining due to sport hunting and deforestation. The

Small Change in the Press

OCTOBER 23, 2022 – Jacqueline Lee-Tam, director of The Climate Justice Organizing HUB, was recently interviewed by Canada’s National Observer.  The HUB is a long running project of Small Change