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Back to Queen’s Park: Fighting for the Ontario we deserve On October 20, MPPs return to the legislature after months away. Ontario Greens are ready to make every minute count. While most Ontarians have been working hard through challenging times, the Ford government has been missing in action on the issues that matter most. Ontario
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Ontario is in crisis Nearly 85,000 people are experiencing homelessness—a number that has jumped 49.1% in just five years. As the Ford government continues to push through legislation that criminalizes homelessness and penalizes vulnerable people, the problem is only going to get worse. While Premier Ford doubles down on dismantling encampments and fining the people
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The animals at Marineland need an action plan NOW Since 2019, nineteen beluga whales, one orca whale, and multiple seals, sea lions and penguins have died at Marineland. Enough is enough. Whales and dolphins are intelligent, social animals that suffer in captivity. The surviving 30 whales and other animals must be moved to wildlife and
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Natural disasters like flooding & wildfires will become more commonplace if we continue to ignore the climate crisis. Everything about climate change is an emergency. We need to act urgently on climate and we need to…
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It’s getting harder and harder for Ontarians to find an affordable place to call home. And at the same time, the climate crisis gets more severe every day. What if I told you we could…
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It shouldn’t take the average person in Ontario 15 years to save for a down payment to be able to buy a house. Or take a minimum wage worker in Kingston a 55 hour work…
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It’s no secret that Doug Ford thinks protecting the environment is red tape. He’s proving that once again with his plan to pave over wetlands and risk sending chemical runoff into Lake Simcoe. Tell Doug…
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Carbon sinks are wetlands, soil, and water that pull more carbon from the air than they release. But instead of preserving Ontario’s carbon sinks, Doug Ford is paving them over and accelerating climate change.
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This past week of spring drew record-breaking heat. Several municipalities sent out heat warnings cautioning people to stay cool and indoors if possible. Tell Doug Ford to acknowledge reality and stop subsidizing fossil fuels.
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A Green Retrofit Building Program would not only help reduce climate pollution and conserve energy, but it would also create hundreds of thousands of jobs. Tell Doug Ford Climate Action IS Job Action
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Minister’s Zoning Orders (MZOs) should be the exception, not the rule. With Schedule 3 of Bill 257, Doug Ford is once again declaring open season on wetlands, farmlands and greenspaces. We need your help!
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The pandemic has affected racialized communities more than others. This is unacceptable. It needs to change. Add your voice and tell Doug Ford to act on health inequities.
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When the Ford government revoked paid sick leave in 2018, it forced low-wage employees to choose between their health and their income. Tell Doug Ford to make workers’ health a top priority.
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Doug Ford is abusing special zoning orders to give away the places we love to deep-pocketed developers, many of whom are also Conservative party donors. Sign our letter to save wetlands from reckless development.
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In 2018, London was the first city in Ontario to ditch our broken voting system and adopt ranked ballots. Cambridge, Kingston and Toronto were on their way to doing the same. But Doug Ford wants…
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Children cannot learn on an empty stomach. Let’s create an Ontario-wide school lunch program to guarantee at least one healthy meal for every student.
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When Doug Ford forced through Bill 197, he rolled back environmental laws and ignored treaty obligations. Now, multiple First Nations are suing him to uphold their constitutional rights and protect their land.
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Some places need protection. Wolf Lake is one of them – home to the largest remaining old-growth red pine forest in the world. Add your name to stop mining in Wolf Lake.