On April 15, just before the Leaders Debate, Greenpeace Canada projected our message onto the iconic Niagara Falls to call out Trump and his copycat Pierre Poilievre, who thrive on fear, division, and chaos.
More than a symbolic projection, it’s a call to action sent out to everyone in Canada and beyond. A call to fight for a world where collective solidarity replaces individualism and corporate greed.
So Elbows Up, Don’t Trump Canada, and Resist with us!
This campaign would not have been the same without you and the thousands of people who rallied to take action!
Thanks to you, thousands of stickers were sent out and displayed across the country and numerous posters popped-up in our communities. With your incredible mobilization, we drew the public's attention on the stakes of this election and equipped voters to resist electoral misinformation.
Our disinformation debunking duties didn't stop with social media. The various news stories that punctuated this election called for more in-depth explanations.
Climate, biodiversity, social justice, abortion, immigration... There was no shortage of topics (and wacky positions) for us to jump on, so here’s a tour of the articles that resonated most with you!
We also exposed the Maple MAGA agenda in the press and got our message all over the news. Here’s our selection of press stories that you should read.
The news being what it is, we felt it was important to create a space where we could share our hopes and fears for this election and beyond. What better opportunity than the famous Leaders' Debate, which can so often be hard to watch? That’s why we chose that specific evening to convene a town hall, co-organized with OnCanada Project, to take the time to talk about our communities and the world we want to build together.
WE TOOK OVER SOCIAL MEDIA