Kyoto pull-out – Wait, is that even legal?
If you were discouraged by December's news that Canada would be withdrawing from Kyoto, there is new hope in the form of a Federal Court challenge – led by former MP Daniel Turp, now a law professor at...
View ArticleUS rejects Keystone XL, for now
Environmentalists across North America welcomed news that the Obama administration had said no to the Keystone XL pipeline project as currently proposed by TransCanada. The project, valued at more than...
View ArticleEquiterre commends the Obama Administration for rejecting the Keystone XL...
Montreal, January 18, 2012 - Equiterre is pleased to learn that there are still political leaders in North America who can say no – to pressure groups, to greed – in the name of protecting human and...
View ArticleScreening of République : un abécédaire populaire, Trois-Rivières
Event date(s): 3 April, 2012 - 19:00 - 21:00 The film République : un abécédaire populaire will be presented at Ciné-Campus de Trois-Rivières, located in the basement of the Séminaire St-Joseph. This...
View ArticleAnd the winner is...
When you join Equiterre, $1 goes to the Laure Waridel student bursary for research on environmental and social action, an amount that is matched by the Caisse d'économie solidaire Desjardins, a...
View ArticleFirst ever Laure Waridel bursary winner publishes book
Julie Guicheteau won the 2008 Laure Waridel bursary for her master's project on success factors affecting sustainable mobility. Now she has turned her project into a book, Projets efficaces pour une...
View ArticleÉmilie Désiré—Giving time to a cause dear to her heart!
Since arriving in Quebec nearly four years ago, Émilie has been involved in many environmental activities. After working with Les Amis de la Montagne on projects such as the reforestation of the...
View ArticleLaurence Plourde Dinelle- Volunteering for a human and professional experience
Laurence Plourde Dinelle first came across Équiterre while working in restaurants, when she discovered local farmers who were supplying fresh organic produce. However, her philanthropic management...
View ArticleIf you could do just one thing for the environment, what would it be?
Sign a petition against tar sands development 0% (0 votes) Become a volunteer or donate to a non-profit organization 0% (0 votes) Buy organic fair-trade products 0% (0 votes) Buy organic vegetables...
View ArticleMake a bid for the environment!
Building on last fall’s success, Équiterre’s online auction is back for a second year to raise funds for various projects. You’ll find a wide variety of classic, practical, original and innovative...
View ArticleVolunteer Lise Dunnigan believes that getting involved changes the world!
When Lise Dunnigan retired in 2011, she joined Équiterre’s Quebec City volunteer action group—and has never left. After a career in the Quebec government, where her work focused on the status of...
View ArticleActivist honoured
Gabriel Meunier, chair of the Équiterre action group in Lanaudière, has won the Environment category at the Forum Jeunesse Lanaudière’s Gala Florilège! The ceremony, which celebrates local youth...
View ArticleA well-informed volunteer who’s helping us change the world
Since late April, communications intern Marie-Ève Lépinay has been helping out at Équiterre, and she’s really making a difference. A student in the third year of the Bachelor of Communications program...
View ArticleTake Part in the Change the World with Équiterre Race
Join us in the Change the World with Équiterre race—a new fundraising event—on July 3. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to take part in an activity that combines sport with the environment and...
View ArticleBenefit cocktails events : discover our energy potential!
Renewable energies are booming! Come to our benefit cocktail events in Quebec City and Montreal, and find out how Quebec and Canada have become leaders in clean energy. Learn more about our energy...
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