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What mothers really want for Mother's Day this year

“If the government wants to show their support for families, they should implement a strong emissions cap now without loopholes or delays.”

Kate McMahon explains: "Like mothers across B.C. and the country, I want decision-makers to tackle the climate crisis head-on to keep our kids healthy and safe."

You can read the full article in The Province here. 

These moms want action on climate change for Mother's Day

"With the climate crisis affecting families nationwide, taking climate action has become a crucial parenting skill."

Jennifer Smith explains that if governments want to show support for families, they must uphold our right to a healthy environment.

You can read the full article in The Montreal Gazette here.

We banned tobacco ads; why not those for fossil fuels?

Such a move would send a clear message that we are seeking a new normal for the sake of the planet’s health and for our kids.

This month, NDP MP Charlie Angus introduced Bill C-372, “An Act respecting fossil fuel advertising” in the House of Commons. This was modelled on the act targeting tobacco advertisements. Reaction was swift and extreme with overblown claims that ordinary citizens would be jailed for sharing positive opinions about oil and gas. Hopefully, common sense will prevail.