🧵Our new analysis reveals that Canada provided over $18.6 BILLION to oil & gas companies last year and $65 billion over the last four Taxpayer dollars should not be going to the very companies fueling both the climate and affordability crises that are hurting so many today

Classic Canada to announce a new fossil fuel project in the midst of the UN climate talks while “affirming” that it’s still “committed” to climate targets it’s not going to meet because of said fossil projects.Gotta laugh to keep from crying at this point

🚨 1,000+ orgs from over 100 countries tell #COP30 governments: stop treating climate action like a numbers game and make a #JustTransition happen. Put people before profit. https://t.co/ZPOsjoEGPI #JustTransitionRising #BAM

Trans Mountain pipe unlikely to reach full capacity through 2040s #Canada #oil #OOTT https://t.co/Pt2KQbAuqa

PRESS RELEASE: ACFN challenges Alberta’s failure to hold industry accountable for oil sands cleanup #ableg

If industry doesn't pay to clean up the oil sands, you will. ACFN has filed a judicial review of Alberta Environment and Protected Areas’ decision to renew the rules for Alberta’s Mine Financial Security Program (MFSP). Here's why: #ableg

Oil & gas companies -- emboldened by their influence over Trump -- are pushing Canadian politicians to jump on the same fossil fueled bandwagon But fossil fuels come at a huge price -- including the nearly **$30 BILLION** provided to oil and gas companies last year by the feds

Guess who got a free pass from tariffs? Oil & gas! It's no surprise-they basically own Trump

New data shows Canada's emissions are trending in the right direction - but oil & gas companies are holding us back We need strong rules to cap & cut their pollution - but some politicians want to copy Trump and move Canada backwards From @AlyHyderAli1

🔥 response to oil and gas CEOs from @JonathanWNV

Gaza-Israel: Ceasefires must never be political bargaining chips. When climate justice and social justice are so inextricably linked, the climate justice movement cannot remain silent in the face of a genocide that destabilises regional and global peace, security and a

We're #Hiring 🚨 We're on the hunt for a passionate Senior Program Manager to lead bold climate campaigns, push for national policy change, and inspire a high-performing team. Interested? 👇 https://t.co/woSFXWoqj7

#Media - "Canada’s industrial carbon pricing rules mean that big polluters pay for their pollution. It’s a good model: corporations, like oil and gas companies, should be paying for the harm they cause to our air, land and water. And the rules work: they have effectively driven

Dark money is poisoning Canada with pro-oil propaganda #cdnpoli

The math is that if Canada were to spend $3.6 billion more per year to reduce poverty with a guaranteed basic income, they would spend at least $32 billion less on the costs of poverty. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

The fossil fuel industry is trying to keep buildings hooked on gas - @InfluenceMap reveals the global campaign against building electrification

📢 On the eve of #IPCC62, 100+ civil society & #IndiegenousPeoples groups are calling on the @IPCC_CH to center equity in how it approaches modeling and scenarios, prioritizing the #FossilFuelsPhaseOut & end reliance on highly speculative techs. READ: https://t.co/hMLcRtiQcS

Fossil fuel, plastic, and agrichemical companies all coordinate to promote climate denial on social media, new report finds https://t.co/1b0cTgHJ5d

Some positive stats from @RenewablesAssoc: -Canada’s wind, solar and energy-storage sectors grew 46% in the last 5 years -solar energy capacity grew 92% -energy storage capacity grew 192%

From a former oil executive at Imperial Oil "Trying to revive Canada’s oil sands is a bad idea. It’s expensive, uneconomic and ineffective....large-scale oil sands investments aren’t coming back and production will decline no matter what Canada does" https://t.co/wvfvYV4cgb

Today Shift released its annual Canadian Pension Climate Report Card, an independent benchmark for evaluating the quality, depth and credibility of climate policies for 11 of Canada’s largest pension managers, collectively managing $2.4 trillion in retirement savings.