A new shared home in Yellowknife
Tides Canada recently hosted an Open House at our new downtown Yellowknife office. More than 60 visitors came by to see the new space where our Northern Canada program lead, Steve Ellis, is stationed along with some new officemates—three projects on the shared platform, Dene Nahjo, Northern Youth Leadership, and Arctic Funders Collaborative.
Our Toronto Star series monthly round-up: coal-free Alberta, CO2 concrete blocks, and more
We recently announced a partnership with The Toronto Star to produce a series of articles about pressing climate issues in Canada leading up to and following the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, December 2015. Read the first month’s articles.
1 gift + 1 match = double the impact
Tides Canada is tackling tough social and environmental problems that require uncommon solutions. We rely on the generosity of donors to help us advance solutions to the environmental and social issues that matter most to Canadians. Until the end of the calendar year, donations made to Tides Canada will be matched 1-for-1 by a generous supporter.
Tides Canada partners with The Toronto Star for climate and economy series
The Toronto Star, Canada’s largest circulation paper, and Tides Canada are partnering to produce a series of articles to address pressing climate issues in Canada leading up to and following the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, December 2015.
Frame Lake Rehabilitation Project receives RBC Blue Water Fund support
With the Frame Lake Rehabilitation Project, Tides Canada, in collaboration with the Government of the Northwest Territories’ Department of Environment and Natural Resources and Carleton University, hopes to restore Frame Lake to a healthy aquatic ecosystem that can once again support fish, recreational activity, and tourism.
Binners join the Khatsahlano lineup
Are you planning on going to the West 4th Avenue Khatsahlano Street Party on Saturday, July 11 in Vancouver? If so, you may see a team in green shirts around waste bins, sorting out refundable containers like cans and bottles. These urban recyclers are from the Vancouver-based the Binners’ Project.
Tides Canada’s 2014 Annual Report
We are pleased to share our 2014 Annual Report, featuring Tides Canada’s recent work to create a healthy environment, build resilient communities, and create a prosperous country for future generations.
Historic milestone reached for the Marine Planning Partnership (MaPP) on BC’s coast
Congratulations to the 18 First Nations and Province of British Columbia who celebrated a historic milestone with the signing of the Marine Planning Partnership (MaPP) marine plans for coastal BC. The MaPP plans provide recommendations for key areas of marine management, including uses, stewardship, and economic development on the North Pacific Coast.
ImpactOntario 2015: Invest for Impact
Tides Canada is proud to have supported ImpactOntario 2015 in partnership with MaRS, SVX, the Government of Ontario, and Deloitte on May 25 in Toronto. The conference brought world-changing Ontario ventures together with leading investors for a full day of learning, networking, and impact investment opportunities.
Welcome to our new website!
Welcome to Tides Canada’s new website, which features a contemporary expression of our work and a fresh look. We’re excited to use our new website to share with you the full scope of our work, stories of impact, and ways to do more good.
