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Choose a future for the Great Bear that protects healthy oceans, rainforests and communities. Choose a future for Canada that works for nature and for people.
Yes! I am a Canadian for the Great Bear.
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A joint campaign by Coastal First Nations and WWF
5,138 Letters
August 31st was the deadline for submitting letters of comment to the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project Joint Review Panel – the body charged with recommending whether or not the proposed Northern Gateway Project poses an acceptable risk for the future of the region. More than 5,000 Canadians from across the country participated. Including WWF. You can read our full, detailed submission here.
In fact, the single most important thing you can do is also the easiest and most natural: share your concern with family and friends. Join the conversation with WWF on twitter and facebook and keep it going around kitchen tables, water coolers and cafes! Check out WWF’s blog for updates and analysis of the issues as they unfold. Decisions like these are very much influenced by the court of public opinion. Collectively, the voices of everyday Canadians matter: after all, the public interest is our interest.
What Now?
The deadline for submitting letters of comment is now past, but the space for public participation keeps growing. Nationally, more voices are speaking up as part of WWF Canada and Coastal First Nations’ Canadians for the Great Bear. Coverage of both the ongoing hearings and the public views on the project is fueled by the interest of Canadians. You can continue to put pressure on elected leaders at all levels through advocating within the social groups you belong to.In fact, the single most important thing you can do is also the easiest and most natural: share your concern with family and friends. Join the conversation with WWF on twitter and facebook and keep it going around kitchen tables, water coolers and cafes! Check out WWF’s blog for updates and analysis of the issues as they unfold. Decisions like these are very much influenced by the court of public opinion. Collectively, the voices of everyday Canadians matter: after all, the public interest is our interest.
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