Hear CPJ’s Climate Justice Policy Analyst, Maryo Wahba, on CBC Saskatchewan’s The 306 with Peter Millsย discuss our legal challenge of the Saskatchewan government.
Read CBC’s coverage of CPJ’s legal challenge of the Saskatchewan government over its decision to extend coal power generation beyond 2030.
CPJ supporters and community members gathered on the shores of Conestogo Lake to enjoy a concert in support of our public justice work. Read about and see footage from the event here.
CPJ is joining over 100 organizations in calling on the federal government to prioritize building an east-west energy grid powered by renewable energy as a nation-building project. Read the letter and add your voice here.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada’s 2025 Convention, CPJ’s Executive Director delivered an address on the need for policy to protect the rights of refugees and migrants.
Canada has garnered a reputation for being a country that is welcoming of immigrants. Our political leaders often invoke the idea that diversity is our strength, and anyone living here knows how many of our neighbours were not born here. However, in the face of difficult economic circumstances and geopolitical…
Read our recap: social and ecological justice activists and people of faith and conscience from across Canada and across the world gathered in Calgary for the G7 Jubilee Peopleโs Forum.
CPJ’s policy staff unpacks the initial messaging and positioning of the newly elected federal government.
In an article published on the CRC’s Do Justice blog, CPJ’s Climate Justice Policy Analyst Maryo Wahba reflects on the crushing cycle of debt injustice as he experienced it growing up in Egypt, and the Jubilee 2025: Turn Debt into Hope campaign.
CPJ staff have been making the most of this very short election window to connect with communities across the country on our Election Tour! Through virtual and in-person events, we have had the pleasure and privilege to engage with members โinspired by faith to act for justice,โ as well as reaching new audiences who had not heard of CPJ before.
