Climate Justice Thunder Bay

@cjtbay.bsky.social

fighting for Indigenous rights, good work for all & liveable future on Anishinabewaki (Ojibwe land) in the Robinson-Superior Treaty area ✊🚲☀️🌾📢 Where are the #AirProtectors? 📍Anemki-wiikwedong | Thunder Bay

Canada is close to fast-tracking a new West Coast pipeline by naming it a project of national interest. Yet the previous purchase of the Trans Mountain Pipeline (TMX) has shown returns on investment are unlikely to be significant and taxpayers could be left footing a multi-billion-dollar bill. 🧵1/5

Quote from Nichole Dusyk reading: "Another pipeline is not in the national interest. It's a subsidy for the oil industry at the expense of ordinary Canadians. Bypassing environmental rules to build it would continue a troubling pattern of trading public protections and dollars for fossil fuel expansion."

Mark Carney promised "elbows-up" nation-building. What Canadians are getting instead is a carve-out economy—where environmental protections, Indigenous rights, and labour standards are treated as obstacles to growth, write @shirip.bsky.social and Eve Saint.

The new rules of Carney’s carve-out economy

It has been one year since Mark Carney introduced the Building Canada Act in Parliament. Since then, a succession of new laws has hollowed out legal protections for the environment, Indigenous rights,...

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Canada’s relative luck with wildfires has obscured the depth of our vulnerability, says photojournalist Jesse Winter. “I worry that it allows us to continue seeing these disasters as not personal, as something that’s happened to someone else somewhere.” https://ow.ly/QTz450ZuvIl

On the left: a photo of a man in the midst of a forest fire igniting the flames with a drip torch. He is wearing a hard hat. The image is a monochrome orange from the fire. On the right: text that reads “More firefighters and water bombers won’t solve Canada’s wildfire crisis. The focus on fighting fires has distracted us from preventing them.”

Ontario only has 150 wildfire crews. There should be 200 but people don't come back because the pay is so bad. There are also no helicopters anymore to bring the crews to the fires because the province ddid not renew the contract. Doug lied.

Deadline for public input on the federal gov's enviro deregulation discussion paper is July 22 – less than a week away. The changes would gut enviro oversight over major projects and dismantle other key enviro laws. If you haven’t done so yet, make your voice heard! Use our tool to send a message ⬇️

Stop the Carney government's reckless deregulation agenda

Canada’s environmental safety net is under attack and we need your help The federal government is proposing a sweeping attack on our environmental safety net and we must put a stop to it. On May 8th, ...

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#WildfireSmoke is severely impacting air quality in many regions across Canada. Keep yourself and your loved ones safe during smoke events: - Look at the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) for your region. 💨 - Stay indoors if you can. 🏠 - Wear a well-fitted respirator mask outside. 😷 🧵 1/3

Map from firesmoke.ca showing air quality and the quantity of PM2.5 particles across Canada caused by wildfire smoke. There are large areas of light yellow and darker yellow impacting Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, and the NWT.

Cleaning the air: 1 Box Fan & 1 MERV13 filter can make an air filter for $50 that actually works very well. Tape the filter to the back of the box fan and make sure the air flow arrow on the filter points towards the back of the box fan.

DATE: Saturday, July 25, 2026 TIME: 7-9 pm EST Given how Alice Wong's activism helped me to feel pride in my disabled personhood, I am hosting a workshop to celebrate her legacy!🔥🔥🔥 Free sign-up here, if needed!🫂 forms.gle/PTamAHjBDvJu... Monetary contributions welcome, if able!🙏🏾 PayPal @kjagoo

Taking Alice Wong's Advice for Disability Pride

For this Disability Pride month, please join us on Zoom to celebrate the legacy of the late Alice Wong, as we learn together in community!✨

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Over 850 wildfires are burning across Canada, engulfing several First Nations in smoke. In 2023, @emmapaling.bsky.social spoke to Indigenous activists who had one piece of advice for governments on how to halt the now-annual fires: stop building pipelines. breachmedia.ca/first-nation...

First Nations say they’re not wildfire evacuees, but climate refugees ⋆ The Breach

Indigenous communities that first warned against burning fossil fuels are now facing permanent displacement caused by climate breakdown

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