Monthly Actions and Laser Talks
Here are the February Actions and Laser Talks. This month, CCL Canada is taking action with our ❤️Valentine’s Day to St. Patrick’s Day fundraiser 🍀, multiple Senate actions and calls through the Senate Action Team, and a Climate Valentine campaign supporting climate-aligned finance. Volunteers are also encouraged to share Simon Sharpe’s presentation with their MP and ask them to pass it on to Prime Minister Carney. By March 1, please complete our short survey to share your CCL plans and goals for January through June. Look out for two media releases this month too for your local media.
Learn more about us: Peruse our Volunteer Handbook CCL Canada (version June 2025). Checkout our Laser Talks Booklets: Embrace the F-Words (Februry 2026), The People’s Ministry of the Future (October 2025), For the Love of the Planet (Feb. 2025) and our Carbon Pricing Dismissives Laser Talks Booklet (Jan 2024).
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