Webinar 3 — Braiding Futures: Sacred Spaces, Living Relations – Protecting What Sustains Us

Online

The United Spirit Nature Network (USNN), in collaboration with the New Brunswick Indigenous Career College (NBICC), Indigenous Climate Action, and the New Brunswick Environmental Network (NBEN), invites you to join a three-part webinar series exploring the intersections of youth leadership, Indigenous knowledge, and environmental stewardship.

Tantramar Climate Risk Discussion

Sackville United Church

How is the changing climate affecting you and your community in Tantramar? Join EOS Eco-Energy from 5-7pm on Monday, November 10th, 2025 at the Sackville United Church for a discussion and community risk mapping activity. 

Healthy Ecosystems and Human Activity: Chignecto Case Study

Online

By: CLIMAtlantic

This webinar will explore the Chignecto corridor projects as a case study on habitat connectivity, monitoring and stewardship in Atlantic Canada’s vital wildlife corridor. We’ll be joined by guest speakers Kelsey Butler, with Birds Canada, and Adam Cheeseman, with Nature NB.

Truth or Trouble: Legal Risks of Greenwashing for Corporations and NGOs

Online

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Webinar Overview:
As corporations increasingly use green claims to boost their sales , the risk of greenwashing — false or misleading representations about climate and environmental performance — has never been higher. Recent amendments to Canada’s Competition Act introduce impactful and controversial new legal tools to hold companies accountable for deceptive environmental messaging. This webinar will explore what these new provisions mean, how they can be used to challenge misleading claims, and why confronting greenwashing is critical to climate justice and public trust. Participants will gain insight into the legal mechanics of the updated Competition Act, enforcement options, and real-world implications for their own climate advocacy.