More than 67,200 people in Canada have signed the global Jubilee petition. Thank you! Now take the next step: write to your MP today! Countries in debt crisis are meeting their interest payments but defaulting on health care, education and climate action. Use our sample letter and help Turn Debt into Hope before April 28.

Please also join us on April 14 for Turn Debt into Hope: The Road to Ottawa, an online rally to help power our push to Parliament Hill. Get the latest campaign updates, help build momentum and stand with the advocates carrying our message to MPs on your behalf. 

Live in the National Capital Region? Join us on Parliament Hill at noon on April 28 for the Turn Debt into Hope Rally. Interested in attending? Please fill out the form. 

More than 67,200 people in Canada have signed the Jubilee 2025: Turn Debt into Hope petition! Help us reach 100,000 signatures by the end of April when we formally present the petition on Parliament Hill on April 28. 

For the Love of Creation invites all faith communities to be part of Earth Week 2026 – Together for the Love of Creation. During the week of April 19-26, engage in a climate justice activity of praying, learning and/or acting. Let’s make hope visible across the country! Mark Earth Week in a way that reflects and challenges your community. Visit the FLC Earth Week site to learn more about events in your area or to add your event to the map!

Got a minute? Make a Call for Climate! The Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church has launched a Lenten effort to faithfully phone federal cabinet ministers to ask for a fast from fossil fuel funding! In 2024, Canada spent $29.6 billion taxpayer dollars on fossil fuel subsidies, supporting an industry that is already highly profitable and driving the climate crisis. When people from across the country take the time to phone a cabinet minister, the chorus of voices becomes palpable, and change becomes imminent. Have your voice heard now and call or email for an end to these subsidies! To make it easy, use the calling script on their webpage, which has everything you need to know about this campaign.

For World Water Day, KAIROS’ Brandi Bilodeau - with Beth Lorimer - reflects on water as sacred and life-giving and on Indigenous women’s leadership as water protectors. The reflection connects water justice, gender justice and Indigenous teachings, while urging shared responsibility to protect clean, living waters for future generations.

With Bill C-12 passed, many migrant workers, refugees and those without status are facing fear and uncertainty. Leah Shifferaw offers a message of solidarity, urging communities to reject xenophobia, stay connected, support migrant-led advocacy and keep building a future rooted in dignity, justice, care and collective hope.