Join us for an insightful evening with journalist and author Andrew Nikiforuk and other expert panelists to discuss water. World Water Day, March 22 at UBC Robson Square, 6-9 pm.

Food, farming, health, environment, economy. Food and farming leaders are coming together from across the province to discuss a broad range of food systems issues. March 4-6 in Kitchener, Ontario.

The changemakers of Tides Canada’s community gathered on Nov 26th to celebrate the holiday season. Photos on facebook.com/tidescanada.

Award winning author Dr. Gabor Mate speaks about his latest book over lunch at Robson Square along with his ongoing work with addiction in the DTES.

Global warming can be overwhelming, but together we can stop it. Join us and thousands of others for a public gathering on Cambie Bridge to call for action on climate change on October 24th Vancouver.

Reserve a seat and support ROSE, a project of Tides Canada. “Models of Inspiration” is a filmathon about extraordinary women from China to Liberia. October 24th.

70’s poem ‘Unless The Eye Catch Fire’ reinterpreted for Vancouver Writers Festival

The Vancouver Sun’s Tracy Sherlock reports on the green screening of The Age of Stupid, sponsored in part by Tides Canada. View photos from the October 6 event.

Investigative journalist Monte Paulson of the Tyee will discuss creative solutions to homelessness. October 9th at the Museum of Vancouver.

Politicans and A-list actors join together for the Tides Canada sponsored Green Carpet screening of “The Age Of Stupid” at Fifth Avenue Cinemas

Step into conversation with two of the world’s leading figures in the world of art for social change/art in community who are coming to Vancouver on October 18 and 20.

On World Water Monitoring Day, September 18, Tides Canada recognises the importance of initiatives like Waterlution and FLOW

An exploration of Toronto’s fascinating waterfront history is the starting point of a unique Waterlution workshop Sept 11-13. Twenty young leaders will connect for in-depth dialogue on re-imaging and revitalizing Toronto’s harbour.

Are you someone who lives with financial abundance and has deep concern about the world’s myriad challenges? Join us at Play BIG Sept 2-6 at Hollyhock.

Sustainability Network in Toronto offering a training workshop for individuals who wish to learn how to facilitate effectively – all welcome.

Authors Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie launched their book in Vancouver on May 19th at the Tides Renewal Centre. Their week long experiment documented in the book has attracted a lot of media attention.

New BC Wine Supports Ecosystem Conservation WHITE BEAR Wine to Aid Great Bear Rainforest Preservation

24 cities across Canada and the United States took part in neighbourhood tours on May 2-3 – photos from the tours are now on Flickr.

Tides Canada celebrates our new home in the Tides Renewal Centre in the Flack Block.

Environmental activist Tzeporah Berman…joins independent power projects, First Nations and environmentalists to brainstorm ideas for a BC wide green power economy.

Hollyhock Leadership Institute says fundraising right now…. ‘NOT impossible’.

The creative juices of the Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret have returned! This time with a unique show on the power of oppression to silence our song.

Enterprising Non-Profits Toronto is designed to seed and support social enterprise in the Greater Toronto Area…

SHARING FOR SOCIAL CHANGE: An Exploration of Shared Space and Shared Service Models in Ontario’s Non-Profit Sector

Tides Canada Foundation Celebrates Great Bear Rainforest Campaign Success and Honours Donors

Proceedings of the December 2007 Social Entrepreneurship Summit proceeding now available online!

2008 Trends for Conservation Fundraising and Lessons from the Last Recession relevant for TODAY …

Opening night gala DOXA, Canada’s largest Documentary Film Festival features Sage Centre’s Charlie Russell and his groundbreaking work with wild bears.

On Wednesday, April 4th, 2007, from 7:00 – 9:00 pm, at the Vancouver Museum, Tides Canada Foundation welcomed Terry Tamminen for a reading and discussion on his newest book, ‘Lives Per Gallon: The True Cost of Our Oil Addiction’.