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Montreal, QC
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Équiterre seeks to make the necessary collective transitions towards an equitable and environmental

Equiterre helps build a social movement by encouraging individuals, organizations and governments to make ecological and equitable choices, in a spirit of solidarity. We see the everyday choices we all make - food, transportation, housing, gardening, shopping - as an opportunity to change the world, one step at a time. Our consulting, awareness-raising and research projects offer concrete solutions to promote human and environmental health, social justice and community development at home and abroad. We also advocate publicly on environmental and social issues, encouraging decision makers to adopt laws and practices that will contribute to a society that is sustainable and fair. Earth Summit, Rio de Janeiro, 1992: Activists from around the world gathered to discuss solidarity and respect for the environment. Several Quebec participants decided to create a citizens' group to propose concrete solutions to such problems as pollution, large scale industrialization, and the exploitation of workers in the South. In 1993, they established ASEED (Action for Solidarity, Equity, Environment and Development). It obtained nonprofit status in 1995 and changed its name to Equiterre in 1998. Since the beginning, Equiterre has relied on a dedicated team of specialists from a variety of fields. With the help of citizens, organizations and governments, it develops projects in agriculture, transportation, fair trade, energy, responsible consumption and climate change.

09/30/2025

Équiterre supports Truth and Reconciliation activities throughout the year. 🌾

📅Oct. 4 from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm.
Équiterre invites you to a community meeting guided by indigenous knowledge to discuss food security and the future of ancestral lands.

On the agenda:
👉 An opening prayer by Harvey Satewas Gabriel et a chant by John Metza
👉 A community round table facilitated by Karyn Murray, Founder, Gardens of Hope
👉 A traditional snack to enrich the discussion
👉 And a guided visit of the Gardens of Hope ancestral farm (weather permitting)

🗣️The activity will take place in English only.
📍407 Rue St-Michel in Kanesatake

To learn more and register: https://hubs.ly/Q03LtRqQ0

01/15/2025

🔥 There are costs to inaction. We are all vulnerable to the impacts of forest fires, near and far.
➡️ https://bit.ly/4agxSl4

01/01/2025

🌞 Happy New Year: The entire Équiterre team wishes you great momentum as you take your first steps into 2025!

12/24/2024

🎄✨❄️ From all of us at Équiterre, Happy Holidays!!! 🎄✨❄️

12/20/2024

🎄 Guide and tip: Here is some advice on how to improve your exchanges on environmental issues with the people around you - even if they are climate neophytes, climate sceptics, climate-apathetics, climate-inactive or however else you may consider them!
➡️ https://hubs.li/Q02_rCYL0

12/13/2024

🍽️ Guide and tip: A delicious, chic and affordable party menu? Yes, it's possible!

You don't need to empty your bank account to treat your guests. Discover our 9 festive recipes, simple to prepare but worthy of a great chef 👩‍🍳👨‍🍳: tasty dishes, original ideas and tips to impress the gallery (without stress)!

⚠️ Spoiler: your stomach and wallet will thank you!

Discover the recipes here 👉 https://hubs.li/Q02_r7-j0
And tell us in comments which one you'll try first! 💬

12/11/2024

✨ Guide and tip: How about a magical holiday this year without blowing the budget or the planet? 🎁

Thanks to “Shop smarter Eat better”, discover tips for eco-responsible and affordable end-of-year celebrations. From gourmet recipes to clever tips, get ready to wow your guests... guilt-free!

Because giving pleasure can also mean keeping it light (for your wallet AND the planet 😉).

Discover all our tips here 👉 https://hubs.li/Q02_gVPC0
And share your ideas or small eco-friendly gestures in comments! 💬

12/04/2024

🌞 New: Follow us on ! ➡️ https://bit.ly/49mKHtn

12/02/2024

🫘 Vegetable of the month: Dried beans belong to the legume family. There are around a hundred types, each with different shapes, colours and flavours. In Quebec, we mainly grow white beans, azuki beans, kidney beans, black beans and cranberry beans.

Dry beans are good for digestive and heart health, and good for the environment because they require less nitrogen fertilizer, which reduces GHG emissions. Because of their large genetic diversity, we can select varieties that are adapted to changing climate conditions.

Did you know?
40% of legumes sold worldwide are grown in Canada.

In the kitchen:
Soak them the day before to reduce cooking time and to facilitate digestion.
Dried beans can be used in both savoury and sweet recipes, including brownies!

Our favourite savoury recipe:
All-in-one enchilada-style rice
➡️ https://bit.ly/3ODIpg9

11/12/2024

🚲 Guide and tip : Your bike doesn't work anymore? Your child has grown up? Don't throw it away! It can be repaired or refurbished and resold or distributed to people who will give it a second life!
➡️ https://bit.ly/4ezuyCc

Adresse

50 Ste-Catherine Street West
Montreal, QC
H2X3V4

Heures d'ouverture

Lundi	9am - 5pm
Mardi	9am - 5pm
Mercredi	9am - 5pm
Jeudi	9am - 5pm
Vendredi	9am - 5pm

Téléphone

+1 514-522-2000

Site Web

http://www.equiterre.org/en

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