Later is too late
We are seniors demanding our governments build a better Canada, free from the devastation caused by burning fossil fuels, where everyone benefits from affordable, healthy solutions to the climate crisis.
We’re seniors from every part of this country. Some of us have been organizing for years, plenty of us are doing this for the first time. Both are welcome.
- Add your name and we’ll send you what’s happening near you, and the toolkits that tell you what to say.
- You decide how much you take on.
- A phone call or a letter from your kitchen table can have a big impact when we all do it together.
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This page will point the map to the closest group near you using your postal code, and can help you get in touch with them. There are also resources to help you start your own local group.
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Please tick at least one, or carry on down the page. Saving Thank you. We have noted how you would like to help. Sorry, that did not save. Your name is still on the list.The problem
Burning fossil fuels pushes up temperatures, hurting everything we love. Extreme rains flood communities.
Unnatural heat waves cause wildfires that destroy homes, fill skies with smoke and send vulnerable Canadians to hospital with heat stroke and asthma.
Ordinary Canadians pay unfair costs: higher insurance, higher taxes to repair infrastructure, higher food costs when crops are destroyed.
The solutions
Renewable power, energy efficiency, and climate solutions create jobs, reduce costs, and build resilience.
We need strong investments in renewable energy: solar, wind and thermal. We need expanded mass transit and energy-efficient housing.
Canadians deserve the good jobs and cleaner communities that come with a fossil-free future.
59%
59% of Canadians 65 and older, about 4.8 million people, are very or extremely concerned about climate change. That’s more than any other age group.
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Social Survey, 2025
Seniors for Climate is organizing from coast to coast to coast
Seniors for Climate members, Salt Spring Island, B.C. Seniors for Climate members, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Seniors for Climate members, Pugwash, N.S.
Other ways to help
Later is too late
Join millions with your vote, your spending power and your voice, so that future generations inherit a liveable Canada.
Seniors for Climate is based on many unceded and unsurrendered Indigenous lands, and works in both unceded and treaty lands of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit across Canada. We acknowledge that we carry a shared responsibility for the health of lands and waters and will embed the rights of Indigenous peoples into our work.