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Sep 25, 2026
EricAUDIENCE
We've got Ecojustice.
EricAUDIENCE
We've got David Suzuki Foundation.
EricAUDIENCE
We've got one of these labor fronts.
EricAUDIENCE
They know that he means business, and that is why they are now talking about lawsuits and all sorts of things to slow things down.
Jason WhiteCORRESPONDENT
Suzuki says he's met Carney before.
David SuzukiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He actually came and helped us in a fundraiser for the David Suzuki Foundation.
David SuzukiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I have been willfully blind to those things that are going on.
David SuzukiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I believe he is certainly one of the most smartest politicians I've ever met, and he knows what climate change is.
Susanne CooksonHOST
I can find a project anywhere, cleaning closets, organizing kitchen cupboards, learning to paint, building elaborate gardens.
Susanne CooksonHOST
I even became a butterfly ranger through the David Suzuki Foundation.
Susanne CooksonHOST
Looking back now, I think I stayed busy because being busy meant I never had to really look under my own hood.
Susanne CooksonHOST
I didn't know that then.
Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
I'm terrified.
Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
Gideon Foreman spent 10 years as a climate analyst with the David Suzuki Foundation.
Gideon ForemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Gideon, is this the new normal? Sadly it is becoming normal.
Gideon ForemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're going to be having these storms for a long time to come that's true but that doesn't mean we have to throw up our hands and say there's nothing we can do about it.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
The ability to trade on and off, the ability to share that stress has been everything.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
Micaiah and I met at the David Suzuki Foundation, which is the largest environmental nonprofit here in Canada.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
At a time when the foundation was really interested in doing something a little bit different, embedding more community organizing principles into the work that they were doing.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
And at a time when both he and I were really interested in doing a kind of environmental campaigning that was less facts-based and more based on putting people's emotional experiences, people's values and emotions at the center of the campaign.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
And I was like, oh, there's this other thing at the intersection of story and strategy, but you add like a theory of change and then people do things and good stuff happens in the world.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
Yay.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
The more time I spent in the campaign environment, both at DSF, David Suzuki Foundation and other places, the more I was like, oh, that is true in a really sort of like linear way.
Tova PaglaroGUEST
But I am increasingly concerned that in our pursuit of winning individual campaigns, we may be causing other kinds of harm, other kinds of externalities.
Ron SuchiuHOST
And, you know, there's nothing stopping me.
Ron SuchiuHOST
I've got plenty of time to take care of both her institute and the David Suzuki Foundation in my way.
Ron SuchiuHOST
And so what she did, oh boy, people would be so envious of this.
Ron SuchiuHOST
She actually said, well, how do I help you do it? And I said, well, I'll tell you what, why don't you be my salesperson? And, you know, we're sitting around the table and her assistants are going like, you know, they really think that's a weird way to approach it.