For 70 years, chemical herbicides have been sprayed over public forests across Canada without public consent. This practice was normalized through industrial forestry, not ecosystem health. Today it is a public health, environmental, and Indigenous rights issue, with lasting consequences for wildlife, water, and communities. Explore the evidence, the history, and the growing call for accountability.
EXCUSES ARE RUNNING OUT: The “Safety” Story Has Crumbled
A widely cited 2000 glyphosate safety review (Williams, Kroes & Munro) was retracted in December 2025 after concerns about ethics and conflicts of interest.
Yet Forest Spraying is being treated like nothing changed? 🤔
Public opposition has been ignored since the 1980s. Québec ended forestry spraying in 2001. The evidence is here
