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Oxfam Canada Campus Groups Celebrate Another Successful Year!

August 9, 2014

by Jasmine Lum Over the past school year, Oxfam Canada clubs on university and college campuses across…

Gaza’s harvest at risk

August 9, 2014

After nearly a month of bombardment, Gaza’s food supplies are running low and an entire year’s…

Another food company against land grabs: Why Nestlé’s policy matters

August 7, 2014

An inside look at the food giant’s bold new commitments on land rights. Monique van Zijl…

Nestlé declares “zero tolerance” for land grabs

August 6, 2014

by Simon Starling It was boiling hot last Friday afternoon when I heard the news. I…

The opportunity of a generation: Ending extreme inequality

July 18, 2014

by Winnie Byanyima It could be the opportunity of a generation. The world can be proud…

South Sudan at 3: A tenuous shelter behind razor wire

July 9, 2014

by Aimee Brown Today marks South Sudan’s third year of independence. But in the past seven…

What’s really in your morning bowl of cereal?

July 3, 2014

by Àngela Corbalán Palm oil is everywhere, in food and everyday items you don’t even realize.…

“Have faith in Syrian women. We can do anything.”

June 26, 2014

Jenny Enarsson, Oxfam's Syria crisis response gender advisor, explains why including Syria's women in negotiations is…

World needs to get off the bench and get in the game on resolving conflict in Africa

June 23, 2014

by Winnie Byanyima As famous footballers from across the globe are competing for the World Cup…

WorldPride 2014

June 21, 2014

Everyone’s got a right to Pride! Oxfam supporters, partners and staff from around the world celebrated…

South Sudan’s young refugees in Uganda: a hope for peace

June 20, 2014

by Noah Gottschalk, Oxfam America A lanky boy wearing torn shorts and ill-fitting black sandals adorned…

What does it feel like to be a refugee? Perceptions from Za’atari and beyond

June 20, 2014

What does it feel like to be a refugee, forced to flee to an unfamiliar country…

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REACTION: Gaza building collapse

September 16, 2026

Following the overnight collapse of a war-damaged building leaving 20 deaths and dozens trapped, rescue efforts are being severely hampered by Israel’s refusal to allow entry of the heavy machinery and equipment needed to save lives amidst the ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.  Wassem Mushtaha, Oxfam’s Response Lead in Gaza, said: “Today’s death toll…

Parliament is set to return and we’re calling on the government to take action on the climate crisis, global development, and investing in and supporting the Palestinian-led reconstruction of Gaza – we need your support

September 14, 2026

Next week is a big week in Ottawa. Members of Parliament are returning from all across the country to take up their duties in the House of Commons. A lot has happened since they left for summer break, and that means there’s a lot of work ahead for our government. Here’s what happened over the…

Oxfam Welcomes Long Overdue Commitment on Illegal Settlements, Urges Ban on Services and Investments

September 8, 2026

Ottawa, Ontario – September 8, 2026: Oxfam Canada welcomes the commitment made by Canada today – alongside the UK and France – to advance a ban on the importation of goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt), and enforce targeted measures against settlements and those who facilitate or profit from them.…

Nepal’s catastrophic floods must be a wake-up call on climate action as death toll passes 1,000 warns Oxfam

September 2, 2026

A week on, search and rescue operations and humanitarian aid efforts are a desperate race against time Almost 4,000 people are missing, and some 50,000 people urgently need access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene Nepal produces just 0.1% of global emissions, yet communities are paying a devastating price as climate risks grow The catastrophic…

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