Canadian youth activists in Durban organized a bake-sale to protest against the government's pro-oil company polices that appear to be dictating its performance at the U.N. climate talks in Durban. Their plan was to make enough money so that the Canadian government would represent "people instead of polluters. "Oil companies have bought Canada's climate change policy," said Malkolm Boothroyd, 19 from Whitehorse City. "We're holding a bake sale to buy back our future."
