For a limited time LUSH has brought back their popular Shark Fin Soap for World Oceans Day. The blue wave-shaped bars adorned with a shark fin cost just 5.95 and are available across North America. This limited edition soap sells out quickly, so shop now in Canada or the U.S.

100% of the proceeds from LUSH’s Shark Attack and Healthy Oceans campaigns will go to support shark conservation, facilitating shark fin bans globally, and save the world’s oceans.

An estimated 100 million sharks are killed by humans every year – that’s over 11,000 every hour. Cruel and careless practices such as longline fishing have led to a 90% drop in shark populations in just 30 years – an unsustainable rate of decline that is turning apex predators into ghost stories and having a decimating impact on our oceans’ ecosystems. Many sharks are used for various products we don’t even realize contain shark, and more still are mutilated for their fins and then tossed back into the water to suffocate or be eaten alive. Now is the time to turn the tide on the demand for sharks – to stop consuming products that use sharks, and to call for a worldwide ban on all longline fishing and the possession of shark fins. 

Take the pledge to join this effort to #SaveSharks, stop the #SharkAttack, and go #FinFree today:

In Canada: www.lushusa.com/sharkattack
In French Canada: www.lush.ca/fr/attaquesderequins
In the U.S.: www.lush.ca/sharkattack

Rob Stewart's New Movie Coming this Fall

We’re thrilled to announce that Rob’s latest movie is nearly finished and will be launching shortly.

Ahead of its release, the production team has launched an exclusive teaser and you get to see it first. Watch a sneak peek.

Each year up to 73 million sharks are killed primarily for their fins, threatening many species of shark with extinction and jeopardizing our marine ecosystems.  The brutal, inhumane practice of shark finning continues in our oceans – fins are cut off of live sharks and the still-living creature is thrown back overboard to drown or bleed to death.

With two young sisters trapped in the ocean while being hunted by a 'murderous' shark, 47 Meters Down holds true to Hollywood's typical shark thriller formula.

In memory of Rob Stewart, Cineplex will be hosting screenings of 'Sharkwater' all across Canada. Bring a friend, and a donation to honour the man who inspired a movement, a change in perspective, and countless people.

Celebrate the life and cherish the memories of

Rob Stewart  

A funeral service for all who loved Rob will be held at

Bloor Street United Church

on Saturday, February 18, 2017 at 1:00 pm

(300 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M9B 6B7).

Kids welcome.

Thank you to all those who worked tirelessly in the search for Rob Stewart, and thank you to all who pledged their continued support through kind thoughts and words.  The search was not easy, it is only with the overwhelming help we received from all corners of the globe that we were able to find him. We offer our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Rob; he was a man unparalleled in his passion and in his dedication to the ocean, and an inspiration to all. 

Our friend Rob Stewart/ Robbie Stewart has gone missing off the coast of Islamorada Florida. He left in a dive boat from Caloosa Cove, dove at the Queen of Nassau Wreck Coordinates: 24.9243° ; -80.6278° and was last seen at the surface of the water at 5pm January 31st. Authorities are doing all they can to search but we need anyone with access to a boat / dive gear to help search. 

*Needed two boat operators with experience for this night in florida keys!!!!*

Contact Regi / Alexandra

Whatsapp: +34 691 559 656 

Skype name: Regi Sunday Nakawe

Or email regisunday@gmail.com or alexandrastewart@gmail.com