CPAWS is pleased that Federal Environment Minister John Baird announced yesterday a funding commitment that will allow Sahoy Continue reading CPAWS welcomes federal commitment to protect important NWT ecological and cultural site
VANCOUVER — With Canada’s greenest premier standing beside him, Prime Minister Stephen Harper yesterday maintained his steadfast opposition to short-term … Continue reading Harper tries to match B.C.’s deep green
The decision to hire a person to direct campus sustainability represents a significant step toward developing the awareness, policies and … Continue reading Greeing the campus
EcoSource Continue reading Green Schools
Farmland may long since have disappeared from Mississauga, but a local environmental group is going to try to build a link between the city’s young people and the land.
The Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation announced yesterday that it is funding a $106,000 pilot project to raise students’ awareness in Peel Region of how food is grown.
Continue reading “Eco-project aims to take Peel-area youth back to the land”
The head of one of North America’s largest energy retailers says the federal government needs to embrace a carbon cap-and-trade … Continue reading Go green or pay: Direct Energy CEO
Shawn was a volunteer for thegreenpages.ca way back in 2002. Thanks to the Internet, we tracked him down to see … Continue reading From Ottawa, to Edmonton, and back to Montreal…
The Arctic Energy Alliance is the NWT Continue reading Arctic Energy Alliance
Harry Kambolis, owner of Raincity Grill and C Restaurant, chose this stunning location by the beach in Vancouver’s West End … Continue reading The west coast concept – Raincity Grill
Singer-songwriter Sarah Harmer joined university students this week to remind musicians they have the tools to save the environment. Help … Continue reading Help from Sarah Harmer
About The Arusha Centre
The Arusha Centre is a collectively run, member-supported organisation that provides resources and programming on local and global social justice issues.
We define social justice as:
The belief in an equitable, compassionate world where difference is understood and valued, and where human dignity, the Earth, our ancestors and future generations are respected.
Shift your perspective. Move beyond the here and now. Discover UBC’s Sustainability Street Continue reading UBC Sustainability Street
