Ontario injects $5M to boost healthy living
The provincial government is investing $5 million into helping Ontario residents become more active. Continue reading Ontario injects $5M to boost healthy living
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Chernushenko announces Green Party leadership bid
Ottawa Centre Green candidate David Chernushenko announced Thursday he plans to run for party leadership. Continue reading Chernushenko announces Green Party leadership bid
Brandon passes province’s first pesticide ban
Brandon city council has passed a new bylaw restricting the use of cosmetic pesticides in many public areas Continue reading Brandon passes province’s first pesticide ban
Spring brings renewal of Devils Lake fight
Groups with a variety of interests have banded together to try to keep the Devils Lake outlet from operating until … Continue reading Spring brings renewal of Devils Lake fight
Amazing Possibilities: Leading Practices in City Building for the Future
The Guelph Civic League is proud to announce Continue reading Amazing Possibilities: Leading Practices in City Building for the Future
“Food Environments and Obesity – Neighbourhood or Nation?”
FOOD FOR TALK presents…
“Food Environments and Obesity – Neighbourhood or Nation?”
Steven Cummins, MRC Fellow, Department of Geography, Queen Mary University of London; Visiting Scholar, School of Public Health, University of Michigan
Friday, April 7
2:00-4:00, University of Toronto, University College Room 163
Continue reading ““Food Environments and Obesity – Neighbourhood or Nation?””
Pressure growing for moratorium on development in northern Ontario
THUNDER BAY, Ontario – The Premier of Ontario continues to be deluged with hundreds of letters urging the Province to … Continue reading Pressure growing for moratorium on development in northern Ontario
Keeping the Lights On: Lessons from California
(Toronto) In 2004, every family in California saved $1,000 on their electricity bill thanks to the state Continue reading Keeping the Lights On: Lessons from California
Province protects white-coloured moose
Investors seek to develop more tidal power plants
As higher prices for oil and gas drive up electricity costs, investors are gaining a renewed interest in tidal power. … Continue reading Investors seek to develop more tidal power plants
Rising sea threatens Bras d’Or beaches
New research suggests many of the beaches around Bras d’Or Lake in Cape Breton will be underwater in 50 years. … Continue reading Rising sea threatens Bras d’Or beaches
Activists call for more protection of Canada’s water
Activists, interest groups, churches and unions gathered in Halifax Wednesday to call on Canada’s federal government to do more to … Continue reading Activists call for more protection of Canada’s water