For the 2nd year in a row I walked in the Weekend to End Women’s Cancer walk. Last year I did the full 2 day 60 km journey. This year we did the 1 day 35km walk (because seriously my feet still have not healed from last year). Last year I blogged about the environmental impacts of the walk. I am happy to say that there were a few improvements this year! Continue reading Toronto 2011 Weekend to End Women’s Cancers
April is Cancer Prevention Month
WOMEN`S HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTS NETWORK
Presents a PWYC Wannabe Toxic Free Film Series
Continue reading WTF (Wannabe Toxic Free) Film Series – April 5, 20, 26, 29, 7-9 pm
April is Cancer Prevention Month
WOMEN`S HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTS NETWORK
Presents a PWYC Wannabe Toxic Free Film Series
Continue reading WTF (Wannabe Toxic Free) April Film Series – Updated Schedule
The book’s message is that carcinogens in our air, water, fruits, meats, vegetables and over-processed food, and toxic substances that assault our immune systems are fueling the cancer epidemic. We must act to stop this “toxic trespass.” Continue reading Cancer: 101 Solutions to a Preventable Epidemic
From the Office of the Wet’suwet’en: NEWS RELEASE (Moricetown, BC) – Community opposition to the proposed Enbridge pipeline is growing. … Continue reading Event Galvanizes Opposition to Enbridge Tar Sands Pipeline
A union representing workers at a Labrador mine is calling for an investigation into a rash of recent cancer diagnoses. Continue reading Probe cancer incidence at iron ore mine: union
