Canada Walks hails new report on preventing pedestrian deaths released by Ontario’s Office of the Chief Coroner, calling it a breakthrough in efforts to create walk-friendly communities. Continue reading Canada Walks applauds new report from Ontario’s Chief Coroner
Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner says officials in the provincial government are defying the will of the Legislature and ignoring the public’s right to be involved in the development of environmental policy. Continue reading Losing Touch: A scathing report from the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario
Over 5,000 people sign a petition asking Alberta Premier Alison Redford to meet with the public for an independent review of pipeline safety in Alberta. Continue reading Thousands sign petition to urge Alberta’s Premier to meet the public for an independent pipeline review
Over 5,000 people have signed a petition asking Alberta Premier Alison Redford to meet with other public groups to discuss an independent review of pipeline safety in Alberta. Continue reading Thousands sign petition to urge Alberta’s Premier to meet the public for an independent pipeline review
Registration is now open for the MCDA’s 37th annual conservation conference December 3-4 at the Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba. Continue reading Manitoba Conservation Districts Association: “Thriving with Change” Conference, Dec 3-4
Environmental groups applaud NDP’s announcement that they will take back BC’s right to hold its own environmental assessments of the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline. Continue reading BC environmentalists applaud NDP for taking a stand on pipeline
Enbridge has stirred up even more controversy in the Northern Gateway pipeline debate by “deleting” islands from its public videos and maps. Continue reading Enbridge “photoshops” islands out of BC’s Douglas Channel
Marine toxicologist Riki Ott warns about risks of oil spills along BC coast. Continue reading Marine specialist Riki Ott warns about oil spills in BC
B.C.’s Christy Clark was right to walk away from a national energy strategy. She just did it for the wrong reasons. Continue reading Fuelling the future requires bold vision
Nature Conservancy Canada – Sandy Point was at one time the largest settlement on the west coast of Newfoundland, reaching its population peak of 750 residents in the mid-19th century. Continue reading The Sandy Point Legacy Project
Green Jobs BC, Vancouver – The Good Jobs for a Green Future conference will bring together British Columbians from across the … Continue reading Event: Good Jobs for a Green Future – Sept. 21st – 22nd
Green Jobs BC, Vancouver – The Good Jobs for a Green Future conference will bring together British Columbians from across the Labour and Environmental movements, as well
business, First Nations, community, government, and other sectors interested in building a strong green economy…. Read more.. Continue reading Event: Good Jobs for a Green Future – Sept. 21st – 22nd
