October: Become a Neighbourhood Climate Action Champion
The city is once again seeking Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions to help inspire local green projects.
Read moreThe city is once again seeking Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions to help inspire local green projects.
Read moreSt. Cuthbert’s Church held its first-ever environment fair, dubbed Creation Care 2017, on March 25 as part of its ongoing efforts to champion environmental issues.
Read moreBayview Buckets, an initiative started by Davisville resident Helen Godfrey, invites local businesses every spring to take ownership and care for their green neighbours just outside their doors.
Read moreCity workers cut down and removed an ash tree that had been destroyed by emerald ash borers on Hillsdale Avenue East in Davisville this morning – a coincidental ending for the tree given it is national tree day.
Read moreKym Klopp’s Ecoexistence specializes in earth-friendly and natural products for home and personal use
Read moreMarsh would help area deal with overflows
Read moreAnnette Junior/Senior Public School student Nicky Sztohrynec comes up big in national contest
Read moreExisting technology predates existing regulations
Read moreEnvironmental tests planned for new manmade islands
Read moreAfter an unusually mild winter, spring is officially here. With the opportunity to spend time outdoors in Toronto’s wonderful parks
Read moreIt’s hard to celebrate spring when we’re worrying that there wasn’t a winter. Last month, we had to cancel our
Read moreDuo proposes using tire rubber as mulch trail going through the Evergreen Brickworks
Read moreSolar panels installed on civic centre’s roof
Read morePark in the area undergoing emergency work to deal with flood-related problems
Read moreConservation authority, city to work together to preserve Tommy Thompson Park
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