Blue Flag flies over Woodbine Beach
Strict monitoring means swimmers needn’t fear pollution at popular site
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Seminar on bees a honey of a course
Participants learn about our threatened friends
Read moreRooting out invasive plants
Earthy group targets non-native species in an effort to bring back natural flora to Charles Sauriol Conservation Area
Read moreSwimmers blue over water quality
Sunnyside Beach fails to win top designation, but is still safe
Read moreSunnybrook staff bike to work despite rain
Hospital’s annual event commemorates colleague who died en route to work
Read moreChampion e-waste collectors
Georges Vanier students collect eight tonnes of old technology
Read moreChurch plans to use land for green goals
Mimico Presbyterian Church buys adjacent lot to be used for something earth-friendly
Read moreBurial mound restored after biking damage
Work under way in High Park to remove BMX bike ramps
Read moreRenewing Roncy's green streetscape
Thirteen new trees added to residential side
Read moreFree-for-all mega-quarries not just a rural problem
It’s not every day that I write about small potato-growing communities. But then it is not every day that companies
Read moreCemetery goes green
Idea for geothermal building came from customer requests
Read moreDavid Suzuki wows St. Gabriel students
Legendary environmentalist David Suzuki met with students from St. Gabriel Catholic School to talk everything from climate change, to fossil
Read moreRace to clean up the Don
Cleanup efforts were ongoing more than a week after a mixture of mineral oils, kerosene and aviation fuel spilled into
Read moreMinistry goes eco-chic
Runway fashion between the cubicles? At first the idea seemed odd to Ministry of Environment staff at the 135 St. Clair Ave. West communications branch.
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