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The Grey Bruce Sustainability Network is excited to announce a name change to The Sustainability Project. The Sustainability Project represents a newer vision and a new look for the organization that grows ideas through projects across the Traditional Territory of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation.
“Our...
Here is a copy of the slideshow prepared by Hanna Meili.
Questions
- How can we help clear the way?
- How can we support your activism?
- How do youth stay motivated?
We heard from several young climate leaders on July 15th about the
issues that concern them most, their experiences with activi...
Last Month's talk about A Local Transition was recorded, and edited for
time. You can catch it here.
Also, the Gov't of Canada public outreach on the Just Transition Act is still open here.
And, thanks to Jenny Carver from Georgian Bluffs Climate Action Team, there's also...
Bruce Grey Residents Deliver a Message to Candidates
Local citizens have organized a Climate Action march on Wednesday
September 8th in Owen Sound starting from the Farmers’ Market at noon;
one of more than 50 marches across Canada supported by the climate
advocacy organization 350.org’s “Canad...
Q&A reposted from www.soundthealarmos.ca
Sound the Alarm Owen Sound
Wednesday, 8 September 2021
Summary of interviews with Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound Federal candidates
Alex Ruff, Ann Marie Watson, Chris Neudorf, Michelle Lawrence
Q1. Where does addressing climate change rank among your persona...
GBCAN is a grassroots network of citizens’ groups working with our
municipalities to address climate change.
The First Annual Report is now available in PDF, by clicking the link below:
CLICK HERE FOR THE GBCAN REPORT
Excerpt:
Despite challenges due to the pandemic, our inaugural year has...
Pollinators provide an indispensable service.
They pollinate 90% of the world's flowering plants and more than
two-thirds of the world's crop species. Without them, fruit trees, berry
bushes, flowering vegetables, and crops like canola and alfalfa would
disappear. Canada has over 800 native spe...