A total of twenty seven groups—twenty of them community associations—have now added their names to a letter to Mayor Jim Watson urging action on climate change. To see the text of the letter plus the Mayor's response click here. The groups include:
Community Associations
- Action Sandy Hill
- Beacon Hill Community Association
- Champlain Park Community Association
- 350 Ottawa
- BioRegional North America
- Carleton Climate Commons Working Group
- Ottawa Renewable Energy Coop
- Right Bike
- Tucker House
- University of Ottawa’s Office of Campus Sustainability
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Ecology Ottawa urges protection of Ottawans from Idling Pollution
Ottawa City Council's Environment and Climate Change and Emergency Preparedness and Protective Services Committees met today to discuss staff recommendations for amendments to the City's Idling Control By-law. Ecology Ottawa made a delegation, supporting the recommendations and adding a few of our own to better reduce our GHG emissions and Ottawans' health—especially that of our most vulnerable.
Stop Harmful Idling Emissions!
As part of their review of the Idling By-law, Ottawa City staff have issued new recommendations for the By-law. These recommendations come to a joint meeting of the Environment and Climate Change and the Emergency Preparedness and Protective Services Committees this Thursday. Here’s what you need to know!
Ecology Ottawa delegates on Budget 2025 Directions: Where are the Strategic Priorities?
Ottawa Council's Finance and Corporate Services Committee considered the Directions for the City's 2025 budget this morning. Ecology Ottawa was there, calling out the Directions' failure to respond to the crises—climate, biodiversity, housing affordability, addictions—facing Ottawans, as well as their failure to incorporate any of the City's Strategic Priorities. You can watch our delegation or read it below.