TORONTO — More than 60 organizations are calling on the National Energy Board to suspend TransCanada’s application for the Energy East pipeline.
Groups including Greenpeace Canada, the Council of Canadians and the David Suzuki Foundation said in a letter to the federal pipeline regulator that it should suspend the review process while waiting for new information from the company.
Don’t miss the opportunity to meet MELOG, an amazing network of entrepreneurial Latin American women in Ottawa-Gatineau. During the past month, they expressed their interest for trees by becoming a Tree Otawa collaborator and by inviting us to their event. Their event LATIN EXPO 2015 aims to provide a 1-day interactive learning and professional development activities for leaders, entrepreneurs and visitors.
Fourteen of Ottawa’s community associations recently sent a letter to Mayor Jim Watson calling on the City of Ottawa to do its part in making climate change action an official city priority. Meanwhile, more community associations, businesses and other organizations continue to sign the letter, which has already gotten the attention of the Mayor.
The community associations, members of the Community Association Forum on Environmental Sustainability (CAFES), are urging the city to designate climate action a “Term of Council Priority", which would put it front-and-center in planning and budgeting processes for the next four years.
An update from Tree Ottawa collaborator the Glashan School Yard Greening Project.
An update from Tree Ottawa collaborator the Glashan School Yard Greening Project.
Ecology Ottawa- TarFree 613 Present:
To RSVP to this event: http://www.ecologyottawa.org/community_discussion_energy_east_pipeline
The spectre of a project that would move tar sands oil across Canada and only a couple kilometres from Stittsville continues to hang over us all. Come to our information meeting and get informed!
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