April 11 – Quebec City …. make yourself heard!
Mother Nature and all her hidden beauty needs a little support right now
Sometimes what we can’t see has value too
Posts tagged:environment
My International Woman’s Day Crush
March 8th was International Woman’s Day. Yesterday we also sprung forward in time. Coincidence. I think not.
There is a petition going around to get women onto Canadian currency. Click here to sign
If we win this one I am going to start another to get Elizabeth May on the 5 dollar bill. Blue gold. Water.
In a time where women are underrepresented in politics she leads a Party. Since 2006 she has been growing and strengthening the Green Party in Canada so this year Elisabeth May is My International Woman’s Day Crush.
Thank you!!
The Power of Good Neighbours
I took this photo years ago riding the Dundas Street Car.
My new neighbours are going to be Wolves, Coyotes, Bears and more. I am not too certain on how to live in close proximately to any of them but I am slowly learning. I think with a little understanding we will be good neighbours.
Heres is a little something to read about wolves – B.C. Wolves!
I appreciate the ability of Change.org to give our voices more strength.
Treat me right for March 20
Here is a good site to cruise around if you want to see what is big and beautiful and worth protecting.
Treat me right for March 6
We have become trespassers on our land.
Harper’s omnibus bills C-38 and C-45 have removed a number protective measures that may have stopped projects like this from coming to fruition in the past. Our waterways are no longer protected, Line 9 requires no environmental impact assessment, and those looking to testify in “public” hearings on energy projects have to provide a CV and fill out a ten-page application to do so – though many who did this for Line 9 were not permitted to speak. Additionally, this public hearings process has basically been degraded into a public relations spectacle: No matter what the NEB ruled, the federal government would be able to overturn this decision.
Ummm check out that map … thru our grain belt, around our fresh water system and passing thru our most densely populated area
Treat me Right for September 5
I am always in awe that we are not supporting our First Nations communities in their quest to save our Canadian Wilderness. Seems other people are too.
Hump Day for July 17
I don’t know if I believe we have entered into a new era of Environmental soundness but maybe we can stop moving backwards for a while.
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