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EduTOX Winner Asha, 14, on Her Experience at the World’s Largest Sandbox
The day that I found out that I won the EduTOX Video Challenge, I screamed. A $1400 scholarship and a…
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Pollution Probe Statement on Government of Canada’s proposed Locomotive Emissions Regulations
Toronto – June 20, 2016 – Pollution Probe welcomes the proposed Locomotive Emissions Regulations recently announced by the Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport. The proposed rules aim to limit harmful air pollutant emissions, or criteria air contaminants, from Canadian rail carriers by imposing increasingly stringent emission standards and reducing locomotive idling. "The railway sector is
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Engaging Youth in Conversations about Toxic Chemicals through the EduTOX Video Challenge
While the use of chemical substances can improve our standard of living, many can cause unintended health effects. Chemical substances…
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Pollution Probe Statement on the Ontario Climate Change Action Plan
Toronto – June 8, 2016 – Pollution Probe welcomes the transformative Ontario Climate Change Action Plan announced today by Premier Wynne.…
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PRESS RELEASE: Pollution Probe Celebrates a Year of Healthy Communities, in the World’s Largest Sandbox
Ottawa – June 8, 2016 – Pollution Probe is proud to celebrate a successful first year of the Healthy Communities Campaign…
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PRESS RELEASE: Canada’s natural gas utilities target for renewable natural gas content
Ottawa – May 25, 2016 – The natural gas delivered to Canadian homes, transportation markets, businesses, and industry will soon…
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Real Reconciliation: Advancing Indigenous – Business Clean Energy Relationships
By Steven Pacifico & Chris Henderson THE Truth and Reconciliation Commission made a loud and clear call for a new era of people-centered and respect-based relationships between Indigenous Communities and Canada. The Commission and its recommendations was a watershed moment for our country. Can Canadian society “walk the talk” and embrace Real Reconciliation; especially in resource
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Making your Support for Fort McMurray Count: Ways to Donate
May 2016 saw the largest fire-related evacuation in Alberta’s history, with over 80,000 Fort McMurray residents forced to leave their homes. National and local charities have launched appeals to help meet the immediate needs of evacuees by providing emergency food, shelter, clothing, and other necessities. Going forward, coordinated long-term efforts will be needed to re-build the
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Ontario Announces $100 Million Investment for Home Energy Audits and Retrofits
Ontario is taking action on its new Climate Change Strategy by investing $100 million in a program that will help…
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Pollution Probe Congratulates Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Dear Prime Minister: On behalf of Pollution Probe, I wish to express to you our heartfelt congratulations on winning the…
