Energy East – A Threat to Our Drinking Water
About The Report: TransCanada’s proposed Energy East oil pipeline project threatens the drinking water of over 5 million Canadians. This alarming finding is the…Read More
Search Results for: node/lead in drinking water
Clean Drinking Water: More Important than Dirty Oil
Like most Canadians, I’m so used to turning on the tap and taking a sip of water that I don’t even think about what…Read More
Auditor General: Drinking water protection work needs expediting
It’s been 14 years since the Walkerton water crisis when people across the province learned they couldn’t take for granted the systems and people…Read More
Protecting Ontario’s drinking water for current and future generations
Updated: 21/12/2015 More than fifteen years ago, a tragedy in the town of Walkerton, Ontario made headlines around the world. The town’s drinking water…Read More
Poisoning the Well: How Bill 66 threatens our clean drinking water and invites Walkerton 2.0
We’ve got it pretty good here in Ontario. The vast majority of Ontarians can turn on their tap and rely on plenty of clean…Read More
Thank you for telling the Ontario government to protect the drinking water of 1 millions Ontarians by saying NO to Energy East.
Thank you for telling the Ontario government to protect the drinking water of 1 millions Ontarians by saying NO to Energy East. Increase your…Read More
How Toronto Residents Can Reduce Exposure to Lead
Ancient Romans had problems with lead pipes (and it might have helped the demise of their civilization), but over 2,000 years later they’re still…Read More
Tackling climate change will lead to healthier cities
The provincial plan review is an opportunity to bring climate change into planning the Greater Golden Horseshoe Area. The Greenbelt provides $2.6 billion in…Read More
California continues to lead the way on labelling toxics. What about Canada?
Last month, the State of California enacted the first-of-its-kind law in North America to require the labelling of cleaning product ingredients. That’s right –…Read More
On World Water Day, the federal budget should safeguard Canada’s water
The 2016 federal budget comes out on March 22, World Water Day: a day to celebrate water and reflect on how we can become…Read More