Last weekend, I went on a Jane’s Walk for the first time, one of 15 that took place in Winnipeg. The most interesting places are those with a rich history, and I heard stories of a former creek, gambling den, and buried gold!
In approving $300 million of highway extensions of Chief Peguis Trail and William Clement Parkway, Winnipeg city council demonstrated that the only consultations that matter to it are the backroom deals on Main Street.
I don’t know about you — but I’m almost always in a hurry to get to wherever it is I’m going. Can we slow down for our children? I hope so: it’s the right thing to do.
Green Action Centre staff member, Jessie Klassen, travelled to Vimy Ridge for the 95th anniversary of the battle said to have marked the “birth of the nation” of Canada.
Canada’s federal Budget 2012 sets out a plan for weakening environmental assessments.
Information about toxic chemicals in products can be essential for consumer safety. Are Manitobans well enough protected?
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