Manitoba Budget 2011
The Government of Manitoba’s 2011 Budget includes some welcome environmental measures, but misses opportunities in infrastructure funding and green budgeting.
All-Party Environment Forum
Green Action Centre, the Manitoba Eco-Network, the Green Action Committee of the Unitarian Church and the Provincial Council of Women of Manitoba are organizing an all-party forum on the environment.
Agriculture: the other all-party debate
National Leaders Debate: Agricultural Policy, Ottawa, Chateau Laurier, Drawing Room, Monday, April 11, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m Agricultural issues such as trade, business risk management, environmental sustainability, food safety, and a National Food Strategy will be key...
Myth Busted: Kids Can Make a Difference
Kids are too small to make a difference in the environment. Are they? We’ve busted this week’s green myth so read more here!
Cap and Trade for Manitoba?
Cap and trade is a market-based system that could play a small role in helping to reduce greenhouse gases in Manitoba, but only if it is properly implemented. With the wrong policy choices, cap and trade could be an expensive distraction that facilitates increased emissions across the region.
Recycling the news
A new challenge for waste diversion hit the streets this morning in Winnipeg. The Metro is a free daily newspaper marketed towards commuters, bus passengers, and downtown pedestrians.
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