by Beth McKechnie | Sep 10, 2013 | Clean Energy & Environment, Healthy Travel, In the Community |
This morning, the City of Winnipeg’s standing policy committee on infrastructure renewal and public works approved $330,000 for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Strategy. Yay! But wait a minute, what’s going to be cut now that the contract has been reduced by $70,000?
by Sustainable Transportation | Sep 3, 2013 | Clean Energy & Environment, In the Community |
On August 28, Harbourside Farm in Pilot Mound, Manitoba, had nearly $8000 worth of meat product confiscated by inspectors. The hope of the Real Food Fight is that interested Manitobans can work together to start a dialogue and create a better set of regulations for local, artisanal producers in our province and across Canada.
by Living Green, Living Well | Jul 18, 2013 | Clean Energy & Environment, In the Community, Policy Papers
This cosmetic pesticide ban will only happen if Mackintosh hears from you that you will support this ban. Take a moment to write a short e-mail to Minister Mackintosh:
by Composting | Jul 16, 2013 | Clean Energy & Environment, In the Community |
Did you notice all of the Winnipeg Folk Festival green initiatives? There’s even more in store for 2014!
by Living Green, Living Well | Jul 9, 2013 | Clean Energy & Environment, In the Community |
Last year, the city of Winnipeg applied to make several changes to its annual pesticide permit. Now it is harder than ever to register for a buffer zone.
by Composting | Jul 9, 2013 | Clean Energy & Environment, In the Community |
Our Master Composters are helping divert more compost this year and we’re in the Family Area, Friday to Sunday from 3-4 pm to show how worms turn food into compost!
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