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We have resources for everyone from a wide variety of sources! In addition to events by GAC and our umbrella programs, you can find related resources by other partner organizations and external groups here on our resources page.

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Bike Everywhere Month
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Let Grow Project

Encourage your kids and students to try something new! Build skills, confidence and resiliency with healthy and safe independence.

Let Grow Project

Encourage your kids and students to try something new! Build skills, confidence and resiliency with healthy and safe independence.

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Glide to Ride

Taking the leap to riding a bike without training wheels can be daunting. Learn a safe and simple way to start riding a bike on 2 wheels.

Glide to Ride

Taking the leap to riding a bike without training wheels can be daunting. Learn a safe and simple way to start riding a bike on 2 wheels.

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First Nations Waste
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FNWM: Electronic Waste

Consumer batteries are among the easiest materials to collect in yourcommunity for recycling. Call2Recycle will cover the cost of shipping consumer batteries from your community if you become a collection partner and follow their guidelines.

FNWM: Electronic Waste

Consumer batteries are among the easiest materials to collect in yourcommunity for recycling. Call2Recycle will cover the cost of shipping consumer batteries from your community if you become a collection partner and follow their guidelines.

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FNWM: Composting

There is no registration required with an industry stewardship organization for composting. However, there are multiple good resources available to help you and your community choose the right method for composting.

FNWM: Composting

There is no registration required with an industry stewardship organization for composting. However, there are multiple good resources available to help you and your community choose the right method for composting.

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Indigenous Zero Waste Technical Advisory Group (BC)

The Indigenous Zero Waste Technical Advisory Group (IZWTAG) offers training and resources to First Nations to implement zero waste systems within their communities.

Indigenous Zero Waste Technical Advisory Group (BC)

The Indigenous Zero Waste Technical Advisory Group (IZWTAG) offers training and resources to First Nations to implement zero waste systems within their communities.

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FNWM: Consumer (Household) Batteries

Removing electronic waste from your landfill helps protect the environment and community health from dangerous materials contained in the e-waste.

FNWM: Consumer (Household) Batteries

Removing electronic waste from your landfill helps protect the environment and community health from dangerous materials contained in the e-waste.

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