Harmony Sends Kenyan Advocate for Youth with Disabilities to UNEA
My name is John Michael Orimbo. Thanks to the Harmony Foundation of Canada I had the opportunity to attend the
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Victoria’s Urban Forest: Asset or Liability?
In Victoria Foundation’s 2014 Vital Signs report, Victorians ranked the natural environment as the best part of living in the city and
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Articulating a Sensible Energy Strategy for Canada
When it comes to energy resource development in Canada, the two views most often heard are maximalist positions, one arguing
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Canadians Deserve an Energy Strategy that Better Serves the Public Interest
In a recent column in the National Post, Michael Den Tandt heaped scorn on Neil Young and his “fellow oil
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Pricing out Consumerism: Just in Time for the Holidays
It’s that time of year again. The holiday season has arrived in full force, bombarding us with messages of “buy
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Re-Assessing Our Values: Questions of Social Equity and Environmental Integrity Around the ‘New’ Prosperity Mine
August 23rd marked the end of the second round of public hearings over a proposed mine development for the Chilcotin
Canadian Mining Companies Must be Accountable for Their Actions Abroad
The results of mining benefit every Canadian, found in virtually every product we use and throughout our economy. Through private
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Observations for North American Association for Environmental Education 42nd Annual Conference
On October 8, 2013, after a long trip, we arrived to Baltimore, Charm City, and buckets of rain. We were