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GO ELECTRIC a success!

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Go Electric Music Festival on September 26th. The weather held out, the acts were fantastic, and over 400 letters were signed to Premier McGuinty and other key Ministers advocating for electrification!

On top of the letters, community members decorated squares on the "Go Electic Quilt" which was featured alongside other pro-electrification works as part of Nuit Blanche. Very cool.

We'd like to extend a special thanks to all the musicians and volunteers. Without you, it simply could not have happened.

Please join Green 13 for a 6:30pm start at their meetings listed below:

We now have confirmation of dates for our Green 13 meetings at Annette Branch Library, with our thanks to Pam Mountain.

At our last meeting we clarified certain difficulties - such as the Oct. 25 election day, and lined up as many dates as possible withthe 4th Monday each month.

Please note below that in place of the originally anticipated Oct. 25 date, we are meeting on Monday, November 1st, and also keeping the Monday, November 22nd date.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2010 4:10 p.m. LOCATION: Woodsworth College, 119 St. George Street, Rm. WW 121

SCOTT PASTERNACK, Supervisor, Policy Development, Toronto

Environment Office, City of Toronto (brief bio below) TOPIC: “Local Government Efforts to

Address Climate Change” (abstract below)No registration or fee required; all are welcome.

Seminars are subject to change or cancellation. Visit www.environment.utoronto.ca for schedule updates, abstracts and speakers' bios.

The Junction Parks Committee
needs your help to beautify our Public Spaces

JOIN US
on

October 16th, 2010 at 10 a.m.

to

Plant Bulbs

at

Malta Park
Maria Street Parkette
St. John’s Road Plaza
Vine Avenue Parkette

The Junction Parks Committee
needs your help to beautify our Public Spaces

Join us on

October 16th, 2010 at 10 a.m.
to plant bulbs at:

• Malta Park
  Maria Street Parkette
  St. John’s Road Plaza
  Vine Avenue Parkette

" Based on the quantity of bulbs the JRA Junction Parks Committee received from the Toronto Parks and Trees Foundation, we estimate needing 70 volunteers to each plant four dozen bulbs." And that's a lot of bulbs!