Tomorrow

“Tomorrow” happened on Tuesday February 13 at the Runnymede library. The film that is. And the change it hopes to bring about in those who watched it.


It was a well attended event and for those of us who saw this 2 hour long film it was inspiring and well worth the time. Despite the doomsday predictions about our survival over the next few decades, it provided us with wonderful examples of how small groups of individuals around the globe are making successful changes in their...

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Green 13 signs on to Joint Letter and Statement to Mayor and Council: In support of fully funding TransformTO

January 23, 2018


Green 13 has signed on to the following letter which has been sent via post to Mayor Tory and every member of Toronto City Council. This is a demonstration of the robust and diverse support behind the City's long-term climate goals and important areas of intersecting work.


January 23, 2018

Mayor Tory and Toronto City Councillors 100 Queen Street West

Toronto, ON M5H 2N2



Dear Mayor Tory and Toronto City Councillors,

We applaud...

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The Junction Cares for its Japanese Plum Tree


On Saturday, October 21, 2017, concerned volunteers came out to care for one of the landmark trees in the Junction, the Japanese Plum tree at the SW corner of Keele and Dundas. This landmark tree, located on BMO property at the SW corner of Keele and Dundas, has been sorely neglected over time, and it suffered greatly from the drought of 2016. Junction Adopt-a-Street-Tree volunteers...

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Tree for Me Event - a free tree for your property!

On November 18, help Toronto increase its' green canopy - get a free tree for your property  (or your landlord's property if your landlord agrees).


This Green 13 / Annette Street Public Library event takes place between 10am and 1pm on Saturday November 18, at the Annette Street Public Library (145 Annette Street, Toronto, M6P 1P3)


sign up at http://www.treeforme.ca


Find out which tree or shrub is best suited for your soil and the...

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39 groups call upon our new Chief Resilience Officer, Elliott Cappell, to host an updated expert panel on climate

39 groups call upon our new Chief Resilience Officer, Elliott Cappell, to host an updated expert panel on climate

     On Janurary 22, 2008, the Parks and Environment Committee of the City of Toronto hosted a Special Meeting, open to all, at which an expert panel on climate change adaptation presented critical information. That expert panel proved to be pivotal as it not only boosted public and Council’s understanding of the impact of climate destabilization, but it...

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