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Oryx, Arabian and sand gazelles, and other elusive creatures

September 1, 2023–Noah Cole

Our new venue is the St James the Apostle Anglican church at 18794 Leslie St in Sharon. We still meet on the second Tuesday of the month from September to June ...

Greenspaces Cannot be Protected Without Youth Voices: Lessons Learned From Highway 413

April 9, 2021–Miranda Baksh

Climate Change•Greenbelt and Greenway•Land-use planning•Youth

Under the guise of recovering from the global pandemic, the provincial government is planning to fast-track the construction of Highway 413 at the cost of $6 billion tax dollars. Though ...

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Oryx, Arabian and sand gazelles, and other elusive creatures

Greenspaces Cannot be Protected Without Youth Voices: Lessons Learned From Highway 413

Urge the Government of Ontario to Protect the Wolf Lake Old-growth Red Pine Forest.

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