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It’s Our 25th Anniversary!  

For 25 years, TEA has focused on getting City Hall to make Toronto a greener city for all. And boy have we succeeded! Our success is due to Torontonians joining with us to advocate for green policies. We’ll continue acting as Toronto’s environmental watchdog at City Hall and making sure Torontonians have the information they need to build a greener city for all.

TEA works on issues at Toronto City Hall that affect all of our campaigns and have significant environmental impact - such as budgets, elections and councillor voting records.
Victory for the Environment in 2013 City Budget!

At the January 2013 Council budget meeting, Councillors resisted
proposals to cut programs that conserve energy. Read more here.

Environmental Services Under Attack at City Hall, Again - Fall 2012
Last year, we worked hard to stop cuts to important environmental services that were proposed through the city service review. Click here for more details.

Council Report Card
See TEA's Council report card for key environmental votes from 2010-12 'Going in Circles: Mapping Environmental Progress at City Hall'

 

Past City Hall monitoring

2012 Budget
After a year of the new Council, the 2012 budget is time to set
priorities, programs and service cuts for the year ahead. Read about the
process, timeline and key environmental concerns on our Budget 2012 page. 

2011 Core Service Review - In 2011, the City undertook a public consultation and Core Service Review to determine which city services to cut, which to reduce and which to increase user fees for. Read about the services at stake, the public response and the results here on our Core Service Review page. 

Councillor Voting Records - TEA has been grading Councillors on their voting records and policies for over a decade.

Municipal Elections

During municipal elections, TEA mobilizes our members to vote for a green Council.

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