Toronto Environmental Alliance

The Provincial government plays a key role in keeping Ontario's energy
green, our air and water clean, and in determining how our cities
operate and are funded.

Twenty-one non-profit organizations from across Ontario, including TEA, have endorsed six key actions to usher in an era of Green Prosperity for Ontario.

Learn about the key issues and ask your candidates where they stand.  Visit the Green Prosperity website for more information, including a table comparing the party platforms.

There is bad news and good news coming out of the 20-hour Executive Committee meeting that ended last Tuesday.
The bad news is that important environmental services are still on the chopping block at City Hall. Read the final decision notes on the City website.

The good news is that the thousands of residents
who have talked to Committees, sent emails, made phone calls, and
participated in the public consultation survey are having an impact!

Because of the public pressure, the decision about whether to cut the
services has been put off to the budget debate starting in November.

TEA staff spoke at the Committee meeting - read or watch our deputations here.

Campaigner Jamie Kirkpatrick spoke just before midnight.

Because of the Committee's decision, we have more time to mobilize! Council
will be discussing service cuts on September 26, and again in November.
We need to keep the pressure on, and show Councillors that Torontonians
don't want cuts to environmental services now, or later.