We're collecting letters from people across Toronto to send a strong message to the new Council in December. We've got over 500 letters so far, but we need more!

Today, Torontonians woke up to a newly elected mayor, Rob Ford, and to a newly elected Council. Throughout his election campaign, Mayor Ford made it clear that he was not interested in the environment.

TEA has evaluated and graded almost 30 mayoral and over 200 council candidates in all wards of the city based on a survey of 20 'yes' or 'no' questions about the 6 Environmental Priorities identified by TEA and endorsed by organizations and individuals across the City.

Our mid-campaign report card examines what the top Mayoral candidates have said about Toronto's six Municipal Election Environmental Priorities. These priorities are endorsed by a growing list of community and environmental organizations across Toronto.

Voting records provide an objective read of City Council's commitment to an issue. Accordingly, we used six key City Council votes from 2009-10 to measure the recent Council's suppot for an environmental agenda.

TEA has evaluated and graded almost 30 mayoral and over 200 council candidates in all wards of the city on their commitment to continue building a green Toronto.

Torontonians called, wrote or emailed their City Councillors to support TEA's campaign to get Council to Buy Local Food.

Council took a big step to implement Local and Sustainable Food Procurement. 2,000 Torontonians signed TEA petition & postcards in support.

City smog and climate change plan: Change is in the Air, includes key recommendations made by TEA to clean Toronto air and curb climate change.