Next week Toronto City Council decides what to do with the Gardiner Expressway. You can help shape the outcome.

The future of Toronto’s entire waste management system is being decided over the next 12 months.

Community groups across Toronto are a great inspiration for showing what we can achieve by working together to create a Waste Free Toronto

What should guide Toronto's waste management over the long term? Local green jobs? Health and social equity? The City wants your opinion.

Did your Councillor stand up for you? See who voted for polluter pays in Toronto at the City Council budget meeting.

On March 2nd, City Council chambers were packed with people from across the city sharing their ideas and concerns about what Toronto can do to get ready to fight climate change.

We found $1.6 Million to help balance the city’s budget every year. Will Toronto cash the cheque from Toronto water polluters? Sign the petition!

When Toronto companies break the law by putting too much pollution down the drain, the city's water department gives them a choice: clean it up yourself or pay us to clean it for you. So why we paying $1.6 Million in discounts to these polluters?

On March 2nd, the city's new Climate Change Committee will meet for the first time. Here are some ideas TEA will likely be expressing at the meeting.

For its first meeting, on March 2 at City Hall, the subcommittee will be looking for help from Torontonians to set the terms of reference for its first two years.