Public demand for dry clean signage is mounting in Toronto thanks to our 'right to know' campaign.

Torontoist talks to TEA's Heather Marshall about water treatment costs and the Polluter Pays initiative.

Mayor Tory and Toronto City Council are now halfway through their term. TEA has been monitoring the votes they cast and the decisions they made and today we’re launching a report that evaluates City Council’s first two years on four key issue areas: climate change, transportation, toxics, and waste.

The City has launched an online survey (open until Oct. 4th) to hear public feedback on a plan to license Toronto landlords of rental apartment buildings.

TEA, the INHALE Project and volunteer Diana Kouril were in an article in the Toronto Metro News.

TEA and the Inhale Project were featured in the community newspaper The Bulletin.

Scarborough dry cleaner fined $10,000 for mismanging toxic waste

Victory! Toronto’s Board of Health has agreed to prevent pollution and develop a consumer right-to-know display for toxic dry cleaning chemicals thanks to TEA's latest campaign.

Two City Councillors have recently taken the lead to protect our water and take a stand against pollution in our sewer system. TEA has played a key role in getting these issues on the agenda, working directly with these Councillors to bring the matter forward at City Hall.