A recent study discovered that local air quality does not meet the health standards set by the provincial government. The City of Toronto is calling on the province to take action.

This week, a City of Toronto local air quality study in South Etobicoke found an increased risk of cancer in the community due to air pollution. The major source is transportation emissions from cars & trucks.

In December, City Council voted to have stakeholder consultations in 2014 regarding changes to the Toronto Water Prevention Pollution Program for businesses.

TEA's DeTOx Toronto Campaigner was interviewed by Lorenda Reddekopp from CBC News regarding the South Etobicoke Local Air Quality Study results.

TEA's DeTOx Toronto Campaigner, Heather Marshall, was interviewed in a CityNews Exclusive video about South Etobicoke's Local Air Quality Study results.

A City of Toronto study has found high levels of cancer-causing toxins in the air around a major highway interchange in South Etobicoke.

TEA's Toxic's campaigner, Heather Marshall, was on CBC News talking about the link between cancer and air pollution!

Ever wonder what chemicals are used to get the grit out of 'dry clean only' clothing? Truth is, many dry cleaners in Toronto use an old school toxic substance called 'perc' to remove stains.

In 2013, Ashford Cleaners was convicted and fined $60,000 for mishandling 'perc', a toxic substance with known health and environmental risks.