Ontario lost in the smog

“There's already obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and smoking contributing to heart disease”

Gets a big, fat stinking F when it comes to air quality Manitoba got a B+. Alberta a D. And Ontario? A big, fat, stinky, smoggy F. The Heart and Stroke Foundation released its annual report card on Canadian ... via Toronto Sun

[John]

Its not a case of doing something about air pollution for it will kill us - it is killing us. The scientific evidence is accumulating and the mainstream media and governments ignor it. Why? Too much profit will be lost addressing this issue. The more people realise living in a society based on profit over human need will lead a society in only one direction, and its not advancement for the benefit of all my friends.

Question: Which mainstream political party would defend me on this issue?

[Gord Miller]

ECO will take part in some sort of public meeting at Halton Regional Centre Monday, Feb. 11 from 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Meeting time was incorrect

Based on information contained in a motion passed by regional council, an incorrect time for a public meeting involving Gord Miller, the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, was reported in the Jan. 18 edition of The Independent & Free Press.

Environmental Commissioner to visit Halton GTA Greater Toronto Area near You

Local residents will soon have a chance to get up close and personal with Environmental Commissioner of Ontario (ECO) Gord Miller.

Miller will take part in a Feb. 11 public meeting, organized by the Region, that will run from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Halton Regional Centre, located at 1151 Bronte Rd., Oakville.

Miller will discuss the relationship between his annual report-- entitled Reconciling Our Priorities-- and the Province's Places to Grow plan and also share his 'green' suggestions for Halton, in light of the Sustainable Halton growth management initiative.

[Owen Wiltshire]

I just moved here from London. I think I'm moving back! This place does have bad air, and the worst part is the way it looks orange in the sky.

Owen Wiltshire
First year comp sci
University of TO

[Canada]

Cutting carbon :

What is the solution ?

Larry Lohmann suggests leaving fossil fuels in the ground (3 of 3)

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