Ecology OttawaCategory: Action Alert
Your Decision, Your Vote: Ottawa’s Election is 2 Days Away!
Election Day in Ottawa is on MONDAY so here are some thoughts on how you can get involved. 1. We just released a new report on where the Mayoral candidates stand on key environmental issues. We’ve also organized all of…
Read MoreOttawa Municipal Election 2014
Ottawa votes for a new city council this fall. We are working hard to ensure the next council makes Ottawa the green capital of Canada. Click here to see how candidates in your ward answered our questions. Election season has begun…
Read MoreEco Gala 2014 Annual Dinner
AGAIN THIS YEAR THE EVENT IS SOLD OUT Join us for Ecology Ottawa’s 8th annual Gala Dinner Thursday, October 9, 2014 Tickets are on sale now. Keynote speakers David Miller, former Mayor of Toronto and current president of World Wildlife…
Read MoreEVENT – Sick of Climate Change? Local Health Impacts in a Warming World
Join local and international health experts for thought-provoking discussion on how climate change impacts our health in Ottawa. April 29, 2014 at the University of Ottawa’s Desmarais Building, 12th floor. (just steps from the Transitway at Laurier) Please Register to Attend…
Read MoreSold Out! ECO GALA October 9, 2013
Sold out – but you can add your name to the waiting list by sending us an email. This year’s Eco Gala annual dinner will blend song and science with our celebration. Join Sarah Harmer & Diana Beresford-Kroeger at Ecology Ottawa…
Read MoreStop the Tar Sands Pipeline through the City of Ottawa
TransCanada wants to convert a gas pipeline into one that would carry toxic Tar Sands oil through Ottawa. It is all risk and no benefit to the people of Ottawa. Sign the petition to stop the pipeline by clicking here.
Read MorePrevent Sewage Spills into the Ottawa River
More than ten thousand concerned Ottawans have signed the petition to stop the intentional dumping of sewage into our local rivers. Please add your voice. Every year hundreds of millions of litres of untreated sewage are spilled into local rivers. This closes swimming areas…
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