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Toxic Trivia
Toxic Trivia On July 9, at the Red Chevron Club, 34 Elizabeth St. Guelph, 7:30-9:30pm, you can play Toxic Trivia. Doors open at 7pm. Please register for this event by using the QR code on the poster. Toxic Trivia has been created by 350.org and the Small Change Fund. It’s a fun and engaging way…
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Break through
Canadians care deeply about the climate crisis. But too often, it goes unspoken. We can change that. Seniors for Climate’s new campaign aims to rekindle the conversation around climate – Find an event near you at SeniorsforClimate.org CANADIAN ENVIRONMENT WEEK JUNE 1 – 7
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Community Climate Forum 2025: Learn, Plan, Act
Guelph Climate Action Network (GCAN) and its partners are responding to the City of Guelph’s Community Call to Climate Action Report by hosting the “Community Climate Forum 2025: Learn, Plan, Act.” We are taking action to ensure that our municipality has a robust, outcome-focused, community-led plan to manage and reduce GHG emissions in our community.…
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Community Climate Forum 2025: Learn, Plan, Act
Guelph Climate Action Network (GCAN) and its partners are responding to the City of Guelph’s Community Call to Climate Action Report by hosting the “Community Climate Forum 2025: Learn, Plan, Act.”
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Global Day of Action
The Guelph Climate Action Network is preparing for the Global Day of Action on Saturday, September 20.
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Reimagining Cities: Where Climate Action Meets Urban Nature
As part of the #GuelphGreenReads city-wide book club, we’re reading The Nature of Our Cities by Dr. Nadina Galle—a fascinating look at how cities can harness technology to support thriving urban ecosystems.
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Summer greetings Yorklands friends!
Many of you are asking about the current status of the national Urban Park Guelph as you see lawn signs popping up around our city.