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A local community cleanup took place at G Ross Park on Saturday, October 23, 2021. Over 35 people took part in this amazing community contribution and approximately 30 bags of garbage were collected from the creek and the surrounding parkland.
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Immanuel Cozy-Sosoo of the Society for the Living Food Bank poses with their two youngest volunteers. The Society for the Living has been partnering with the Afri-Can Food Basket to provide healthful produce for the Jane-Finch community, grown at the Black Creek Community Farm. Photo credit: Anan Lololi
To the joy of many Black Food Justice activists and service providers in Ontario, the Toronto Black Food Sovereignty Plan has just been approved by Toronto City Council. The first of its kind in North America, the plan has been in development for 2 years by grassroots activists and city staff.
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G. Ross Lord Park - Harryetta Gardens. Photo credit: canada247.info
The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is holding a Community Clean Up at G. Ross Lord Park! They need your help to pick up litter around the community to create a healthier environment, while also learning about the impact that microplastics and litter can have on our watershed. Garbage bags, litter pickers, and gloves will be provided.
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Our community working together for our environment. Photo credit: Matias de Dovitiis
Every day is a good day for tree planting, especially when you're doing it with the Toronto Region Conservation Authority at Rowntree Mills. Even though Sunday was a gloomy and rainy day, lucky for us, the morning was filled with a cool breeze that made the weather perfect. As we drove down to North York, the scent of the fall fresh air filled our car and the morning was off to a great start.
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