Publications
Over the years, Sierra Club of Canada has posted many of its publications to the web in both html and pdf formats. If a publication isn't listed here, it may be available in a print version. Contact us at info@sierraclub.ca if you can't find what you're looking for.
2013-05-30
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Ontario Chapter, Alberta Tar Sands Pipelines, Toxics, Trade and Environment, Atmosphere & Energy, Health & Environment
Reclaiming the Corridor for People not Tar SandsYou and your family are invited to join us for a walk along the Hydro Corridor north of Finch Ave. (from Talbot Rd., west to Bathurst Ave.).We will be celebrating the use of this provincially-owned Corridor as a public recreation space; instead of a dangerousprofit centre for Enbridge.(WE WILL MEET AT 1pm AT THE WEST END OF THE TTC PARKING LOT AT HENDON AND YONGE.)See attached flyer for the map & details. More online at stopline9-toronto.ca
2013-04-03
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Atlantic Chapter, Water, Toxics, Atmosphere & Energy, Health & Environment
PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO DOWNLOAD / VIEW THIS DOCUMENT IN PDF FORM!
2013-03-27
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Ecosystems, Ontario Chapter, Health & Environment, Protecting Biodiversity
Natural capital refers to stock of natural resources and environmental assets and how they contribute to building healthy communities. The Natural Capital perspective tries to quantify the wide range of benefits that are provided by these natural resources and environmental assets for free.Thanks to recent support from Ontario Trillium Foundation and the Great Lakes Guardian Community Fund we are expanding the NCC by doing walks & talks and natural area restoration projects starting in April 2013. If you are interested in volunteering or attending these events contact Kristina at 647-346-8744 or kristinaj@sierraclub.ca.Click to open the pdf below and learn more about specific Mississauga examples of natural capital.
2013-01-15
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Ontario Chapter, Nuclear Phaseout, Nuclear Subsidies, Radioactive Waste, Nuclear-Free Canada, Health & Environment
At the request of Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Sierra Club Canada sent in extra submissions on Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Clarington, Ontario) on Jan 14. This paper goes into greater detail on the issue of the binational Air Quality Agreement and lack of notice given to the US related to pollutants released at Darlington. The Sierra Club's Atlantic Chapter (New York) has submitted a letter of concern as well.
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