Wild Child Visits Reveal the Magic in Nature
Wild Child Program Coordinator, Laine Brehaut of Prince Edward Island, originally published this post on her personal blog. We’re proud to reproduce it here.
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100% is possible! Get your costume ready!
Diane Beckett — November 16, 2015
Get your costume ready! In two weeks, Global Climate Marches and mobilisations will be taking place in Canada and around the world.
Every day, marches are being announced in new locations on the 29th of November, to demand immediate and effective action on climate change leading up to the COP 21 Climate Change Summit in Paris. We need you to join us!
In Canada, thousands have already pledged to march in Ottawa and other cities across the country.
A Busy Start for Canada’s New Government
Diane Beckett — November 10, 2015
Over the last six days, Ottawa has been seized with a sense of excitement, hope, and possibility, following the swearing-in of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s new Cabinet.
Why Does Sierra Matter to You?
Diane Beckett — October 16, 2015Since becoming Sierra Club Canada Foundation’s Interim Executive Director, I’ve heard so many wonderful stories about why Sierra Club matters to you.
Successful Efforts to Rescue Lake Erie on Both Sides of Border
John Bacher — August 1, 2019Two major environmental victories have taken place recently, derailing important parts of the war on the environment. Both victories saved programs to plant trees. Trees are critical to rescuing Lake Erie from massive algae blooms brought on by the twin evils of deforestation and phosphorus pollution.
Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Artist Gerald Beaulieu’s Road-Killed Crows are too Big to Ignore
Wanda Baxter — November 24, 2018Gerald Beaulieu’s crows are like massive, soundless speakers: at 386 kilograms each, 5 meters long, made of used tires with open eyes staring out; they say what most roadkill never get the chance to say - notice me.
Sierra Club Ontario is Hiring an Environmental Outreach Intern (Volunteer)
Yvonne Ho — September 18, 2017
Remembering Dan McDermott - Former Chapter Director, Sierra Club Ontario
Yvonne Ho — January 20, 2017
Dan McDermott (May 6, 1947 - January 4, 2017)
Dan McDermott, Sierra Club Canada’s Ontario Chapter Director for 13 years, passed away peacefully on January 4th 2017. It is wonderful to see his influential life mentioned in these posts, which have featured in the news recently with reflections and thoughts on Dan’s life, what he dedicated it to, and his passing three weeks ago.
Summer with the WILD CHILDREN
Posted on September 5, 2016
Blog by Jenn Whittaker (with Tony Reddin)
Sierra Club's Wild Child PEI is sad to say that nature immersion visits have finished for the summer- over 30 visits to 15 child care centres in Charlottetown, Summerside and Montague! These were wonderful experiences for me and the centre workers to let children explore, run free and unleash their inner curiosity about the world around them.
Honouring Bob Hunter’s Legacy-The Robert Hunter Memorial Lecture
Dan McDermott — April 14, 2016
John Bennett and I have shared a lot of experiences over our forty years of environmental collaboration. Our friendship with Bob Hunter was an important one for us both. We were pleased and honoured to be asked by the Hunter Family to give the year’s lecture on Thursday April 14th at the University of Toronto.