Sanctuary - winter 2005
Publication Date:
January 30, 2005
Pickering Airport version 2, SCO and One-Tonne Toronto, Greenbelt legislation passes!, the need for smart growth plan, Annual Algonquin Winter Outing wonderful, and more
Ontario Chapter
At Sierra Club Ontario, our work mainly focuses on protecting the Great Lakes ecosystem, growing and protecting the Greenbelt, and promoting Green Energy adoption in Ontario. Sierra Club Ontario also works on very local issues, in coordination with smaller communities in Ontario.
Sanctuary - fall 2004
Publication Date:
October 30, 2004
State of cycling in TO, our winter programs for EcoCertification, Waterfront Revitalization: is it sustainable? or doable?, Car Free Day, Mobility Week and more...
Sanctuary - summer 2004
Publication Date:
August 30, 2004
A book-lover comes face-to-face with pulp(wood) fiction, citizens find Ministry of Environment process unfair, The Money Tree advice column, unsustainable waste management in the GTA, and more
Sanctuary - spring 2004
Publication Date:
April 30, 2004
Leadership Challenge participant @ McGill ponders the ‘right’ way to lead, EarthStock: rockin’ out for the environment, step-by-step to your political empowerment, and more
Sanctuary - winter 2004
Publication Date:
January 30, 2004
Galapagos Islands trip & conservation issues, Car Free Day = freedom for your feet, a beginner's guide to global warming, why we need a gas tax... , and more
Sanctuary - Fall 2003
Publication Date:
October 30, 2003
Red Hill Creek Expressway update, Eco-Certification program - learn to calculate your ‘ecological footprint’ and then how to decrease it!, report on Algonquin canoe trip, and more
Sanctuary - Summer 2003
Publication Date:
August 30, 2003
Transportation victory in escarpment, Rouge natural disaster, sprawl campaign, GTA group and Quebec group wolf campaign updates, and more.
Sanctuary - Summer 2010
Publication Date:
September 28, 2010
The summer wrap-up edition of Sanctuary leads off with a piece by Sierra Club Ontario’s new Chapter Coordinator