Toronto: According to “Election 2010: The Environment by the Numbers” a just-released analysis of Monday’s election, a majority of Toronto’s new Councillors have committed to building a green Toronto, says the Toronto Environmental Alliance. Continue reading Toronto Voters Send Clear Message: Keep Building a Green City
Category Archives: Green Jobs
Will the WTO Affect Local Green Job Opportunities in TO?
What are our Mayoral Candidates’ Environmental Priorities?
Joe Pantalone has just released his green platform, and it includes a commitment to implement the priorities of our Green Jobs for All at Hydro campaign.
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New video of our Green Jobs Conference
Watch Glen Richards’ great video of our Good Green Jobs for All Conference, held last Nov. 7, 2009.
About the Green Economy for All Committee
The Green Economy for All committee is one of three committees managed by the Good Jobs for All Coalition.
Good news for Green Jobs at City Hall
By John Bell, Toronto Climate Campaign
On July 6, Toronto City Council voted overwhelmingly (30 to 6) to oppose the privatization of Toronto Hydro.
Green Jobs for All at Hydro Press Conference
Watch testimonies from the Green Jobs for All at Hydro press conference, held on June 7, 2010, and Toronto City Hall.
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Toronto Hydro urged to spark local solar panel industry
Most of the guys Chris Williams went to high school with in Scarborough have temporary or part-time jobs — if they are working at all.
But not Williams.
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Communities tell Toronto Hydro: green jobs for all now
The Good Jobs for All Coalition launched the Green Jobs for All at Hydro campaign at Toronto City Hall on Monday June 7, two days after World Environment Day.
Continue reading Communities tell Toronto Hydro: green jobs for all now
What do mayoral candidates mean by “green jobs,” and what do they plan do to about them?
Read Chris Lowry’s article on green jobs and what Toronto’s mayoral candidates plan to do about getting them for Torontonians.