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The Town of South Bruce Peninsula’s appeal of their two convictions for destruction of habitat of an endangered species was recently dismissed, the two convictions were upheld. Two times the courts have agreed that the heavy machinery work the TSBP performed on Sauble Beach in 2017 was wrong, it was illegal, and there are ...
- by Chris Albinati
Yesterday, March 8, 2021, Justice J.A. Morneau released their decision upholding the Town of South Bruce Peninsula’s two convictions of damaging plover habitat contrary to Ontario’s Endangered Species Act. The convictions stem from the Town mechanically raking and grading the beach in 2017 using heavy machinery, particularly a ...
The City of Owen Sound is again considering plans to introduce green bin pick up in 2023. This means that organic waste would be diverted from general waste that usually goes into landfill sites. This is a very important and positive step in the right direction and a great opportunity to have conversations about waste, particularly organic waste ...
I commend the Georgian Bluffs Climate Action Team for their column in the February 24th Sun Times in which they remind us that the choices we make daily affect our contribution to climate change. However, as an agriculturist I must note that the values they quote in the “Production” section grossly overstate the level of greenhouse ...
The Grey Highlands Climate Action Group has noticed that there will be a special meeting of Council on Feb. 26, but it is closed. Since we cannot attend we are forwarding you this memo stating our concerns and guidelines for development of the Beaver Valley property owned by ...
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