CELA worked with Coeuraj to build stronger Indigenous inclusivity within the Healthy Great Lakes program, and develop greater connections to Indigenous land and water stewardship initiatives and with Indigenous groups.
A review of lead test results from 47 communities in Ontario illustrates the need for Ontario to adopt a more stringent drinking water standard to ensure safe drinking water.
Presentation by CELA Executive Director Theresa McClenaghan on Canadian Water Legislation.
Un examen des résultats des analyses de plomb effectuées dans 47 collectivités de l’Ontario illustre la nécessité pour l’Ontario d’adopter une norme plus stricte pour assurer la salubrité de l’eau potable.
Given cumulative assaults on regional forests and wetlands as well as the deterioration in local water quality and aquatic and amphibian species, a valid question arises: Is Ontario’s current system of land use planning protecting our waters?
CELA has provided comments in response to the proposed amendments to the Greenbelt Plan – Growing the size of the Greenbelt
