Posted by Lisa Gue, Senior Researcher and Analyst, David Suzuki Foundation on January 30, 2017 First report on neonic-treated seed sales measures widespread use Looking for information about Canadian pesticide use and sales is frustrating. But in a leap forward for transparency, Ontario…
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Media Release Toronto – CELA is very pleased with yesterday’s announcement from the federal government that the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA)will no longer be able to issue conditional registrations on pesticides. “CELA's work revealed the extent of this problem,” said…
Title: Inter-sectoral Action Towards Healthy Housing for Low-Income Tenants in Ontario Panel Presentation at The Ontario Public Health Convention Resource Type: Presentation Content: RentSafe_Panel_TOPHC # of Pages: 51 Date authored: April 5, 2016 Author/s: Erica Phipps, Kathleen Cooper, Helen Doyle,…
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Title: Federal Environmental Law Priorities: Letter to Opposition Party Leaders Resource Type: Letter Content: CELA Letter to Opposition Leaders November 2015 Date authored: November 12, 2015 Publication number: 1038 Author/s: Theresa McClenaghan Author Organization: CELA
Title: Federal Environmental Law Priorities: Letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Resource Type: Letter Content: CELA Letter to PM Trudeau November 2015 # of Pages: 6 Date authored: November 12, 2015 Publication number: 1037 Author/s: Theresa McClenaghan Author Organization: CELA
Blog post by Lisa Gue, Senior Researcher, David Suzuki Foundation on July 28, 2015 Did you hear that the honeybee crisis is over? This bold and surprising pronouncement appeared in Margaret Wente's July 22 Globe and Mail column, ""Good news: There is…
Read More Blog: Don’t bee fooled – neonics are still toxic to honeybees
