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Join us on December 1st, 2026 for our annual Greener City Celebration! Celebrate with an evening of good food, conversation, and an even a bigger silent auction with new experiences and fantastic items to bid on! Get tickets here: loom.ly/VYbGKkM
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Ford's Bill 140 forces more landfills & incinerators onto Ontario communities under the guise of too much garbage. But most of our trash is recyclables & organics.

Meanwhile 98% of businesses have ZERO recycling requirements.

Send a message to your MPP: loom.ly/0oeD-Mc
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TEA will be joining over 50 environmental non-profits and vendors at EcoFair Toronto on Sunday, November 8 at Wychwood Barns. This is a free, family-friendly, and informative event that you won't want to miss! Visit ecofairtoronto.org for more information.
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The Ford government just hit us with a massive bill that changes how waste is managed in Ontario.

TL;DR: More landfills, more burning, and less recycling. 🧵👇 1/3
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Replying to @TOenviro
TEA’s waste campaigner broke down how the new Blue Box rules will lead to more garbage & less recycling.

Instead of holding businesses accountable for the same composting/recycling we do at home, they're pushing toxic incineration. Read more: thestar.com/business/big-c… 2/3
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Replying to @TOenviro
Dive deeper and listen to the full discussion on CBC Metro Morning: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra… 3/3
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Great news for Toronto! 15 elected candidates pledged to vote for a moratorium on AI data centres, a max temperature bylaw to protect renters, more trees & shade, cutting single-use plastics, & greener buildings. That’s a majority for these key environmental priorities. #topoli
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TEA's team is at Victoria Park Station letting voters know where their municipal election candidates stand on climate action.

Find out for yourself: election.torontoenvironment.org
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Premier Ford’s government is about to start ripping out bike lanes without the consent of Toronto City Council. This morning, we stood with Etobians and Torontonians in defence of these bike lanes that are keeping all road users safer. Demonstration today, 5pm at Tom Riley Park!
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Kids can vote for Toronto’s 2027 Tree of the Year on Oct 10 & 11, 10am-7pm, at all 50 advance voting places: loom.ly/Y95wO8Q

Feeling left out? You can also vote for trees, see which candidates pledged to fund more trees in hot neighbourhoods: loom.ly/fg6TTj8
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MEDIA: TEA strongly opposes the Province's short-sighted plans to begin ripping out the Bloor bike lane: loom.ly/CWkKK6s

"Ripping it out will send cyclists either back into cars, or to the hospital - and will increase pollution” -@HowSenChong
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Find out where Toronto candidates stand on key environmental issues like AI Data Centres, climate change, flood resilience, tree planting, single-use garbage, and greening buildings. Click on our newly launched map! loom.ly/fg6TTj8 #topoli
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The results are in: TEA’s election survey results show a stark divide between top Mayoral candidates.

TEA asked the top 3 Mayoral candidates where they stood on 5 key environmental issues. Get the full list of questions and all the details here: bit.ly/2026MayorSurvey #topoli
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RT @AnishNation: A statement from Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief @LindaDebassige on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: http…
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Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) retweeted
If you’re a Canadian citizen, Toronto resident and 18 and older, all you need is a piece of ID to cast your vote on Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. thestar.com/news/gta/every…
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Time for some election fact checking on Toronto's water budget. We heard a claim from candidate Brad Bradford today that implied that the City's capital reserve fund for water infrastructure (sewers, pipes, & water treatment) is unnecessary. This is dangerous & short-sighted. 1/4
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This fund builds our water filtration plants, our watermains & sewers, our basement flooding protection infrastructure & more. It's not a frill. There just was a 100-year storm that would've been much more damaging if Toronto hadn't invested in #floodprotection measures. 3/4
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Naturalizing the mouth of the Don and upgrading sewers in key flood-prone areas, mitigate the damage from events like the recent 100-year storm. It would be a very big mistake to drain the resources we have to protect our city from worsening #climateimpacts. 4/4
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🗳️ It's election season!

TEA’s got you covered, we have questions for municipal candidates and ideas to make our city greener. Sign up here to get survey results from candidates as soon as they’re up, and read our platform: loom.ly/945Ee5o

#topoli
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