Building Trust in Changing Times: How Leaders Can Make Trust Visible, Practical, and Stronger in Their Teams with Matt McKenna
Organizer: Sustainability Network
Everyone agrees, trust matters. Almost no one can agree on what it actually is, or how to build it on purpose, especially on teams carrying ambitious mandates.
This free 60-minute interactive workshop is built for EDs, directors, and managers leading teams in ENGOs of any size.
In this session, you will:
- Learn a concrete, useful framework for understanding trust
- Examine your own blind spots in how you build (or don’t build) trust
- Leave with practical behaviours you can use with your team right away
- Know exactly what to pay attention to when trust on your team starts to slip
When the work is urgent and the stakes are high, trust isn't “soft.” It's the thing holding your team together while you push toward ambitious goals.
Register and More details: https://www.sustainabilitynetwork.ca/events/building-trust-in-changing-times-how-leaders-can-make-trust-visible-practical-and-stronger-in-their-teams-with-matt-mckenna
Climate Solutions to Build Canada Better
Organizer: ClimateFast
The webinar is being held ahead of the Canada Investment Summit and will focus on the practical climate solutions, investment opportunities, and projects that can help Canada strengthen its economy while making meaningful progress on climate action.
The conversation will be moderated by Laura Lynch, former host of CBC’s What on Earth?, and will feature a diverse panel of climate and clean-economy voices, including Jason Mogus of We Are Adamant, Catherine Abreu of the European Climate Foundation and former Executive Director of Climate Action Network Canada, and Natalie Gerum of Youth Climate Corps BC. We are also in the process of confirming a potential Indigenous person to join us as a Panelist for this upcoming webinar.
The discussion will look at how Canada can move from climate commitments to implementation, what major clean projects and solutions should be prioritized, how investment can help scale these solutions, and how climate action can create economic opportunities and good jobs across the country.
We hope you’ll be able to join us and share the webinar with your networks. More information and registration details will be shared soon.
Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cSiOr0mTTVKW5raUmjWxqA#/
The Many vs The Money: Counter-Summit and Demo
Organizers: Council of Canadians, 8th Fire Rising, World Beyond War
This September, the CEOs of BlackRock, Blackstone and other representatives of the global 1% are coming to Toronto at the invitation of Prime Minister Mark Carney.
His summit in downtown Toronto is designed to simultaneously auction off Canadian public resources and infrastructure — from our airports and water systems, to highways and ports — and finance destructive megaprojects like AI data centers, weapons factories, and toxic pipelines.
We refuse to let our futures be decided behind closed doors by the 200 richest CEOs on earth. We're holding our own summit on September 12-13. And on September 14th movements and communities across this city are coming together to crash theirs. We refuse to let the global 1% descend on our city unopposed.
Register: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/many-versus-the-money-summit
More details: https://www.manyvsmoneysummit.ca
Note: Although the Saturday evening event with the keynote speeches is sold out, there is still space for the workshops on the Sunday.
Earth's Greatest Enemy Screening + Community Discussion
Organizers: Seniors for Climate Action Now! (SCAN!) Climate and Militarism Working Group and New Horizons for Climate Action
In partnership with CODEPINK, for a screening of Earth's Greatest Enemy, a powerful anti-war documentary by U.S. journalist and filmmaker Abby Martin.
The film examines the enormous environmental impact of the U.S. military—one of the world's largest consumers of fossil fuels. As military budgets and weapons production rise worldwide, Earth’s Greatest Enemy makes the urgent case that militarism and war must be addressed as part of meaningful climate action.
The approximately 2 hour film will be followed by a short audience discussion.
Refreshments will be available. Seating is limited to 100 people.
Register and More details: https://www.codepink.org/egetoronto916
Staging Environmental Action: Rethinking Litter & Pollution in Scarborough
Organizer: Scarborough Environmental Association
Would you like to build a vision and pathway for Scarborough’s environmental future?
Staging Environmental Action is a free, hands-on theatre project where creativity meets environmental action.
Whether you're passionate about the environment, curious about theatre, or simply looking to connect with your community, this is your chance to make your voice heard. In these workshops led by Toronto and Scarborough theatre artists, explore local environmental issues, learn theatre and storytelling techniques, and join other Scarborough residents in co-creating original theatre pieces inspired by the challenges and possibilities in your neighbourhood.
Explore 5 environmental themes relevant to Scarborough over a 10-part workshop series (each theme will be unpacked over 2 workshops).
The workshop theme for Sep 17 and Sep 24 is Rethinking Litter & Pollution in Scarborough.
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/staging-environmental-action-rethinking-litter-pollution-in-scarborough-tickets-1998390723449
Toronto Climate Film Festival presents "Wildfires"
Organizer: ClimateFast
A double-feature highlighting the human stories, ecological and human health costs, and critical response strategies driving Canada's wildfires.
Stay after the screening for a discussion with Dr. Samantha Green, CAPE, and Katie Krelove, Wilderness Committee - others TBC.
This in-person event is wheel-chair accessible.
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/beyond-the-smoke-fighting-the-flames-of-climate-change-tickets-1998556207416?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Wind Turbine Tour & Climate Workshop: Science Meets Action
Organizer: Climate Literacy Initiative
Join us for an unforgettable experience where the science of climate change meets action. Take a tour of Toronto's only wind turbine and see the power of wind energy. Next, dive into a Climate Fresk workshop where you'll learn about climate change and discover how renewable energy can be a part of the solution to the climate crisis.
Register and More details: https://luma.com/nr6jmzhy
Rally and March for Migrant Justice
Organizer: Migrant Rights Network
Migrants make Canada work. We care for children and elders, grow food, build homes, and keep communities running.
But the government is pushing migrants out instead of giving people equal rights. Permits are expiring, being refused, cancelled, or made impossible to renew. Refugees are under attack. People are being deported. Families are being separated. Those who remain are forced to work with fewer rights and more fear.
At the same time, working class people are being squeezed by high rents, low wages, service cuts, and insecurity. Migrants are being blamed for a crisis created by underfunding, privatization, corporate greed, and governments that put the rich first.
Blaming migrants does not lower rents, raise wages, or fix healthcare. It divides workers and lets bosses, landlords, corporations, and governments off the hook. Migrants are not the cause of the crisis. Migrants are part of the solution.
This fall, the federal government is deciding the future of immigration: who gets permanent residency, who remains temporary, and who is pushed out.
RSVP and More details: https://actionnetwork.org/events/sep20to/
Under a Common Sky: Faisal Anwar on Hybrid Art & Climate Care
Organizer: Goethe-Institut Toronto
What does it look like to care for a living planet when art, science, technology & ancestral knowledge tell different parts of the story?
Join immersive artist Faisal Anwar for a conversation about climate memory, ecological change and the possibilities of art to connect knowledge systems—and rethink our relationship with Earth’s living systems.
What can hybrid art reveal about climate change that data and tech alone cannot? How might we bring different knowledge systems into dialogue? And what does climate care look like when cultural memory, scientific research and lived experience meet?
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/under-a-common-sky-faisal-anwar-on-hybrid-art-climate-care-tickets-1998903636586
Grassy Narrows River Run Rally
Organizer: Grassy Narrows First Nation
On September 23rd, 2026 at 12pm we invite you to march with Grassy Narrows youth, community members and elders as part of their long fight for mercury justice.
Grassy Narrows people are powerful leaders in the movement for Indigenous sovereignty and environmental justice. They have shown that together we can fight for justice against all odds and make real gains.
This in-person event will have ASL interpreters. This in-person event is wheel-chair accessible. This event is kid-friendly and open to all ages
Follow this link to RSVP -- https://actionnetwork.org/events/river-run-2026
Kye Marshall Fundraising Concert for SCAN!
Organizer: Seniors for Climate Action Now!
From Kye: The combination of cello and guitar works beautifully for our concert selections which include a mix of Jazz standards, familiar Showtunes and original compositions.
One of our favourite tunes to perform is called Bach to Bop which starts as Baroque classical style composition and then turns into a Jazz style piece.
This in-person event is wheel-chair accessible. This event is kid-friendly and open to all ages.
Light refreshments will be available.
Purchase Tickets: https://secure.seniorsforclimateactionnow.org/en/civicrm/mailing/url?u=8732&qid=246228
Close the Gaps - Scarborough Link Ride
Organizer: The Scarborough Junction Community, Community Bikeways TCBC and Scarborough Cycles/Access Alliance
The Close The Gaps Loop and Link Rides highlights the need to close the 9 km of gaps in this 100km off-street multi-use path system that would connect all of Scarborough and the entire city.
The West Scarborough Rail Trail is the key 3 km missing link in the 25 km Scarborough Link that runs from Biidaasage Park at Lake Ontario to Rouge National Park via the Don Valley Trail, the Taylor Massey Creek Trail, the proposed West Scarborough Rail Trail and the Meadoway and only has 4 km of gaps.
The ride is a 21 loop and will end at the starting point.
For the Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/share/1JJLpw5cs9/
More details: https://www.scarborough-junction.ca/2026/08/close-gaps-scarborough-link-and-loop.html
Home Energy Assessments: Know What's Worth Fixing (and What's Not)
Organizer: Toronto Home Energy Network
"Energy Assessments are THE thing to do before you call up any HVAC, Window & Door or Insulation installers. We'll show you how they can pay themselves back and how to make the best use of yours."
Register and More details: https://www.thenetwork.to/event-details/home-energy-assessments-know-whats-worth-fixing-and-whats-not
27th Annual Planet in Focus International Environmental Film Festival
Organizer: Planet In Focus International Film Festival
Planet in Focus International Environmental Film Festival is celebrating 27 years this October 20-25, 2026! Don’t miss this lineup of groundbreaking documentary films focusing on the planet we share. The festival includes Canadian and international films, a free Industry Conference, a free Family Day Program, special guests, panels and filmmaker Q&As.
This in-person event is wheel-chair accessible. This event is kid-friendly and open to all ages
For the full festival lineup and to purchase tickets, visit https://planetinfocus.org/
Youth Climate Corps Fall National Call
Organizer: Youth Climate Corps
Join the Youth Climate Corps Fall National Call on September 8th!
In the 2025 Budget, the federal government promised to establish a $40 million two-year YCC pilot by this past April. Even this insultingly low commitment never materialized. The federal government is failing to address rising youth unemployment and the devastations of the climate crisis, while actively investing in fossil fuel expansion that will only exacerbate our problems.
But it doesn’t have to be this way - now is the time to escalate our organizing and build momentum as we gear up to see the YCC pilot launch.
Join us on September 8th to hear from our campaign our plan to win a permanent, large-scale Youth Climate Corps—funded at a minimum of $1 billion per year. Together, we can generate the power, excitement, and community support needed to turn this vision into reality.
Register and More details: https://actionnetwork.org/events/ycc-sep8-national-call/
Rewiring Leadership: Unlocking the Potential of Neurodiversity in the Nonprofit Sector
Organizer: Sustainability Network
One in six people are neurodivergent. And, your nonprofit was almost certainly not built for that reality.
The research is clear about the problem. It’s not the neurodivergent person. It is the mismatch between how that person works and a system designed around neurotypical norms.
Neurodivergent leaders carry an invisible workload of masking, sensory overload, and executive function strain. Neurodivergent staff face vague instructions, performance reviews that measure style rather than results, and the real risks that comes with disclosure.
This session looks at both perspectives: leading as a neurodivergent person, and leading neurodivergent staff. You will leave with practical strategies you can use immediately, most of which will also improve conditions for your neurotypical staff.
This webinar is for leaders, managers, and staff in the nonprofit sector, whether or not they identify as neurodivergent.
Participants will receive access to the recording and a resource booklet.
Register and More details: https://www.sustainabilitynetwork.ca/events/rewiring-leadership-unlocking-the-potential-of-neurodiversity-in-the-nonprofit-sector
Uptown Climate Futures Anthology Launch Party
Organizer: Uptown Climate Conversations
Come celebrate the launch of the Uptown Climate Futures Anthology with readings, comedy, good eats, and better company
Ticket proceeds will be split evenly to fund our future work and a donation to Collins First Nation to help rebuild after wildfires this summer.
Through Uptown Climate Futures, we convened community through a friendly, conversational workshop series, culminating into the Uptown Climate Futures Anthology.
We've been hard at work bringing the antholigy to life, and now it's finally time to launch the anthology and celebrate!
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/uptown-climate-futures-anthology-launch-party-tickets-1997051511831
Council of All Beings: A Work That Reconnects Workshop
Organizer: Unicamp of Ontario
In this community ritual, we gather to speak on behalf of the more than human world and receive their gifts to continue healing and protecting our planet.
Register and More details: https://unicampofontario.secure.retreat.guru/program/council-of-all-beings/
Climate Café
Organizer: For Our Kids
Are the ongoing wildfires, water advisories, bad policy decisions, and government inaction leaving you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or furious? Do you find it hard to celebrate small wins when the weight of the climate crisis feels so heavy?
You are not alone. As climate organizers and caring community members, we often bear the brunt of these heavy emotions.
Join us at the For Our Kids Climate Café,a quiet, confidential, and supportive space to take stock of our feelings, process what we’re holding, and reckon with how we continue to move forward together.
Register and More details: https://www.forourkids.ca/climate_cafe_august_2026
Can Building Homes Cut Emissions? Data on Housing Density and Transportation
Organizer: More Neighbours Toronto
We usually talk about housing as an affordability issue. Scott Baker makes the case that it's climate policy too, and he has the numbers to back it up.
Where we build homes decides how far people have to drive. Scott built a peer-reviewed model, the Compact Urban Form Estimation Tool, that estimates how much transportation emissions fall when housing density goes up.
He'll walk through the data, what it means for Toronto, and make the climate case for zoning reform.
Register and More details: https://luma.com/0iriw1mu
Solar Made Simple: Supports and Costs for Toronto Homeowners
Organizer: Toronto Home Energy Network
It’s easier (and cheaper!) to get solar panels & home batteries than ever before. This webinar will cover solar + battery support programs, cost ranges, and common installation speed bumps.
Register and More details: https://www.thenetwork.to/event-details/solar-made-simple-supports-and-costs-for-toronto-homeowners
Solar Made Simple: Supports and Costs for Toronto Homeowners
Organizer: Toronto Home Energy Network, Home Solar Accelerator, and Energy Neighbour
Excitement about solar has been around for decades. The first systems were being advertised in 1954! Solar panels have come a long way since then—their performance keeps going up, while prices keep going down. But unclear payback periods and technical challenges can make solar feel out of reach.
In this webinar, Chris Caners from TAF will introduce you to the Home Solar Accelerator, a free, education-first service that provides homeowners with one-on-one support from independent advisors to install solar systems and batteries.
Michelle Hjort from Energy Neighbour will discuss how solar complements your home electrification project, how to connect with trustworthy installers, review the incentives for solar and battery installations, and provide clarity on costs and payback periods.
We’ll also get into the common speed bumps Torontonians run into so you can install your panels with confidence. See you there!
Register and More details: https://ed8876.wixforms.com/f/7487563598902854681
Sun Print in the Park! (Designer Social)
Organizer: Climate Designers Toronto & GTA
Join Climate Designers Toronto for a fun summer print-making workshop in the park!
We will be making eco-friendly Anthotype prints using turmeric and foraged plant materials. The event will take place over an afternoon, with plenty of opportunities to also relax, chat, and connect with other participants while taking part in this creative activity. Participants will take home a unique 8” x 10” print from the event to keep. No supplies are necessary and all materials will be provided - but we do recommend sunscreen!
Register and More details: https://luma.com/je135yz1
East End Food Hub Repair Café
Organizer: Repair Café Toronto
Repair Café is returning to East End Food Hub on Saturday, August 22nd!
Bring your beloved broken household items to get help from our volunteer fixers and learn how to do the repair yourselves. It is all free.
The event will start at 12 noon. Registration closes at 3 p.m. One item per person, unless time allows for additional repairs.
More details: https://repaircafetoronto.ca/rc-events/east-end-food-hub-repair-cafe-3/
Repair Cafe
Organizer: Sustainable Junction Triangle
Bring your broken stuff and we'll fix it together at Repair Cafe, fun, free, and super handy! Donations appreciated!
Come to the Repair Cafe!
Got something broken? Bring it over to our Repair Cafe and let's fix it together! Meet friendly folks ready to help you repair everything from gadgets to clothes. It’s a fun, hands-on way to learn new skills, save money, and reduce waste. Plus, enjoy great company and coffee while you’re at it. Don’t miss out—see you in person at the next Repair Cafe!
More details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/repair-cafe-tickets-1996491568024
Field Trips: Sprouting Curiosity
Organizer: RCIScience
A guided nature walk reframing green spaces through a Black and Indigenous lens.
Experience the city's green spaces differently. Come out on a guided nature walk in High Park for Black young adults in Toronto!
Whether you've never thought of yourself as "outdoorsy" or you're a seasoned naturalist, this event is for you. Through Black and Indigenous-led storytelling that will bring the land to life, connect with nature and each other as we reframe public green spaces as sites of healing, restoration and leisure for the Black community.
Join us afterwards for a picnic, with food sourced from a local Black-owned business. This is time for active reflection, meaningful connection, community-building, and simply taking up space in nature.
Come solo or bring the whole group chat! It's about centering Black joy as an act of resistance, resilience, and protest.
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/field-trips-sprouting-curiosity-tickets-1995467385667
Youth Leading Change: Empowering the Next Generation for Poverty Reduction, Climate Action, and Shared Prosperity
Organizer: Sustainable Community Aid Network
International Youth Day is more than a celebration it’s a call to recognize support and invest in young people as leaders, innovators and changemakers. Whether you are a student, educator, professional, policymaker, entrepreneur or community member this webinar invites you to explore how youth leadership can help address some of the worlds most pressing challenges and create a better future.
From aiding with climate change, and reducing poverty to promoting social inclusion and strengthening communities, young people are already leading meaningful change around the world. Join Awareness to Action in celebrating International Youth Day and discovering how youth driven solution can create lasting impacting.
Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/uTz6_6hWSES6OnrDYOGS-g#/registration
More details: https://www.s-can.org/event/youth-leading-change-webinar/
9th Annual Youth Gathering: Resilience
Organizer: Toronto Council Fire
Join us for the 9th Annual Youth Gathering, a vibrant celebration of Indigenous culture, community, and youth leadership, held in the heart of Regent Park.
Enjoy live performances, traditional teachings, food, and activities. It’s a day to connect, learn, and celebrate together — everyone is welcome!
More details: https://www.councilfire.ca/youth-gathering/
Free Clothing Swap
Organizer: Scarborough Environmental Association
Whether it's a new fit for yourself or a loved one, drop by our clothing swap to find something unique.
Ready to refresh your wardrobe? Join us for our Free Scarborough Clothing Swap.
More details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-clothing-swap-rsvp-not-required-tickets-1965662223625
Community Climate Action Group Meeting
Organizer: Green Wave West
Connecting with others at the local level to push for solutions and government leadership is a powerful way to fight climate change!
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/community-climate-action-group-meeting-tickets-1994230415857
Talk & Tours: Black Food Sovereignty
Organizer: Supporting Our Youth
Join us for our next Talks&Tours session with the Toronto Black Farmers and Food Growers Collective.
Register: bit.ly/AdvocacyTalksAndTours
More details: https://www.instagram.com/p/Da3g6DbP-MV
How Spending Time in Nature Builds Resilience and Climate Action
Organizers: Impact Net Zero, Toronto Nature Stewards, Toronto Field Naturalists
Spending time in nature helps build resilience and inspires climate action. It can reduce feelings of climate anxiety while strengthening our connection to the environment, our communities, and each other.
Join Impact Net Zero (INZ), Toronto Nature Stewards (TNS), and the Toronto Field Naturalists (TFN) for an engaging online fireside chat on how nature can support mental well-being, ease climate anxiety, and inspire meaningful action.
Leaders from the three organizations will share stories and insights on how connecting with local natural spaces and participating in community stewardship can foster hope, resilience, and a sense of purpose in a changing climate.
Whether you're looking to manage climate anxiety, get involved in your community, or deepen your connection with nature, this event will leave you with practical ideas, inspiration, and new opportunities to take action.
This online event will have closed captioning
Free to attend and for all ages
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/how-spending-time-in-nature-builds-resilience-and-climate-action-tickets-1993264664268?aff=oddtdtcreator
Hot Tenant Summer
Organizer: Federation of Metro Tenants' Associations
Heat and Air Conditioning have been "hot topics" for Toronto tenants this summer.
Join us for a Zoom discussion with a lawyer from South Etobicoke Community Legal Services on the maximum heat bylaw, new A/C rules at the provincial level and a Q&A.
Register and More details: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/oOIxDX3FRiyQsIgLLdyb4g#/registration
TTCriders Book Club: Better Buses, Better Cities by Steven Higashide
Organizer: TTCriders
The TTCriders Book Club is back! Let’s get together to share knowledge and expand our insights on all things transit 🚌🚃
Every two months, we’ll read a different book about transit, and get a chance to meet new and familiar faces. Each Book Club will start with a brief recap of the book followed by questions and discussion. Everyone is welcome to join! We encourage you to come even if you haven’t completed the reading!
The TTCriders Book Club is a friendly place to learn more about transit and from each other so we can better organize for public transit.
Register and More details: https://www.ttcriders.ca/bookclub_july2026
Save Our Waterfront Rally and March!
Organizer: No Jets TO
Our waterfront is under direct threat. The expansion of the Toronto Island Airport means commercial jets roaring overhead and more air pollution settling over our neighbourhoods. If we do not act, this will be the end of our vision of a waterfront where families can swim, walk and breathe clean air. The federal government must take action NOW.
Let’s come together to say NO to jets on Toronto’s waterfront! On Sunday, July 26, join us for a powerful rally and march to protect Toronto’s lakefront.
Register and More details: https://act.environmentaldefence.ca/page/194959/event/1
Grassy Narrows Webinar: 150 Years of Resistance
Organizer: Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ)
Join Grassy Narrows for a webinar featuring grassroots organizer Chrissy Isaacs and Grassy Narrows youth. Hear directly from those leading the fight to protect their land, water, and way of life, learn about the latest developments, and help build momentum for the River Run Rally.
Register and More details: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_od45WjluSj6irOMDes-x9w#/registration
Understanding & Countering Misinformation, Disinformation, & Malinformation
Organizer: Egale Canada
Misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation (MDM) are increasingly shaping online spaces and public discourse. This webinar offers a practical introduction to MDM—what it is, how it spreads, and why it matters.
Participants will explore the impacts of MDM on 2SLGBTQI communities, including how harmful narratives can contribute to rising anti-2SLGBTQI hate. The session will also provide practical tools to help you recognize and respond effectively to MDM in online spaces.
Register: https://egale-ca.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GvJgr7iOTeOOdhji3C3AOg#/registration
Facing the Climate Crisis Together
Organizer: Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA)
Are you feeling anxiety or grief about the heat and wildfire smoke this summer, and want to talk it through with others? Frustrated about lack of government action? We’re feeling it too.
On Wednesday, July 22nd at 12pm, join TEA for a lunchtime discussion where you can talk with other involved people about how you are feeling about the state of climate change and climate action. It’s important to take care of ourselves in order to continue the important work ahead of us.
Register and More details: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/C_S1tAU5SA6NvZgTqja6Ug#/registration
Generations for Climate Justice
Organizer: The 519
Generations for Climate Justice (GCJ) is a free program that connects 2SLGBTQ+ youth (ages 10 to 18) and 2SLGBTQ+ older adults (ages 50+) to build impactful intergenerational relationships and foster collaboration on climate justice projects.
Register and More details: https://www.the519.org/programs/generations-for-climate-justice/
NO JETS TO! Film screening of 'The City Island'
Organizers: Toronto Climate Film Festival, ClimateFast and Environmental Defence
Toronto Climate Film Festival presents Elizabeth Littlejohn's film on Toronto Island's history & community struggle + No Jets TO speakers
How can we prevent jets on our waterfront? Stay after the film to meet the filmmaker Elizabeth Littlejohn and hear WHAT YOU CAN DO about the proposal to expand the airport - and what it means for the waterfront from NoJetsTO and for our health from CAPE.
Speakers: Norm di Pasquale for No Tets TO and Anne Keary from CAPE. This event is co-hosted by Toronto Climate Film Festival, ClimateFast and Environmental Defence.
This in-person event is wheel-chair accessible
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/no-jets-to-film-screening-the-city-island-new-screening-date-july-20-tickets-1993342070793
Stack Data Centre Public Meeting
Organizer: Ward 20 Municipal Councillor Parthi Kandavel team
Introductory public information meeting on Ward 20 Stack Infrastructure data centre, planned expansion, with open question period.
This in-person event is wheel-chair accessible.
Hybrid online option is being encouraged. Room capacity is 100. Please bring own water.
More details: https://gnntoronto.ca/events/stack-infrastructure-data-centre-public-information-meeting/0102136
Disclaimer: TCAN is a non-partisan organization. The posting of events organized by elected leaders should not be considered an endorsement. We encourage attendees to ask questions and hold elected leaders to account.
Civic Meetup #551: SolveTO: From one pothole, to a reporting platform for every Canadian city
Organizer: Civic Tech Toronto
After driving past the same pothole for months, Ahmed Nadar built a tool that turns one photo into a report the city can act on. This is the story of SolveTO, the open data that was there the whole time, and what one reporting platform across every Canadian city could look like.
Register and More details: https://guild.host/events/civic-meetup-551-solveto-i4v3p9
For Our Kids: Welcome Call
Organizer: For Our Kids
Parenting is a lot, and if you’ve been carrying that quiet worry of the climate crisis as well, and looking for a meaningful way to channel it, you are not alone.
Come hang out with us at our next Network Welcome Call.
There is absolutely no "expert" requirement here. We’re just a bunch of parents and grandparents holding space for each other and working together to build a safer future. Whether you’ve never spoken a word about climate change out loud, are just a little curious, or have been in this space for years, you belong here.
Register and More details: https://www.forourkids.ca/julywelcomecall
NO JETS TO! Film screening of 'The City Island'
Organizers: Toronto Climate Film Festival, ClimateFast and Environmental Defence
Toronto Climate Film Festival presents Elizabeth Littlejohn's film on Toronto Island's history & community struggle + No Jets TO speakers
How can we prevent jets on our waterfront? Stay after the film to meet the filmmaker Elizabeth Littlejohn and hear WHAT YOU CAN DO about the proposal to expand the airport - and what it means for the waterfront from NoJetsTO and for our health from CAPE.
Speakers: Elizabeth Littlejohn, Norm di Pasquale for No Tets TO and Anne Keary from CAPE. This event is co-hosted by Toronto Climate Film Festival, ClimateFast and Environmental Defence.
This in-person event is wheel-chair accessible
Register and More details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/no-jets-to-film-screening-of-the-city-island-tickets-1992848320974