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Maureen Carter-Whitney

Research director at the Canadian Institute for Environmental Law and Policy, Maureen CarterWhitney is an environmental lawyer with a strong interest in sustainable land-use planning and public engagement in environmental decision making. She visits the Golden Horseshoe greenbelt when she is able.

An array of traditional ceremony items.

Indigenous Health Institute Aims to Address “Corrosive Effects of Poverty” and Colonization

The Waakebiness-Bryce Institute for Indigenous Health is the world’s first privately endowed research institute dedicated to the health of Indigenous Peoples. Created last June with a $10-million gift from Michael and Amira Dan, the institute was unveiled on March 23 of this year at the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana […]

FriendsofGreenbelt

Friends of the Greenbelt’s Next Growth Phase

Since its creation in 2005, Ontario’s Greenbelt has become a renowned example of how to protect natural and rural environments in a rapidly urbanizing world. To foster the vitality of more than 725,000 hectares of green space (nearly 50 per cent of which is farmland) surrounding the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation financially supports projects […]