Monthly Archives: August 2011

The City of Toronto’s adoption of a local Community Right To Know (CRTK) strategy and bylaw is a major recommendation left unfulfilled in Council’s Environment Plan Clean, Green and Health insurance outlined in 2000. In 2007, following research and consultation … Continue reading →

From the auto body shop next to your child’s school to the warehouse across from your local park, you have a right to know what toxic chemicals are used, stored and released in your community. Yet all that is reported … Continue reading →

The Toronto Environmental Alliance is working to reduce and eliminate the impact of toxic chemicals on our health and environment. Toxic chemicals are substances which have the potential to cause damage to humans, animals and plants. Studies have shown that … Continue reading →

TEA campaigns locally to find solutions to urban environmental problems. Formed in 1988, we work on issues that shape our local environment and provide an activist voice on local Toronto issues. We work with concerned individuals, community groups, professionals and … Continue reading →

TEA wants to know about your toxic concerns. Tell us where they are and we’ll put them on the map. We would also like to hear about businesses you think use safe alternatives to toxins. Tell us where they are … Continue reading →