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Looking for like-minded partners interested in buying a building, close to downtown, to build a Live/Work/Meet sustainable (to the best of our ability) co-operative building for like-minded groups…Continue
Started by YP Leung on Sunday.
For the past three days I logged electric use to cook my food. The average was below 0.6 kWhr per day. I'm using an induction hotplate, so a regular stove might use 2x as much. With the induction…Continue
Started by Ray Leistner. Last reply by Livetoletlive Jan 27.
Occupy Gardens Toronto http://www.facebook.com/occupygardenstorontoe are organizing a weekly FREESKOOL session at Occupy Toronto to start…Continue
Started by Marisa Meléndez Nov 10, 2011.
We would like to present a series of seminars on self-sufficiency.1) Cooking Healthy Grain-Free Food at Home2) Treating Your Family with Homeopathy at HomeContinue
Started by Helen Landau Cohen Oct 11, 2011.
Started by a few keen and energetic Torontonians in late 2009, Transition Toronto (TTo) was created to make the City more resilient to the effects of peak oil and climate change.
Due to the size and breadth of our City, TTo acts as a hub, serving the many smaller individual neighbourhood Transition Initiatives that we hope will sprout up.
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Picked up my ticket today at Type Books ( 427 Spadina Road ) along with EcoMind, the latest book by Frances Moore Lappe. I have enjoyed her work for 30 years and am really looking forward to her presentation.
Time flew as I read EcoMind on the train. I was back in Scarborough before I knew it.
Was wondering if any Tto members are planning to attend. If so, hope we can connect.
FYI
Tickets are $10.00 + tax ahead of time, online…
ContinuePosted by Ann Marie on January 27, 2012 at 5:43pm
TTo members,
Rebecca and a few of the Transition Don Valley folk are working on developing a community cafe that will build community resilience by offering a place to meet neighbours and buy local, organic food; ensuring that the sustainable food they sell will be affordable; and supporting local food producers. Transition Toronto is very pleased to be able to support this project. THE PROJECT NEEDS YOUR HELP to get off the ground. Here's Rebecca's message about the cafe…
ContinuePosted by Andrew James Knox on January 20, 2012 at 9:57am
Hi All,
The 2 day Training for Transition is being offered in London on November 21/22, please see the attached flyer for more information. Based on what we heard from individuals in neighbourhood groups around the city, I think many of you and your Transition Towns (neighbourhoods) could benefit greatly from the training.…
ContinuePosted by Daniel Bida on October 17, 2011 at 1:59pm — 1 Comment
This Saturday, Oct 15th, Occupy Toronto is organizing an occupation of Toronto's financial sector in sympathy with the Occupation of Wall St. and similar occupations around the globe. As Transitioners, we need to ask, what does this occupation have to do with Transition, if anything?
Thomas H. Greco, who recently spoke at a Transition Toronto co-sponsored…
ContinuePosted by Andrew James Knox on October 8, 2011 at 1:46pm
February 7, 2012 from 6pm to 8:30pm – Dazzling Restaurant
February 22, 2012 from 7pm to 9pm – Wallberg Memorial Building, Room 116
February 27, 2012 from 11am to 2pm – In front of the Toronto Stock Exchange
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