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GCNews October: Here we grow again!

GCNews October: Here we grow again!

Visitors at Seedy Saturday (hosted by Environment Lethbridge) GCC is pleased to announce Environment Lethbridge is its newest member organization. Founded in 2012, Environment Lethbridge provides residents and businesses with the tools and knowledge they need to live...

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Fall Flood Prevention Tips for your Home

Fall Flood Prevention Tips for your Home

The seasons are shifting, bringing with them colder temperatures, equal length days and nights, crisp falling leaves, bird migration, pumpkin-spiced everything, and… the dreaded fall flood.  When talking about floods, we mostly imagine the snowmelt and heavy rainfall...

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GCNews September: GCC staff on the move

GCNews September: GCC staff on the move

Kate Berry, GCC Program Director, has accepted a position with the City of Guelph’s Engineering and Transportation Department. Trained as a civil engineer, the move allows Kate to pursue her goal of attaining Professional Engineer status. Kate joined GCC six years ago...

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10 Native Autumn/Fall-Interest Plants for your Rain Garden

10 Native Autumn/Fall-Interest Plants for your Rain Garden

Autumn, like spring, is the perfect time to drop your plants! Unlike summer, when new plants need watering to settle in for the season, nature does much of the watering, with rain, in the milder seasons.   Perennials planted in the fall will overwinter and come back...

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GCNews August 2022: Join our Energy department

GCNews August 2022: Join our Energy department

  We’re looking for a Quality Assurance Manager to support our growing residential energy services. This is an opportunity for a Registered Energy Advisor to take on progressive responsibilities to support core EnerGuide services at a national level. Apply by 15...

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Shaping Public Policy to Support Sustainable Mobility for Children

Shaping Public Policy to Support Sustainable Mobility for Children

Researchers investigated how public policy impacts child mobility and shapes school travel behaviours. Drawing from across a large evidence base, they developed a suite of policy recommendations that provide a road map of opportunities for policy makers in school boards, municipalities and the provincial government.

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