UofT Alumni Greens presents, in association with Toronto Greens:

Urban Issues Policy Conference
Saturday, 2008 May 31, 9am-5pm
O.I.S.E. room 2212
252 Bloor Street West
Accessible from St. George Station.
Registration is free, donations gratefully accepted.
Lunch will be provided.

Help develop integrated urban-relevant policy. Send federal-level proposals to the GPC convention in September. You do not have to be a member of the Green Party to participate in this event.     Read more »

Fair Vote Canada is hosting their 7th annual meeting and conference on the Ryerson University campus in Downtown Toronto. Speakers include the Beaches-East York GPO candidate Caroline Law, as well as other politicians and experts on voting systems from Canada and overseas.     Read more »

The Toronto-Danforth Federal Green Party Association held their annual AGM  last night and the following executive was selected:

• Mary Ann Grainger, CEO
• Patricia Harris, Financial Agent

Executive members,  specific responsibilities to be determined:

• Ron Chambers
• Ed Chin
• Barbora Grochalova
• Charlie  Halpern-Hamu
• Lies Lambermont
• Adriana Mugnatto-Hamu
• Raymond  Scholz
• Ken Shepard
• Doug Wright     Read more »

The Toronto-Danforth Federal Green Party Association will be holding an Annual General Meeting on Monday, December 10, 2007.  We will have a holiday-themed potluck.  We’ll be right in the middle of Hannukah, just a couple of weeks before Christmas, and happy to celebrate a belated Divali or a premature Chinese New Year or Groundhog Day.  Everyone is welcome, please bring your friends.

Toronto-Danforth Federal Green Party Association Annual General Meeting
Monday, 2007 December 10, 6 pm
Queen Street Presbyterian Church
947 Queen St East (southeast corner of Queen and Carlaw)
Food will be provided or bring yours to share.
Wheelchair accessible.  Free.

All positions on the Executive will be open.  Come out and help us build the Green Party in Toronto-Danforth.

It looks like this is more of an event for builders than consumers:

Following the successful launch of the National GreenBuilding Conference … in Ottawa, the focus on reducing a building’s environmental impact will be continued at the 18th Annual Construct Canada, PM Expo, HomeBuilder & Renovator Expo, DesignTrends, and Concrete Canada — Canada’s largest and most important design and construction event…

The National GreenBuilding Conference and will focus on all aspects of green design, construction, retrofit, and maintenance leading to high performance buildings, and will examine best practices and project delivery models that result in more efficient methods of designing sustainability into any project.

National GreenBuilding conference
Wed – Fri, 2006 November 29 – December 1
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building