ALT Emerald incinerator towers in Brampton with a Toronto Star headline that reads, "Ford government approves massive expansion of Brampton trash plant despite health concerns" Peel Region warns expansion of garbage incineration plant could result in some air pollutants exceeding regulatory limits. April 29, 2026

ALT Toronto Star headline reads: The World Cup will bring tens of thousands of soccer fans into Liberty Village — along with more trash, traffic and noise. Is Toronto ready? Locals are bracing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer, worried the already-crowded neighbourhood could become a zoo. Here’s how the city’s preparing for the influx. Published April 20, 2026

ALT Screenshot of a CP24 headline that reads: "Could this be the end of green building standards in Ontario — again?" Including the following quote: Halton regional councillor Jane Fogal called it a “gut punch.” She said Halton Hills, like other municipalities, took up a green standard in part because the province’s building code was lagging behind on sustainable design and energy efficiency. “We’re getting a better product for the people that buy the houses. A house that’s better built, that is more efficient, that’s less costly for them to operate,” said Fogal. “There’s nothing to say that you will get a better town if the developers can just do whatever they want to do.”

ALT Screenshot of @AtmosphericFund's statement published April 1, with text: "Ontario's Bill 98 undermines energy affordability and independence"

ALT Outline of the province of Ontario in green graphic with text that says 'Premier Ford: Put people over profits, hands off green buildings'

ALT Thanks to all who spoke up to protect Toronto's trees - we won! Council voted yesterday to strengthen our tree protection bylaw & study an expansion to protect 300,000 more trees. Thanks to @CllrAmberMorley, @DianneSaxe & @rchernoslin for your leadership on this. #topoli

ALT YUFL Application details with image of group of young people posing under a tree