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OVERTURN THIS...RED CARD FOR THE PIPE DREAMS In our last blog titled GIANTS OF JORDAN ON EARTH DAY, we concluded by saying, “…Which brings us full circle, back to today being Earth Day, and how critical it seems that without peace, it is increasingly difficult for us to focus our attention on what most of us understand to be the existentia...

Today, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we celebrate and honour the rich cultures, histories, knowledge, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

The Greenbelt is a landscape with deep cultural significance that has been stewarded by First Peoples since time immemorial. The forests, wetlands, rivers, farmlands, and waterways we work to protect today have been cared for by Indigenous Peoples for generations.

As a Foundation, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn from and support Indigenous-led initiatives that help strengthen connections to the land, elevate Indigenous histories and knowledge, and advance understanding and reconciliation.

Today is a day to celebrate, listen, learn, and reflect. We encourage everyone to take time to learn about the Indigenous Peoples, histories, and treaty relationships connected to the places they call home.

Here's the most recent blog on our web site...

GIANTS OF JORDAN ON EARTH DAY Today is Earth Day…first envisioned in San Francisco in 1969 bringing together the peace movement against American aggression in South-East Asia, specifically Vietnam and to demonstrate support for environmental protection, the first Earth Day was held on April 22, 1970. That same year, Greenpeace...