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Jul 16, 2010
NEW INITIATIVE: The Dundas Eco-Motion Project

Leave the car at home & greenhouse gases behind. Environment Hamilton is back in Dundas and is working hard to promote and improve the use of sustainable transportation. The Dundas Eco-Motion Project (DEMP) is meant to encourage residents to walk, bike, rollerblade, or bus around their communities to reduce our carbon footprint and improve our health.

Alessandra Gage, student intern and project coordinator of DEMP is currently meeting with city councillors and local community groups to put this project in motion. All news & updates will be added to the project page (located under "Our Projects"), and residents are encouraged to keep an eye out for information posted in the Dundas Star.

If you would like to voice a concern or are interested in getting involved, please call Alessandra at 905-549-0900, or send an email to agage@environmenthamilton.org.

Alessandra Gage
Project Coordinator - Dundas Eco-Motion Project
905-549-0900

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Events
Aug 24, 2010

Environment Hamilton's Dundas Eco-Motion Project invites you to come to the:

Downtown Dundas Historical Tour

Stan Nowak, President of the Historical Society will be leading a guided tour of downtown Dundas. Come and join us for a wonderful walk while learning about the rich history that lies in the heart of downtown.

Date: Tuesday, August 24th*
Time: 7pm-8pm
Where: Downtown Dundas (meeting location TBD)

*In the case of rain, this event will be moved to Thursday, August 26th, from 7pm-8pm.

For more information, please direct all inquiries to:
Alessandra Gage
905-549-0900
agage@environmenthamilton.org

Sep 12, 2010

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Hamilton Eat Local, Tourism Hamilton, Smart Commute
and the Hamilton Street Railway proudly introduce:
rural routes


***exploring Hamilton farms aboard the HSR***

Rural Routes presents once-a-month farm excursions from June until September.

Enjoy programming developed by the host farm and use the visit to buy your locally grown goodies at an on-farm market stand before we return to the city.

Tickets cost $5 for adults and $2 for children and seniors and may be purchased in advance at Bread & Roses Cafe... ticketholders are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy a complimentary cup of organic/fair trade in-house roasted coffee, courtesy of Hamilton Eat Local.

For more info, visit:
www.smartcommute.ca/hamilton/ruralroutes

Departs from the Bread & Roses Cafe / Skydragon Centre
(27 King William Street) at 1:00pm and returns at 3:30pm.

ManoRun Organic Farm - June 12th, 2010

Morden’s Organic Farm Store - July10th, 2010


Puddicombe Estate Farms and Winery - August 21st, 2010

Carluke Orchards - September 11th, 2010

 

Sep 21, 2010

Environment Hamilton's Dundas Eco-Motion Project invites you to come to the:

Dundas Heritage District Historical Tour

Stan Nowak, president of the Historical Society, will be back again to lead another engaging historical tour. This time, Stan is taking participants on a one-hour guided tour of the Heritage District/Melville area.

Date: Tuesday, September 21st*
Time: 7pm-8pm
Location: Heritage District (meeting place TBD)

*In the case of rain, this event will be moved to Thursday, September 23rd.

For more information, please direct all inquiries to:
Alessandra Gage
905-549-0900
agage@environmenthamilton.org

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