• Risks to Wolseley & Winnipeg from Energy East Pipeline

    Unnamed Venue 160 Ethelbert Street, Winnipeg, MB, Canada

    If you live in Wolseley, West Broadway, St Matthews (Rob Altemeyer is your MLA), or just want to learn more about the Energy East pipeline, Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition (MEJC) is hosting a town hall meeting on Dec 10th to discuss the risks of TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline proposal to Winnipeg’s drinking water supply and […]

  • Green Drinks

    Lecoka Café House MB, Canada

    On the second Tuesday of each month, some of us get together to talk about whatever we like. No agenda, no speakers, just conversation. Topics include gardening, home food preservation, politics, technology, farming, environmental sustainability... just about anything. This is a great opportunity to meet people with similar interests in the South Eastman community, and […]

  • Green Drinks

    King's Head Pub 120 King Street, Winnipeg, MB, Canada

    Working, volunteering, or interested in the environmental sector? Join us for an informal monthly get-together of after-work bevvies. (make sure to check upstairs and down for the "Green Drinks" tables) Feel free forward this invitation to friends and colleagues. Contact info@mbeconetwork.org for more info - hope to see you there!

  • 4TH ANNUAL SNOWBALL: ALPINE CHILL

    German Society of Winnipeg 121 Charles St., Winnipeg, MB, Canada

    This year, the Snowball is on Saturday, January 16th and the funds raised are being donated to Green Action Centre, a non-governmental and charitable organization with programs focused on greening the lives of Manitobans at home, work and school. Green Action Centre planted seeds for change 30 years ago; with strong roots in the community, […]

  • One River Many Relations

    EcoCentre 303 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB, Canada

    World Water Day: Join local experts and the filmmaker for a film screening and discussion One essential voice is excluded from Canada’s largest and most controversial industrial development; the voice of Indigenous communities downstream from the Oil Sands. One River Many Relations highlights both the benefits and the harms associated with the Oil Sands from the experience […]

  • 19th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species

    Fort Garry Hotel Winnipeg, MB, Canada

    The introduction and spread of invasive species in freshwater and marine environments is a worldwide problem that is increasing in frequency. There are various pathways by which non-indigenous invertebrate, fish, and plant species are introduced, become established and cause significant damage to coastal and freshwater ecosystems, and to the economies that depend upon them. Next […]