Blog Posts that include collections of photos taken at various events.
On Saturday 4RG joined a national day of protest against RBC’s continued investment in fossil fuel infrastructure. Here are some photos we took at the event and coverage of the event in the Peterborough Examiner. https://thepeterboroughexaminer.pressreader.com/article/281505051247334 https://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/news/peterborough-region/peterborough-protesters-target-rbc-during-fossil-fools-day/article_df0a1380-8950-5a07-aabe-2dd6e5c714e1.html
Here are some of the pictures that Steve Russell took of our very productive Strategic Planning meeting help Saturday, June 24, 2023 at the Marshland Centre in Lakefield. Thanks to Steve Russell.
Pictures from the 4RG Tenth Anniversary held at Linda and Al Slavin’s lovely home in the country.
PACA and 4RG organized a demonstration yesterday at the midpoint of COP 27 to let our leaders know that we expect more climate action from all levels of government. About 60 people came with signs, children, and dogs as well as words of anger and hope. Many speakers took the opportunity to speak about the … Read more
On Monday, September 26, we marked the third anniversary of declaring a climate emergency with Protect the Planet, including the Dance for the Planet and Hold Space for the Planet. The Protect the Planet event was transferred about 2 hours before its start from Millennium Park to Trinity Church Hall because of an impending thunderstorm. … Read more
About 50 people came and enjoyed the lively Cuban Music of Papalote. Lots of dancing and conversation. Here are some of the photos.
For Our Grandchildren joined other environmental and social justice activist groups in Peterborough at the Canada Day Parade in 2022. Washboard Hank and Paul Cragg led the music with Do It Now and many other songs. Other groups in the section organized by Council of Canadians included Peterborough Alliance for Climate Action (PACA) and Transition … Read more
About 60 people gathered in the rain on the anniversary of the heat dome that killed over 600 people in British Columbia last June. Guy Hanchet reminded the crowd of just how far back the delay goes, listing the milestones that have passed when governments have been alerted but have not taken action. Dr. Thomas … Read more
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