Press Release: Town Admits it was Wrong in Massive Private School OLT Hearing
OCTOBER 23, 2022 – Town Planner Admits 15 metre Buffer is a Mistake – Hearing Adjourns to January 2023 Bracebridge—A dramatic turn of events highlighted the end of the first
Newsletter: October 2022
OCTOBER 21, 2022 – A Message from our President Housing is a critical issue all over Canada: we need more of it and we need it to be affordable. But
Project Update: Preserving the Forks of the Credit
OCTOBER 19, 2022 – October has been a great month for our project, Preserving the Forks of the Credit. On October 12th, nearly 200 people attended a Community Meeting hosted
Press Release: Town of Bracebridge Orders Removal of NO MUSKOKA MEGA QUARRY Signs
OCTOBER 12, 2022 – (Bracebridge, Ontario) Town of Bracebridge official Matthew Irving today ordered the removal of all NO MUSKOKA MEGA QUARRY signs “overhanging municipal property without municipal authorization.” Project
Action Alert: Protest Rally at Bracebridge Town Council to Oppose Decision on Fowler Mega Quarry Proposal
OCTOBER 11, 2022 – Small Change Fund partner Muskoka Environmental Alliance (MEA) is calling on residents to join a protest against a rezoning proposal at Childs Pit in Bracebridge, Ontario.
New Project: A 50 Year Old Planning Mistake is About to Destroy The Niagara Escarpment
SEPTEMBER 21, 2022 – We are partnering with the Escarpment Corridor Alliance to save the Niagara Escarpment from the devastating Castle Glen development. More than 1,500 acres are at risk
New Project: Climate Circles
SEPTEMBER 19, 2022 – We are partnering with Blomidon Naturalists Society to foster long term commitment to climate action in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley. You can help us develop communities
Welcome, Jon!
SEPTEMBER 16, 2022 – We are thrilled to welcome Jonathan McPhedran Waitzer to the Small Change Fund Team! Jon is the National Organizer for the project Mobilizing Young People with
New Project: Stop the Hallman Pit
SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 – We are working with Citizens for Safe Ground Water to fight the proposed Hallman Pit. This open pit mine would destroy 150 acres of prime farmland,