Join the City of Waterloo’s Pollinator Working Group and Laurelwood Butterflyway Rangers at a community planting event in Laurelwood Park.  Help enhance an open meadow with native wildflowers and shrubs to establish healthy habitat for pollinators.

The NFU local 340 is organizing Farm Tours (1-3pm), a tractor rally around affected lands in Wilmot, and a rally (4-6pm) with speakers and food in support of the Fight For Farmland Group. For More information see below.

At the Woodland Cultural Centre (Six Nations of the Grand River) on September 30th from 1:00pm to 6:00 pm come together on Orange Shirt Day for a full day of programming including the screening of the film Silent No More, a Survivor Q&A, and a BBQ starting at 4pm. Free, but Register for Woodland Cultural events… Read More »Truth and Reconciliation Presentation

Kitchener Public Library Meeting Rm A Join Seniors across Canada for a Day of Climate Action this fall. Our goal is to educate, and inspire actions that will contribute to the change we need to see throughout our society, economy and political systems. Come join others for a conversation around Climate breakdown, and what actions… Read More »Seniors Day of Climate Action – Later is Too Late

Emergency room closures. Overcrowded classrooms. The Greenbelt land give-away. Unprecedented corruption allegations. It’s time to put an end to the Doug Ford free-for-all. Together, we can build the Ontario we need. 5:30PM – Food provided by the Conestoga College Student Association Food Truck 6:00PM – Meeting begins Accessibility requests: If you require accessibility accommodations, please… Read More »Ontario Federation of Labor “the Ontario We Need” Townhall

Let's Tree Wilmot presents Doug Tallamy, author, entomologist and wildlife ecology professor from the University of Delaware for an evening of conversation at the Shantz Mennonite Church in Baden. Doug will challenge us to re-envision our yards and neighborhoods into places for native plants and wildlife. He will give us the tools so that we,… Read More »Nature’s Best Hope presentation