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More on induction cooking

Better choice in induction stoves  (from Katheryn Hayhoe's newsletter) Induction stoves are faster and much safer: but for a long time they were more expensive, and for those of us in North America, we often needed an electrician to come in and wire an outlet for 240...

Students speak out at City Council

Stratford and District Secondary School students were successful in 2020, when they participated at City Hall to ask for the declaration of a climate emergency.  They've been politically active since that time, and were back last week with some pretty tough words for...

PCSH STUDENT CARTOON CONTEST

Everybody likes cartoons. You can make a really strong point with a drawing, and you don't have to be a great artist to do it. This year Perth County Sustainability will offer a $100 prize for a student cartoon dealing with climate change and its associated problems....

PHOTO CONTEST

Winner: Chef Jude  Chef Jude's garden uses every inch of space, but still has room for you to sit and admire. It also provides beans, cukes, tomatoes and corn!Click to see more Runner-up: Kathryn Kathryn's garden shows how important a small greenspace can be. And no...

Niki Andre on affordable housing

Still confused about the definitions of affordable and attainable housing? You're not alone. In this interview with on Stratford Today, Niki Andre of SAHA explains to Peter Maranger why a Community Land Trust is the best solution for fair housing.

CFUW guide to freedom from plastics

The Stratford chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women has written a guide for drastically reducing the use of plastics. Produced initially for Earth Month, the guide is thoughtfully set out to show alternatives to plastics use.   Read/download the...

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