Friday November 22, 2013 – 10am

By News Staff

Posted Nov 25, 2013 11:39:53 AM.

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*Glenn Pelletier fills in for Gary Doyle*

10:00am- Sheila White, Litter Researcher, Founder of litterpreventionprogram.com, Re: White a litter researcher and publisher of litterpreventionprogram.com, releases her first annual progress report today, “Litter Control in Ontario: No Time To Waste”. This will be followed by an important announcement about litter prevention and expanded recycling in Ontario in conjunction with the Canadian Beverage Container Recycling Association.

10:30am- Graham Roe, Co-Founder, Waterloo Bikes re: Waterloo Bikes petitioning for segregated bike lanes on King Street Uptown to University.

 

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