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Ontario is proposing expanding the Greenbelt for the first time since it was created seven years ago. The move could even see river valleys in Toronto added to the ring of protected land around the GTA. The Greenbelt was created in 2005 as a measure to ...
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Winter is on the way, meaning soon you'll have no choice but to stop riding your bike and start spending a bunch of money on TTC fare until the weather gets nicer. Or, you know, you could not do that. If you've never biked through a winter before, now ...
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Derailed: A Fundraiser Dance Party | Community Bicycle Network
Dust off your dancing shoes and join Cycle Toronto Derailed: A Fundraiser Dance Party. Friday, November 23, 2012 8:00pm until 1:30am. Dust off your dancing ...
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Starting up Cycle Toronto Ward 18 Group | Junction Triangle
Starting up the Ward 18 group again! Hello Ward 18 cyclists (and anyone interested in Ward 18 cycling)! There's a lot going on in the ward and a lot of ...
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PREVENTING FALL AND WINTER COLIC
Did
you know veterinarians often receive more calls pertaining to Colic in
the Fall and Winter months? Find our why and what you can do in your
management routine to help combat colic.
Sign Up For Equine Guelph's Colic eWorkshop March 11 - 24, 2013
Ottawa, Ontario, November 16, 2012 - As the competition season draws to a close, Equine Canada would like to remind everyone of the nomination deadline for the Equine Canada Nation
al Awards and the importance of nominating those whom you feel are worthy of such distinguished, national recognition.
There are eight annual, national awards recognizing individuals who have made a significant impact in the Canadian equestrian community.
Official award criteria and nomination forms can be found on Equine Canada's website at www.equinecanada.ca or by calling 613-248-3433 x 111.
There are eight annual, national awards recognizing individuals who have made a significant impact in the Canadian equestrian community.
Official award criteria and nomination forms can be found on Equine Canada's website at www.equinecanada.ca or by calling 613-248-3433 x 111.
Rural communities in Wellington County are constantly seeking to increase economic activity. The horse industry has been one of the major forms supporting economic growth in rural Ontario. This research will investigate the potential for horse trail system development in Wellington County. The resu...
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Equine
Canada is the leading national sport and equine organization in the
country. It fulfills a broad range of governance, advocacy and
development functions, all of which focus, in one way or another, on the
horse and draw on the enthusiasm it arouses. As a result of its
efforts, Equine Canada is recognized by Sport Canada and the Féderation
Equestre Internationale (FEI) as the national governing body for
equestrian sport and recreation in Canada. It is the industry sector
leader, and as such is recognized and supported by Agriculture and
Agri-food Canada. In particular, its leadership in improving both the
quality and condition of horses is lauded at home and abroad.
Equine Canada is currently seeking a new Chief Executive Officer to lead the organization and the implementation of its new strategic plan, One Vision.
Closing Date: Friday, November 30, 2012, 5 pm (Eastern Standard Time)
If
you are ready for a challenge and to lead our national organization,
please submit your resume, references and salary expectations, in
confidence, to:
Mike Gallagher, President
Equine Canada
2685 Queensview Drive, Suite 100 Ottawa, ON K2B 8K2
Email: president@equinecanada.ca
Equine Canada
2685 Queensview Drive, Suite 100 Ottawa, ON K2B 8K2
Email: president@equinecanada.ca
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Toronto
Bruce Trail Club (TBTC) and High Park Ski Club (HPSC)
Joint Hike at Devil's Glen Provincial Park.
This is a location common to both clubs. The hike was
organized by Stan Gasner of the TBTC and George Lorenz of the
HPSC and was attended by 32 hikers who braved the wet conditions.
The hike was a great success and would have been better attended had the weather cooperated as we had 51 registered, several as walk-ons. The general consensus was to repeat the event next year. Cheers Stan
The hike was a great success and would have been better attended had the weather cooperated as we had 51 registered, several as walk-ons. The general consensus was to repeat the event next year. Cheers Stan
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Trailhead Ontario:June 9-11, 2013Our Favourite Place, Peterborough, Ontario.
Our Plan for 2013 – We
are working with the full support of Our Favorite Place (RTO8),
Peterborough and the Kawartha’s Tourism and a number of local trails groups
to bring you the best Trailhead Ontario yet!. There are a lot of new
trails and trail tourism partnerships in RTO8. The Ontario Trails
“Trailhead Ontario 2013″ Committee is is pleased to announce the Holiday Inn Waterfront Peterborough as the location of our conferencing. Site locations for our trail education program are being determined now.
New for 2013 -Regional
Tourism development includes trails. Trail packages, trail experiences,
trail destinations. This takes a blending of major destinations,
natural topographies, parks, conservation, county forest and up to 18
different trail activities. What’s in your “Trail Mix”?
What’s our plan for marketing this unique matrix of dynamic outdoor
experiences so that the world can find the world’s best range of trail
fun right here at home.
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