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  • Get Ready for the Provincial Day of Action!

    On Saturday, June 8, 2024, the Reform Gravel Mining Coalition will hold its first ever Day of Action to Protect Ontario from Gravel Mining.

    Across the province, local groups will hold actions to defend lives and the environment from harmful and unnecessary pits and quarries in their communities, and to demand a provincial moratorium on new gravel mining approvals with the aim of substantially changing the way this precious, non-renewable resource is managed.

    RSVP to join our public, online meeting on Tuesday, May 14, at 7p.m. to learn about the many ways you can participate in the Day of Action, from attending in-person events, to sending emails, making calls, and writing letters to the editor to advocate with policymakers.

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