Progress on the path to gravel mining reform

The meeting will feature:

  • A report from the front lines: How communities are using the ICBL to win gravel mining reform, featuring updates from community leaders in Caledon, Wilmot, and Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh.
  • Policy update: What does Bill 97 mean for our movement? Featuring environmental lawyer David Donnelly.
  • A new front: Strategies to stop dust from harming our health, featuring experiences and analysis from CORE Burlington and David Donnelly.
  • 28, 2023 at 7:00pm – 9pm
  • Zoom
  • 186 people are going
  • RGMC
186 RSVPS

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