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Now is the time to invest in renewing Canada’s outdoor recreation infrastructure

  • With warmer weather sweeping across much of our country, Canadians are venturing outside and looking for safe ways to spend time with family and
Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | July 22, 2020
When it comes to ‘shovel-ready’ projects, there are many smaller projects—improving and expanding trails, marinas, campgrounds, and other recreational infrastructure—that could be started quickly and done this fiscal year, writes Sara Anghel. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Now is the time to invest in renewing Canada’s outdoor recreation infrastructure

Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | July 22, 2020
  • With warmer weather sweeping across much of our country, Canadians are venturing outside and looking for safe ways to spend time with family and

Now is the time to invest in renewing Canada’s outdoor recreation infrastructure

Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | July 22, 2020
  • With warmer weather sweeping across much of our country, Canadians are venturing outside and looking for safe ways to spend time with family and
When it comes to ‘shovel-ready’ projects, there are many smaller projects—improving and expanding trails, marinas, campgrounds, and other recreational infrastructure—that could be started quickly and done this fiscal year, writes Sara Anghel. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Now is the time to invest in renewing Canada’s outdoor recreation infrastructure

  • With warmer weather sweeping across much of our country, Canadians are venturing outside and looking for safe ways to spend time with family and
Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | July 22, 2020
When it comes to ‘shovel-ready’ projects, there are many smaller projects—improving and expanding trails, marinas, campgrounds, and other recreational infrastructure—that could be started quickly and done this fiscal year, writes Sara Anghel. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Now is the time to invest in renewing Canada’s outdoor recreation infrastructure

Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | July 22, 2020
  • With warmer weather sweeping across much of our country, Canadians are venturing outside and looking for safe ways to spend time with family and

Now is the time to invest in renewing Canada’s outdoor recreation infrastructure

Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | July 22, 2020
  • With warmer weather sweeping across much of our country, Canadians are venturing outside and looking for safe ways to spend time with family and
When it comes to ‘shovel-ready’ projects, there are many smaller projects—improving and expanding trails, marinas, campgrounds, and other recreational infrastructure—that could be started quickly and done this fiscal year, writes Sara Anghel. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

We need recycling options for boats before they’re abandoned

  • There has been more attention lately on how to deal with abandoned vessels in Canada. Recent legislation introduced by the federal government is a
Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | March 21, 2018
Transport Minister Marc Garneau tabled Bill C-64, to help prevent abandoned or hazardous vessels from littering Canada’s shores, in October and it’s now back to the House with proposed changes from the House Transport Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

We need recycling options for boats before they’re abandoned

Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | March 21, 2018
  • There has been more attention lately on how to deal with abandoned vessels in Canada. Recent legislation introduced by the federal government is a

We need recycling options for boats before they’re abandoned

Opinion | BY SARA ANGHEL | March 21, 2018
  • There has been more attention lately on how to deal with abandoned vessels in Canada. Recent legislation introduced by the federal government is a
Transport Minister Marc Garneau tabled Bill C-64, to help prevent abandoned or hazardous vessels from littering Canada’s shores, in October and it’s now back to the House with proposed changes from the House Transport Committee. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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