June 19, 2012
The CBC Radio International
Invasive plants threaten Ontario's ecosystem

June 16, 2012
Toronto Star
Some garden invaders and the alternatives

June 13, 2012
Yonge Street Media story
A new guide explains how to avoid non-invasive garden plants that hurt Ontario's biodiversity

June 12, 2012
CBC Radio Metro Morning
Invasive Plants: Matt Galloway spoke with Colleen Cirillo. She is a Project Co-ordinator for the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority

June 12, 2012
CBC Radio Ontario Morning Podcast
Colleen Cirillo, a conservation specialist, told us about invasive species of plants in Ontario.

June 10, 2012
Omni television
newscast interview with Colleen Cirillo, Minister Gravelle and Tat Smith

December 15, 2011
Living City Farm on Rogers TV
Rogers TV show, a Greener York, featuring Kortright.

December 2, 2011
Port Lands Looking for Public Input
Waterfront Toronto is inviting the public to have it's say on the accelerated plan to develop the port lands.

December 2, 2011
Help Shape the Future of the Port Lands
Waterfront Toronto and the City of Toronto are working on a development and implementation plan to accelerate revitalization of the Port Lands, and want the public to be part of the process.

December 1, 2011
Climate change symposium engages professionals and students
The Climate Consortium for Research Action Integration (CC-RAI) and York's Knowledge Mobilization (KMb) unit hosted two events aimed at engaging professionals and students.

October 21, 2011
Race to Reduce is a Unique Initiative of Greening Greater Toronto.
Leading cities across North America are launching office building challenges to reduce energy use.

October 4, 2011
Outstanding Leaders Recognised at Inaugural Global Green Building Awards
Founder of the world’s first and largest green building council, David Gottfried, has been presented with the inaugural World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) Global Green Building Entrepreneurship Award.

June 30, 2011
Peel Announces Region-wide Climate Change Strategy
Peel's new Climate Change Strategy is the first in Canada to bring together a regional government.

May 25, 2011
Death and Rebirth on the Don River
After a decades-long campaign, Canada's most urban river is nursed back to health.

May 25, 2011
Vaughn Everything Green Show has you Covered.
Our Greener Side Celebration.

May 11, 2011
"Bring Back the Salmon" Launches Phase II
On the banks of Duffins Creek in Pickering,Bring Back the Salmon program partners will launch Phase II.

May 10, 2011
Shell Canada FuellingChange
Shell puts FuellingChange in the hands of Canadians toward a New Energy Future

April 14, 2011
GreenXChange
Green Community Transformation Event

March 25, 2011
Ontario Professional Planners Institute
Healthy Communities and Planning for a Sustainable Greater Toronto Area
A Call to Action from the Ontario Professional Planners Institute

March 8, 2011
Bullfrog Power®
Bullfrog Power® launches first green natural gas choice for Canadian homes and businesses.

November 24, 2010
Toronto Star
Youthful Man Walking

November 18, 2010
The Tyee.ca
A  Nursery for New Farmers

September 29, 2010
Brampton Guardian
GTAA hosts Eco-Summit

September 28, 2010
Global TV News at 6 pm
Salmon Run on the Humber River

September 25, 2010
Evergreen Brick Works
Canada's First Community Environmental Centre, Opens in Toronto

September 19, 2010
Toronto Star
GPS: Now it means Good for Protection of Sewers

September 16, 2010
Toronto News 24
Black Creek Pioneer Village Celebrates Golden Anniversary

September 6, 2010
Our Greener York
Bathurst Glen Golf Course: where the environment meets golf

August 26, 2010
InsideToronto
Helping youth help themselves
Toronto Urban Farm teaches gardening and life skills

August 11,2010
TheStar
Butterflies in the classroom let imaginations take wing

July/August,2010
Canadian Newcomer Magazine

A Bridge to Meaningful Green Jobs

July 15, 2010
Toronto Star
Managing Goose Population

July 14, 2010
CBC National News
Beware the Giant Hogweed

July 14, 2010
Inside Toronto
Conservation Authority saves park
Woodlot, swale protects park from development