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As your Regional Councillor, I've started this blogpage because it's important to me to try and stay connected with my residents. Through this page, my annual newsletters and Community Idea Exchange & Open House, I strive to create a dialogue with residents on topics and issues that are currently of interest or concern at City and Regional Councils.

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"I think the purpose of life is to be useful, to be responsible, to be honorable, to be compassionate. It is, after all, to matter: to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all." – Leo Rosten.



Bonnie Littley
Regional Councillor Ward 1

Civic Complex
One the Esplanade, Pickering, ON
L1V 6K7

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Sunday, November 1, 2009

2009 Think Global, Act Local - ESP


ESP Steering Committee: Front Row: Councillor Bonnie Littley; Chris Walker, OPG; Michelle Pongracz, TRCA; Chantal Whitaker, City of Pickering; Margo Sloan, OPG; Dave Johnson, Ajax Pickering Board of Trade; Bob Hester, Durham SustainAbility; Andrea Dube-Goss, TRCA; John Earley, PESCA; Arnold Mostert, City of Pickering

Think Global - Act Local
Community driven projects and the fulfilling
spirit of volunteerism are the heart of our community


Environmental Stewardship Pickering
Environmental Stewardship Pickering (ESP) hosted its first Environmental Leadership Forum in March. Some 70 representatives from 18 community organizations enjoyed a keynote address from Chris Winter, Conservation Council of Ontario and a set of workshops on topics to help local groups better carry out environmental initiatives.
Councillor Littley’s message at the Forum:
“Our goal as Environmental Stewardship Pickering is to get residents to think globally, and act locally. We’re there as a resource for anyone that wants to get involved. One of our objectives with the forum was to demystify environmental stewardship and remove the intimidation factor. Everyday people can become leaders by doing simple things like organizing a community clean up or a tree planting.”

Send your events or get involved by contacting stewardship@cityofpickering.com or Councillor Littley at blittley@cityofpickering.com, 905.420.4608


Councillor Littley with two of her children tree planting at
Take Pride in Pickering Day in Alex Robertson Park.


Residents of Strathmore Townhouse Complex take their
own stewardship challenge and organize a clean-up

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