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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.

We should all be concerned by the low voter turn out at election time and I believe that part of the problem is that people are not informed or engaged with their local government. I hope you find the content of value, and please feel free to post a comment or call me personally and chat! I'd love to hear your suggestions!

"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

O: 905.420.4605
H: 905.509.1930
E: mailto:blittley@rogers.com%3C/P





Saturday, May 1, 2010

2010 FEATURE TOPIC


ESP Team: Councillor Bonnie Littley; Michelle Pongracz, City of Pickering;
Margo Sloan, OPG; Mary Williams, TRCA; Dave Johnson, Ajax Pickering
Board of Trade; Renee Michaud, City of Pickering; Vicki Puterbough, TRCA;
Tricia Harvey, Resident Volunteer; Arnold Mostert, City of Pickering;
Bob Hester, Durham SustainAbility; John Earley, PESCA;


FEATURE TOPIC
2nd Annual
Environmental Leadership Forum, 2010

Make Everyday Earth Day
Community driven projects and the fulfilling
spirit of volunteerism are the heart of our community

Environmental Stewardship Pickering (ESP) hosted its second annual Environmental Leadership Forum in March. Over 70 particpants enjoyed a keynote address from John Hall, The Natural Step (thenaturalstep.org) and a set of workshops on topics to help residents and local groups take on community projects, or reduce their own ecological footprint.
Councillor Littley’s message at the Forum:
“When I initiated Environmental Stewardship Pickering, my goal was to get residents to think globally, and act locally. One of the objectives with the forum was to demystify environmental stewardship and remove the intimidation factor. We’re there as a network and a resource. 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 905.420.0667, blittley@rogers.com

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