A series of community led town halls focused on a transparent reconsideration of the route for the Bradford Bypass.
How would the Bradford Bypass affect your life, your community, our health, our environment? Does the current route make the most sense? Have you been consulted? Have your questions been answered?
Free event, open to all to come or drop in.
Community groups are hosting events at which we will share information to answer the above using the maps and data freely available by the government and hidden from the public and discovered through Freedom of Information requests. Please bring your questions!
Walk ins welcome, but if you want to get on a list for email reminders, please add your information to this secure form: https://forms.gle/12RDbBoXchv7aXR49
Hosted by FROGS, Simcoe County Greenbelt Coalition, Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition & volunteers.
A series of community led town halls focused on a transparent reconsideration of the route for the Bradford Bypass.
How would the Bradford Bypass affect your life, your community, our health, our environment? Does the current route make the most sense? Have you been consulted? Have your questions been answered?
Free event, open to all to come or drop in.
Community groups are hosting events at which we will share information to answer the above using the maps and data freely available by the government and hidden from the public and discovered through Freedom of Information requests. Please bring your questions!
Walk ins welcome, but if you want to get on a list for email reminders, please add your information to this secure form: https://forms.gle/12RDbBoXchv7aXR49
Hosted by FROGS, Simcoe County Greenbelt Coalition, Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition & volunteers.
A series of community led town halls focused on a transparent reconsideration of the route for the Bradford Bypass.
How would the Bradford Bypass affect your life, your community, our health, our environment? Does the current route make the most sense? Have you been consulted? Have your questions been answered?
Free event, open to all to come or drop in.
Community groups are hosting events at which we will share information to answer the above using the maps and data freely available by the government and hidden from the public and discovered through Freedom of Information requests. Please bring your questions!
Walk ins welcome, but if you want to get on a list for email reminders, please add your information to this secure form: https://forms.gle/12RDbBoXchv7aXR49
Hosted by FROGS, Simcoe County Greenbelt Coalition, Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition & volunteers.
Learn about a fascinating historic, cultural heritage site, its spiritual connection to First Nations, its central role in Indigenous and colonial activities between the Lower and Upper Great Lakes, and its critical role in the survival of a nation.
On the East Holland River in the Lake Simcoe watershed, it had many names, but today this place that shaped the province is known as the Lower Landing.
The Bradford Bypass threatens to obliterate it.
Find out the history hiding in plain sight and what we can do about it in a time of reconciliation.
Facilitated by Claire Malcolmson, Executive Director, Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition
Intro by Bill Foster, Chair, Forbid Roads Over Greenspaces
With presentations by:
Roddy Assance, Great grandson of Chief Assance who led his people to Christian Island after the forced relocation away from Coldwater
Leland Porte, member Chippewas of Georgina Island, avid fisherman and family cook. Father of 4 including two new twin boys. Knows Lake Simcoe or Ahunyung like his forefathers did.
Cynthia Wesley Esquimaux, Georgina Island First Nations member
Becky Big Canoe, Georgina Island First Nations member, Chair, Water is Life Coalition for Water Justice
Bert Duclos, Cultural Heritage Consultant, local historian
*If you can’t come to the April 18th webinar about the Lower Landing but you may be interested in attending a Townhall about the Bradford Bypass please add your email here and we’ll be in touch when we have Townhall dates.
