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$100M mixed-use Odea Montréal project in Old Montreal already creating a buzz - Vimarsana News

$100M mixed-use Odea Montréal project in Old Montreal already creating a buzz

Construction is underway on a much-anticipated mixed-use project in Old Montreal that will be ready for occupancy in the spring 2024. Odea Montréal is the result of a partnership formed

$100M mixed-use Odeo Montréal project in Old Montreal already creating a buzz - Vimarsana News

$100M mixed-use Odeo Montréal project in Old Montreal already creating a buzz

Construction is underway on a much-anticipated mixed-use project in Old Montreal that will be ready for occupancy in the spring 2024. Odea Montréal is the result of a partnership formed

Federal promises to expand the protection of land and water are empty without budget commitments - Vimarsana News

Federal promises to expand the protection of land and water are empty without budget commitments

Posted: Apr 07, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 7 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland will table the federal budget on April 19 in Ottawa.(Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press) This column is an opinion by Gauri Sreenivasan, Mandy Gull and Jacqueline Scott .  Sreenivasan is policy director at Nature Canada. Gull is Deputy Grand Chief of the Cree Nation Government. Scott is a PhD student at the University of Toronto and founder of Black Outdoors.  The federal government is hard at work finalizing a budget that will underwrite our path forward out of the pand...

Source: cbc.ca
Why nature-based climate solutions are finding the limelight - Vimarsana News

Why nature-based climate solutions are finding the limelight

Research shows one-third of the carbon reductions needed to meet the goals of the Paris Climate Accord can be achieved by protecting, managing and restoring natural landscapes. “That’s the equivalent of stopping burning oil globally. It’s a very big opportunity,” panellist Hadley Archer, executive director of Nature United, said in the webinar. While Canada is home to a quarter of the world’s intact forests, Archer noted the potential for nature-based solutions to reach far beyond protecting and restoring forests.  Archer shared some preliminary observations from a forthcoming Natu...