Toronto Environmental Alliance

Toronto Environmental Alliance Since 1988, TEA has been campaigning locally to find solutions to Toronto's environmental problems.

Looking to take the pledge? Email us at tea@torontoenvironment.org.Any candidate in the 2026 Municipal Election in Toron...
10/06/2026

Looking to take the pledge? Email us at [email protected].

Any candidate in the 2026 Municipal Election in Toronto is welcome to pledge to act on and support the following 5 key environmental issues:

🌡️ Extreme heat protection.
🌳 Funding trees and shade.
🍴 Reducing waste from single-use disposables.
🏢 Pausing and assessing AI data centres.
🏠 Greening buildings.

Questions? You can email us!

Join TEA’s campaigners this Wednesday at noon on Zoom for a break down of our Greener City election pledge results. See ...
10/05/2026

Join TEA’s campaigners this Wednesday at noon on Zoom for a break down of our Greener City election pledge results. See where your candidates stand on the issues and hear about what we're doing to help Torontonians vote for the environment this election. Register here: https://loom.ly/WGAFvMg

Your local City Councillor candidates will be voting on some big environmental priorities next term. Do you know where t...
10/02/2026

Your local City Councillor candidates will be voting on some big environmental priorities next term. Do you know where they stand? Find out here, with results broken down by ward: https://loom.ly/fg6TTj8

We just launched out new tool allowing you to click on your ward and see which candidates have pledged to support 5 key environmental acts that will green our city. Check it out!

Looking for more information? Join our webinar on October 7th at 12pm when we do a deep dive on all the results! Register here: https://loom.ly/WGAFvMg

The results are in: TEA’s election survey results show a stark divide between top Mayoral candidates.TEA asked the top 3...
10/02/2026

The results are in: TEA’s election survey results show a stark divide between top Mayoral candidates.

TEA asked the top 3 Mayoral candidates (Chris Alexander, Brad Bradford, and Olivia Chow) where they stood on 5 key environmental issues. Get the full list of questions and all the details here: https://bit.ly/2026MayorSurvey

Looking for more information? Join our webinar on October 7th at 12pm when we do a deep dive on all the results! Register here: https://loom.ly/WGAFvMg

We are truly grateful for Grapes for Humanity's generous support to TEA. Thank you for your commitment to supporting env...
09/24/2026

We are truly grateful for Grapes for Humanity's generous support to TEA. Thank you for your commitment to supporting environmental initiatives!

We are in Grange Park at the River Run Rally in support of Grassy Narrows youth and community members. They have travell...
09/23/2026

We are in Grange Park at the River Run Rally in support of Grassy Narrows youth and community members. They have travelled 1,700km to demand mercury justice. We hope you join us

09/21/2026

TEA was at Long Branch Tree Fest on Sunday to let people know about our municipal election survey.

Want to know where your local candidates stand on key environmental issues, like extreme weather, protect, protecting trees, reducing waste, and more? Sign up at the link in our bio to get the survey results sent directly to you!

Thank you Long Branch (LBNA) for having us!

It's election season!TEA’s got you covered, we have questions for municipal candidates and ideas to make our city greene...
09/21/2026

It's election season!

TEA’s got you covered, we have questions for municipal candidates and ideas to make our city greener. Sign up here to get survey results from candidates as soon as they’re up, and read our platform: https://loom.ly/945Ee5o

The 2026 municipal election comes at a tipping point for climate and environmental action. As the province bulldozes environmental protections and leaves us vulnerable to flooding and heat, Toronto can be a stronghold of local action.

This week, Toronto experienced it's fourth 100-year storm since 2013. Toronto can act on flooding by adding more green i...
09/04/2026

This week, Toronto experienced it's fourth 100-year storm since 2013. Toronto can act on flooding by adding more green infrastructure to absorb floodwaters, and by ending the burning of natural gas, gasoline, and other fuels causing the climate crisis and escalating storms.

Read more from this 2024 blog we wrote the last time a 100-year storm pummeled the City.

https://loom.ly/H43Ybec

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