Conservation Halton works in partnership with landowners to plant trees on either private or publically owned lands. Here are two forestry programs for landowners who have land they are interested in planting. Contact the forestry department at 905-336-1158 if interested.
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For Canadian youth aged 13-24:

The Everyday Heroes Film Festival celebrates important acts of eco-heroism, both large and small, happening every day across Canada. Winners and finalists will have their silent one-minute film, video, or animation seen by over two million …

A good description of the Transition Town movement can be found at http://transitionculture.org/2011/10/21/does-transition-build-happiness-an-article-from-the-latest-resurgence-magazine/. 

Thanks to Go Local Oakville for forwarding this.

 
 www.halton.ca/takeitback.ca for materials to go to local businesses.
 www.makethedrop.ca for solvent take-backs.
 www.takebackthelight.ca for lights to retail take-back program.
 www.ontarioTS.ca Tire Stewardship for old tires into Green Products

   Members of Miltongreen toured the Halton Waste Management Site on Saturday,
August 20, 2011 and learned a lot of interesting facts

 
  The ~300 acre site (131 acres for 5 landfill cells) receives the residential
litter of the ~450,000 people in Halton …

Employerregistry.ca is the free, easy to use, on-line connection between the community and educators. Teachers use the registry to find opportunities for their students such as: speakers for their classes, coop placements for students, and site visits for students …