PostedApr 20, 2026 | Arts & Culture, climate change, community, opinion
Posted to Linked-in by Raluca Radu on April 16, 2026 I woke up this morning feeling immense gratitude to be in the space of planetary health as a nursing professional. Reflecting on last evening’s fundraising dinner hosted at the beautiful Museum of Vancouver by...
PostedApr 14, 2026 | climate change, community, sustainability, urban horticulture, Youth
GTEC is happy to share initiatives from our community partners. The following is an event with Arbutus Neighbourhood House. Join us on Earth Day for a native plant walk among community Join Arbutus Neighbourhood House and the Vancouver Healing Forest initiative this...
PostedApr 13, 2026 | Arts & Culture, climate change, news, Youth
Vancouver, British Columbia, April 13, 2026 – News Release The founder of the New York Climate Museum, Miranda Massie, brings her message of hope and resilience to a Vancouver audience this week. Massie is the keynote speaker at a fund-raising event for the...
PostedApr 9, 2026 | Arts & Culture, book review, climate change, sustainability
Book Review by Ross Thrasher Lessons from a Lifetime: 90 Years of Inspiration and Activism, by David Suzuki with Ian Hanington. Greystone Books, 2026. In this concise memoir-cum-testimonial, Dr. David Suzuki is variously described as a preacher for the biosphere, a...
PostedMar 18, 2026 | Arts & Culture, book review, climate change, opinion
Book Review by Ross Thrasher Ecological Nation: Toward Peace, Order, and Good Government, by Byron Williston. McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2026. What is Canada’s future in the face of two existential threats: the climate crisis and American authoritarianism? Will...
PostedMar 11, 2026 | Arts & Culture, climate change, community, urban horticulture
When will we be there? The Big Picnic at David Lam Park Saturday, March 28, 2026 10 am – 4:30 pm Why is GTEC at the Cherry Blossom Festival GTEC is for people like you who care about our city and our environment. People who know the natural beauty of our cherry trees...
