By the Community, For the Community
Upon first learning about the TCE Proposal, we led the effort to increase awareness throughout Meaford and the surrounding communities.
Who Are We?
Please contact us by completing the form below if you have any questions or concerns or require more information. We value your input and ideas and welcome a healthy discussion. Visit our blog for crucial issues regarding the TC Energy Pump Storage Project. We would love your feedback on each topic.
Our Mission
We aim to examine the Pump Storage Proposal focusing on economic, social, and environmental impact. Take a few minutes to read our environmental assessment. The report was issued in response to the DND’s request for public comment on TC Energy’s proposed project. It was published on July 31, 2020, and the issues addressed continue to stand despite the TC Energy redesign.
Donations
You can help in our cause to Save Georgian Bay with a donation. In addition, your financial support will help to pay for non-volunteer services. Click here to donate.
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Volunteers Needed
We seek volunteers to help educate the community and continue to study the project as TC Energy publishes its design specifications. Your expertise in the following areas will be valuable to us:
Option categories include Communications, Print & Media Relations, Public Outreach, Social Media, and Technical. Please let us know how you can help by checking one or more of the volunteer options below.
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Supporters
The Escarpment Corridor Alliance was created to PROTECT the Niagara Escarpment’s celebrated landscapes, globally unique natural features & forests. And in doing so, form natural corridors from Beaver Valley to Castle Glen, from Devil’s Glen through Blue Mountain to Georgian Peaks.
On The Bay’s mission is to celebrate the spirit, culture and lifestyle of the Southern Georgian Bay region. Beautifully designed and authoritatively written, On The Bay captures the unique four-season life and abundant energy of all of us who live, work or play in this unparalleled setting. As the premier publication in the Southern Georgian Bay region, On The Bay offers readers a joyful reflection of their community.
Although the project is proposed for a site on the west coast of the Bay, Georgian Bay Association is examining this project because we have several concerns about its environmental impact on Georgian Bay, notably an increase in fish mortality, water turbidity, water temperatures, and habitat destruction. These impacts will affect the entire Bay, and we are concerned about the precedent it will set.