Land Over Landings is proud to host, Dr Dianne Saxe, one of the world’s top 25 environmental lawyers and the former Environmental Commissioner for Ontario, and Steve Parish, former Ajax Mayor and vocal champion of the Greenbelt, for a candid and action-oriented discussion of the threats facing our communities, especially “Toronto East Aerotropolis”!
Recent News
What kind of city do Pickering residents want?
We took the liberty of making a few edits to Mayor Dave Ryan’s column in the News Advertiser on April 25, 2019.
Let’s get right to the FACTS!
With the heightened level of airport bluster and local propaganda swirling around, we thought a few FACTS from our research publications might clear the air.
Update Newsletter #51
In this edition of UPDATE, we highlight our new Youth Wing; catch you up on the pro-airport push from the City, and introduce you to Stay Grounded.
Fun(draising) with Friends!
Thank you to our wonderful supporters and Partners who joined us at Herongate Barn Theatre on February 28 to help fund the future of Land Over Landings! We raised just over $4000 thanks to your generosity.
Our Herongate Fundraiser – February 28
Join us for a wonderful evening at Herongate Barn Theatre on February 28! The event includes a sumptuous dinner with friends, new and old, and the hilarious production of ‘Beyond Therapy’, all held in a historic barn setting.
Protected: Runways and Approaches
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THEN/NOW/NEXT
Today we released our latest research report, “THEN/NOW/NEXT: 21st-Century Reasons to Cancel Pickering Airport”. It is a fact-filled, up-to-the-minute, no-punches-pulled look at a dozen powerful reasons (some of them game changers) for ending four decades of limbo and putting the “airport site” to far wiser use.
UPDATE Newsletter #49
Don’t miss the good news in our year-end newsletter!
2018 in Review
The year began on a sad note as we mourned the loss, in March, of People or Planes alumnus Tommy Thompson, just months after the unexpected losses of Al Graham and Bill Lishman. But all three were doubtlessly with us in spirit on April 3, as our agricultural economics study of the remaining Federal lands […]
