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News about Toxic Free CanadaParents Urged to Avoid Toxic Back to School SuppliesVANCOUVER: Environmental organization Toxic Free Canada is warning parents to pay close attention to what they are buying for their children going back to school as they may be creating unnecessary health risks. Parents Urged to Avoid Toxic Back to School Supplies - full storyFour Reasons Why BC Should Ban Cosmetic PesticidesCheck out campaigner Emily-Anne Paul's opinion piece at the Georgia StraightGet Rid of Scary CosmeticsIn today's blog post "Cosmetic Heart Attack," Toxic Free Campaigner explores her household cosmetics. More HereGetting Unnecessary Pesticides Off the ShelvesToxic Free Canada Project Coordinator, Emily-Anne Paul, talks about meeting people at Folk Fest and her letter to Canadian Tire. Blog EntryJoin Toxic Free Canada in Calling on Canadian Tire to Remove Dangerous PesticidesJoin us on August 21st in Vancouver in demanding that Canadian Tire remove dangerous pesticides from their shelves. For more information on our action and other work check out the Facebook Event and our Facebook Page .Province of Nova Scotia Bans Plastic Bottles Province WideCheck out more about Nova Scotia Here And in the mean time WATCH this video :)Looking to Get Rid of Old Pesticides and Chemicals?Check out Product Care for the depot closest to you.Toxic Free Canada and Vancouver Foundation StoriesTake a look at the Vancouver Foundation's Success Stories for a great recap of what Toxic Free Canada has been doing in the workplace to increase Community Right to Know. Full story hereThe Quest for a Pesticide Free Province ContinuesWith summer quickly creeping up on us, the need for a province wide cosmetic pesticide ban is greater than ever.The Quest for a Pesticide Free Province Continues - full storyNew Breast Cancer Prevention Guide Available for Download!
Why is breast cancer still so prevalent today? Why are there so many cases that can’t be explained by the usual risk factors? Toxic Free Canada’s new publication Environmental Exposure: the CancerSmart guide to breast cancer prevention looks at environmental factors implicated in breast cancer, from diet and hormone therapy use, to chemicals in everyday consumer products and cosmetics, and occupational exposure to carcinogens in the workplace. Produced by the publishers of the original CancerSmart Consumer Guide, it offers new insight from the latest research studies along with practical advice on reducing environmental exposure.New Breast Cancer Prevention Guide Available for Download! - full story |
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