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One-year anniversary of City of Ottawa's Single-Use Plastics Ban

6/26/2020

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June 26, 2020 marks the one-year anniversary of Ottawa City Council's unanimous decision to eliminate single use plastics in all municipal buildings. OWSAG played a large role in bringing that motion to Council, and we continue pushing the City to implement that decision. We have been contacting our Councillors asking for updates on actions taken. 

We need you to do the same. Please contact your Councillor through email, phone or in person and ask them what they personally plan to do to help implement this very important motion.  It is only by keeping the topic out in front of council that they will know this issue is important to you, the citizens of Ottawa. 
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