A proactive leader and strategic thinker. Skilled in making cost-effective and sustainable change within municipal government and public utility organizations.
Looking forward to helping out with at the virtual Ptbo Children's Water Festival! #WaterWednesday Hey teachers register your class at https://t.co/x22bXzaN7C
Today, we hosted a #webinar on Alstom’s #hydrogen solutions & ambitions for Europe, from our Coradia iLint, the world's 1st hydrogen #train. It's traveled 200.000 kms in successful passenger service and customers love it. Stay tuned for the replay of the live event!
We wanted to share a creative idea from the County of Peterborough’s Infrastructure Services Department. They wanted to help spread the word about COVID-19 & steps to help flatten the curve to the general public and staff. Well done. #COVID19ON#localgov#onpoli#TuesdayThoughts
Went for a walk for some fresh air today along the #transcanadatrail between Lansdowne Street in @CityPtbo and Keene Road in @OSMTownship. This was just what I was able to reach and carry back from the ditches. We can do better..... 🌎 ♻️
A big thank you to Black's Distillery https://t.co/xdUpYrpn7j for shifting scotch/gin/rye production to making hand sanitizer during the pandemic crisis for our local community in Peterborough County. Thanks from our @ptbocounty Operations Team #publicworks@opwatweets
There's 2 grant programs for insulating your home's walls. What should you know? Learn from our #HomeEnergyCoach on Jan. 6 https://t.co/M6ZzIjfoKs #WRenviro
'The term “green infrastructure” may sound odd, but given the scale and range of benefits these spaces can give our city and its neighbourhoods, it is vital we see them as being as integral to the capital’s metabolism as its roads, rail lines or water pipes.' -London Mayor (2012)
Dec 19, 1931: the Toronto Coach Terminal opens on Bay Street, just north of Dundas Street West. It was built by the TTC-owned Gray Coach Lines and was the first terminal in Canada exclusively for intercity motor coach passengers. 1/3