50by30 Niagara acknowledges that the land on which we 
gather is the traditional territory of the Haudensaunee 
(Hoe-den-no-SHOW-nee) and the Anishnaabeg (Ah-nish-ih-NAH-bey). 
This territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties, within the 
lands protected by the "Dish with One Spoon" wampum agreement. 
The Canadian Encyclopedia In the spirit of reconciliation and the 
agreement above, 50by30 Niagara aims to strengthen relationships 
with indigenous peoples in Niagara by supporting and promoting
indigenous led organisations and working towards a mutually 
beneficial, equitable and sustainable future.
  
To learn more about how you can help support indiginous communities 
in Niagara please visit these sites: 
For information about advocacy and social action for indigenous peoples in Niagara: hnhbhealthline

For information on how to help indigenous communities in Canada TheNorthAid


Are you concerned about climate change?
Feel as though there is little we can do about it? 
If so, you will be glad to hear that there is a lot, 
that you can do as an individual and a member of 
your municipality.

50by30Niagara aims to see the Niagara Region and 
its twelve municipalities reduce emissions 50% by 
2030, on our way to eliminating emissions by 2050.    
 

Municipal emissions come primarily from buildings, 
transportation, municipal waste, agriculture, and 
industry (With approximately 80% coming just from 
buildings and transportation).
Municipalities and individuals can 
eliminate emissions from buildings by:
* Connecting homeowners with energy retrofits.
* Connecting buildings to fossil fuel free energy sources.   
Emissions can be eliminated 
from vehicles by:
* Designing walkable communities.  
* Increasing opportunities for public transit.  
* Switching to hybrid and electric vehicles.