UW-NUPH co-lead Anneke Smit testifies in Ottawa on Ojibway Bill C-248
Centre for Cities director and National Urban Park Hub co-lead Anneke Smit joined other community leaders in Ottawa to testify on the Ojibway Bill C-248 at the Senate Standing Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources.
Media Coverage Links
Windsor-Essex leaders testify at senate committee on Ojibway bill – CTV News Windsor
Community leaders testify in Ottawa on Ojibway Bill C-248 – AM800 CKLW
Province seeks to withdraw land from Windsor’s national urban park bill – Windsor Star
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