November 17, 2011
Cambridge, Ontario to use Green Municipal Fund grant for sustainable community plan
The City of Cambridge, Ontario announced this week it has received a $60,800 grant from the Green Municipal Fund, which it is spending on a sustainable community plan.
The Green Municipal Fund was endowed by the federal government to the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
The sustainable community plan is intended as a process that would generate an action plan to address energy, transportation, water, waste and brownfields.
Waterloo Region is the upper tier of municipal government for the cities of Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo.
The city of London, Ontario announced earlier this week it would use a $50,000 Green Municipal Fund grant to map energy use , providing neighbourhood-level data on building energy use and estimated personal transportation energy use.
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