Washington, D.C. – Today, as part of a five member bipartisan delegation with the Canada/ United States Inter-parliamentary Association Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West), Digital Government, NDP Innovation, Science, Economic Development and Auto Critic, is attending the Annual NGA winter meeting from February 7-10, 2020. The Canadian delegation will join governors, policy experts, business leaders…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FEBRUARY 1, 2020 MASSE CONGRATULATES THE SAUGEEN OJIBWAY NATION FOR VOTING AGAINST PROPOSED DEEP GEOLOGIC REPOSITORY NEAR KINCARDINE, ONTARIO: A Victory for the Great Lakes WINDSOR, ON – NDP Great Lakes Critic Brian Masse applauded the Saugeen Ojibway Nation for voting against Ontario Power Generation’s proposed deep geologic repository (DGR) on…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DECEMBER 12, 2019 US LEADERS SUPPORT MASSE’S CALL TO STOP PLAN FOR BURYING NUCLEAR WASTE BESIDE THE GREAT LAKES OTTAWA – Today, Brian Masse, M.P. (Windsor West), NDP Great Lakes Critic wrote to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment and Climate Change Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, sharing his support of the United…
DetailsDecember 9, 2019 Mr. Pierre Béland, Canadian Chair & Commissioner Ms. Jane Corwin, US Chair & Commissioner International Joint Commission International Joint Commission Canadian Section U.S. Section 234 Laurier Avenue West, 22nd Floor 1717 H Street NW, Suite 835 Ottawa ON K1P 6K6 Washington, DC 20006 Dear Mr. B land & Ms. Corwin, I am…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DECEMBER 5, 2019 MASSE CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION TO REVERE COPPER SITE DOCK COLLAPSE: Short and Long-Term Protection Needed for the Great Lakes OTTAWA, ON– Today, Brian Masse, M.P. (Windsor West), NDP Innovation, Science, and Industry Critic and Great Lakes Critic, hand delivered a letter to the Minister of Environment and Climate…
DetailsRe-Offers Path to Secure Environmental Protection for Environmentally Significant Property Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West) took to facebook live recently to talk about a recently proposed land swap deal between the City of Windsor and the Windsor Port Authority (WPA). The deal would essentially see the City acquire Ojibway Shores – located immediately west…
DetailsWindsor Port Misrepresenting Range of Options for the Property In November Brian Masse M.P. called upon the Windsor Port Authority (WPA) to petition the federal government to accept a transfer of Ojibway Shores. In his letter (linked below) he also called upon the federal government to accept the transfer and move the property…
DetailsBrian Masse MP working to protect Ojibway Shores – suggests Windsor Port act to transfer property to a more suitable steward.
DetailsOTTAWA –Brian Masse MP (Windsor West) called on the Federal Government to transfer stewardship over Ojibway Shores from the Windsor Port Authority (WPA) to Environment Canada. Ojibway Shores is a 33 acre parcel of land owned by the Federal government currently under the management of the Windsor Port Authority. Environmentalists in the region agree that…
DetailsGLIER Research Project Engages Community Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West) is working with scientist at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research on a “Citizen Scientist” initiative to help improve measurement techniques of pathogens in the water for the region. Brian Masse’s office will be one of several locations across Windsor-Essex where Citizen Scientists…
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