Brian Masse
As this issue progresses, I have added an online petition to help garner support and gather names to support making Ojibway Shores into a National Urban Park. You can click here to sign the online petition which reads, PROTECT OUR FUTURE: SAVE OJIBWAY SHORES! Support a National Urban Park Now Brian Masse started this petition to Government…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 4, 2020 MASSE JOINS LEADING ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS CALLING FOR THE PROTECTION OF OJIBWAY SHORES: Create a National Urban Park to protect land in southern Ontario to mitigate effects of climate change OTTAWA – Today, Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West), NDP Innovation, Science, Industry and Great Lakes Critic, joined…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 15, 2020 MASSE MEETING WITH STAKEHOLDERS IN TORONTO BEFORE PARLIAMENT RESUMES Toronto, ON – Today, Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West), NDP Innovation, Science, Economic Development and Auto Critic, is in Toronto to consult and meet with the following groups regarding the Urban National Park and Community Benefits: 1. The Wildlands league…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 8, 2020 MASSE REQUESTS THE PM TO ACT ON TWO LOCAL ISSUES Demonstrating cooperation on Ojibway Shores and Single Event Sports Betting (Windsor)- Today, Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West), NDP Innovation, Science, Economic Development and Auto Critic, requested the Prime Minister to act, before the House of Commons returns,…
DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 15, 2019 MASSE ANNOUNCES TOWNHALL ON A NATIONAL URBAN PARK Best way to protect Ojibway Shores and the surrounding parks and preserves (Windsor)- Today, Brian Masse M.P. (Windsor West), NDP Innovation, Science, Economic Development and Auto Critic, announced he is holding a town hall about establishing a National Urban…
DetailsIn the past year you may have heard a lot of discussion about protecting Ojibway Shores. This vital 33 acre greenspace is the last remaining, undeveloped natural shoreline in Windsor-Detroit, and I am working—with you, and for you—to protect it for the long-term. Ojibway Shores is home to hundreds of endangered species that rely on…
Mr. Brian Masse (Windsor West, NDP): Mr. Speaker, Ojibway Shores is the last remaining stretch of undeveloped natural shoreline in Windsor, home to over 160 rare species. It is part of a complex that includes Ojibway Park, the Spring Garden Natural Area, Black Oak Heritage Park and the Tallgrass Prairie Park. This area could become…
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.
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