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Carleton students instil change in their own backyards
The youth of our generation are often stereotyped as lazy and lacking compassion.
But don’t tell this to the more than 230 Carleton students who stepped up Sept. 26 to lend 23 Ottawa-based organizations a helping hand through the Carleton Serves program.
The tasks involved anything from sorting perishable goods to collecting garbage off the streets – all with the goal of elping the local community.
Since its creation three years ago, the program has more than doubled in size.
Greening policy
Building a sustainable future was the topic on the table Sept. 25 as local youth gathered at Ottawa City Hall for the second annual SPECTRUM conference organized by Carleton students.
Entitled “Student Action for Sustainability,” the event brought together approximately 140 college and university students for a day of seminars addressing the Ottawa’s environmental concerns.
Bike share wheels out
Ten newly refurbished bikes are ready to ride ( Photo: Amanda Stephen )
Rewiring residence
Renfrew residents will be challenged to reduce their electricity consumption in a new pilot project called Rewire ( Photo: Lasia Kretzel )
Researchers granted funds for fish
( Photo Provided )
