
SCAN! GUELPH
Who We Are …

Please join us on October 22!
Join us and our special guest, Karen Farbridge, on Thursday, October 22, as we consider answers to a very important question: How energy conscious is our community?
Mark your calendar!
Protecting the Niska Lands

SCAN! Guelph delegated to City Council on June 9, 2026, to have a parcel of greenspace, the “Niska Lands,” designated from residential to Open Space/Parkland. However, Council did not support the motion and referred the matter to the province for redesignation.
Still hopeful.
Who knew climate action could be fun?
Join us at our chapter meeting on June 25 from 2:30-4:00 pm to learn more!
Think you can tell …
☀️ solar fact from glaring fiction?
💨 wind power breakthrough from hot air?
🛢️ oil & gas talking point from climate data or 🌎 real climate solutions from too little, too late?
Join us for an afternoon of laughs, learning, and a little friendly competition with new friends and old ones. We promise:
🧠 Trivia that makes you think 😂 Questions that may surprise you
🌱 Climate action with a sense of humour … and fun!
No studying required. Bragging rights encouraged.
To view/download/share our poster, click HERE.
Will you join our June RBC protest?



Our next RBC protest is Friday, June 26, 11:30-12:30 pm, at the corner of Gordon Street and
Clair Road–rain or shine!
To find out more, click HERE to view, download, and share the full poster.
Find out how we're celebrating Earth Day on Sunday, April 26!

“An absolute must for anyone with a beating heart.”
Our April Chapter meeting this month is our Earth Day event. Bring your friends and family.
Climate chaos is undeniable and human activity is stretching the limits of our ecosystem. Peatlands offer our generation an opportunity. But what do we really know about these mysterious ecosystems? And what impact do they have on the well-being of our planet?
From majestic marshlands to lush mangrove forests, this film explores the fascinating diversity of these ecosystems and reveal their crucial role in climate change.
The filmmaker also reveals the devastating effects of land use change, pollution and human greed on these fragile ecosystems. in telling his story, he engages with policy makers who have the power to bring about change and scientists who are working tirelessly to protect and restore wetlands.

Word is getting out!
SCAN! made our local Liberal MP’s fall newsletter, “Seniors’ Edition.” We’re connecting with our local MP to reinforce the fact that we want renewable projects, clean energy, climate action … She knows who we are and what we want. We also handed her over 250 signed postcards for delivery to Ottawa and PM Carney demanding that he not use our tax money to support oil and gas production or pipelines.
Draw the Line National Day of Action/September 20, 2025
To read what Guelph Today had to say about the event, click HERE



To see more wonderful photos from the day, click HERE

Here’s Your Chance to Engage in Bold Climate Action!
September 20 is a global Day of Action. Together, we will “draw the line” on injustice, pollution, and violence.
Individuals or groups who would like to participate are asked to register HERE or scan the QR code below.
We hope to see you there!

If you live in or near Guelph and are interested in SCAN!’s organizing against climate breakdown, please don’t hesitate to get in touch:

Write a ‘Letter to the Editor’ and make your views on the climate crisis crystal clear.
That’s what two SCAN! Guelph members did.
to read Elizabeth Snell’s letter to the editor of Guelph Today
to read Patrick McAuley’s letter to the editor in chief of CBC News
to read Patrick McAuley’s letter to the editor of the Toronto Star

August Chapter Meeting/Dominique O’Rourke, MP

Climate Change/It’s NOT Just Crazy Weather!
We watch the news.
We’ve seen the terrible destruction.
It’s time to act!
To view, download, and share the PDF of this informative and eye-catching poster
Opposing Doug Ford’s Bill 5





From Guelph Today:
“Climate crisis is a major election issue”
To read the letter to the editor of Guelph Today from Gina Lammel,
Chair, Seniors for Climate Action NOW! Guelph

SCAN! Guelph submitted a letter to City Council in support of protecting our urban tree canopy.
Read our letter HERE.
On November 5, 2024, SCAN! Guelph delegates showed up in force at the City’s Committee of the Whole meeting to protest the auto renewal of the Enbridge Franchise Agreement.
To read the article in Guelph Today
National Seniors Day for Climate Action

We are very proud of the work we did on October 1, 2024, Canada’s first National Day of Seniors Climate Action. We walked and rallied to raise awareness, build community, and collectively demand climate action from governments!




Interested in joining our movement? Become a SCAN! member today!