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Sustainability NetworkWe do appreciate a good brush with celebrity now and again, especially when said star is working to save the planet. This January Sustainability Network (Suite 128) and Lake Ontario Waterkeeper co-hosted Guardians of the Lake: An Evening with Gord Downie and Lake Ontario Waterkeeper Mark Mattson. The event was a presentation and discussion around the organization's efforts to win back clean water and ensure lake communities have access to environmental justice.

The evening included a performance by Gord Downie, the honoured guest and lead vocalist for Canadian institution The Tragically Hip.

The Sustainability Network acts as a support system for non-profit groups and environmental organizations by providing opportunities like this for information and exposure.

You can see more photos and a video of the event, as well as get more information about the workshops and events planned for 2009 by visiting: www.sustainabilitynetwork.ca
For more about Lake Ontario Waterkeeper have a look at: www.waterkeeper.ca

Photo caption: (left to right) the Tragically Hip's Gord Downie (also Trustee, Lake Ontario), Lake Ontario Waterkeeper Mark Mattson, and Sustainability Network's Executive Director Paul Bubelis. Photo: Yvonne Bambrick.

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