Environment and Climate Change Canada: 50 years of environmental action

A banner with a woman wearing a blue and white top, standing on a stone path, next to a leaf-covered tree. The banner includes a 50-150 visual identifier and the dates 1871-2021 and 1971-2021, reflecting the dates of the 150th anniversary of the Meteorological Service of Canada and 50th anniversary of Environment and Climate Change Canada. — Meet Ruth Pipke, retired General Ledger and Systems Officer

Woman in black jacket, toque and glasses stands outside in the snow looking up at the sky. The banner includes a 50-150 visual identifier and the dates 1871-2021 and 1971-2021, reflecting the dates of the 150th anniversary of the Meteorological Service of Canada and 50th anniversary of Environment and Climate Change Canada. — Meet Mariette Kulin, Senior Meteorologist

The banner includes an image of a path in a field with the sun shining over and mountains in the background. The banner also displays a 50-150 text identifier, with the dates 1871-2021 and 1971-2021, which are the dates of the 150th anniversary of the Meteorological Service of Canada, and the 50th anniversary of Environment and Climate Change Canada. — Minister Wilkinson congratulates Environment and Climate Change Canada on 50 years of environmental protection

Meteorological Service of Canada marks 150 years

This year, Environment and Climate Change Canada celebrates 50 years of environmental action in Canada, while the Meteorological Service of Canada marks 150 years of providing quality weather forecasting services and information to Canadians.

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#50for50 Campaign

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