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Tag Archives: Lucas Duguid
The TROHGG Blog / Gossip and tidbit from Week 50
Photo by D’Arcy McNeil, Empirical Photographic Arts A REMINDER from Dara Bowser of Bowser Technical Inc. about the fourth annual brownfield forum coming up Wednesday, November 9 … The free event at the Brantford Polish Hall will feature three speakers … Continue reading →
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Tagged #RIPSteveJobs, Adam Hislop, Brant, Brantford, brownfield, brownfields, energy, environment, Flying Camel, Green Energy Hub, greenbuild, Greg McMillan, Lucas Duguid, news, Norfolk, TheGreenHub.ca
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The TROHGG Blog / Gossip from Week 37
(Above, Alaina McMillan of The TROHGGers / Photo by D’Arcy McNeil of Empirical Photographic Arts) WHILE WE were deciding on all the components to include in our new TROHGG brochure, designed to show prospective team members the advantages of participating … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Hislop, basketball, CYO, Flying Camel, hybrid, Jan Vanderstelt, Lucas Duguid, MC Developments, soccer, summer intern, TROHGG, TROHGG brochure, TROHGGers
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The TROHGG Blog / Gossip from Week 35
AS THE project called This Really Old House Goes Green chugs along, there has been one constant that advice-givers keep repeating. They say, besides following the planning and construction of a green reno, people really want to know more about … Continue reading →
Posted in Google alerts, green, The Green Energy Hub, The Green Hub, The TROHGG Blog, This Really Old House Goes Green
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Tagged Adam Hislop, alerts, Annie Szczygielski, blog, David Suzuki Foundation, Flying Camel, Green Energy Hub, hybrid vehicles, Leanne Wood Newman, Lucas Duguid, McMaster Innovation Park, Radio Nation, The Green Hub, This Really Old House Goes Green, Tiff McIntosh, Trish Holder, TROHGG, TROHGGers
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