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Becky Rynor is a journalist based in Ottawa who specializes in environmental, health and arts reporting. She has worked for CBC Radio and television, Postmedia news and numerous other publications.
- Recycling vs wish-cycling: When in doubt, leave it out
People who toss non-recyclable items in their blue boxes...
- It’s Plastic Free July. Reuse, refill, rinse and repeat
Monique Labelle-Wheeler has been refilling the same plastic...
- Recycling vs wish-cycling: When in doubt, leave it out
Sep 7, 2022 · People who toss non-recyclable items in their blue boxes "are not intentionally doing the wrong thing." But the rule should be: when in doubt, throw it out, columnist Becky Rynor writes.
Jun 30, 2022 · Monique Labelle-Wheeler has been refilling the same plastic bottle with dish soap for 10 years. She figures she has saved about 120 plastic bottles from the landfill, writes Becky Rynor.
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Mar 20, 2024 · Becky Rynor. Verified. Freelance Journalist, Freelance. Ottawa. Arts and Entertainment, Canada, Environment, Health. As seen in: The (Toronto) Star, Ottawa Citizen, National Observer, Regina Leader-Post, Sudbury Star, University Affairs, North Bay Nugget, The Sault Star, The Timmins Daily Press, CBA National and. more.
Mar 20, 2024 · As seen in: The (Toronto) Star, Ottawa Citizen, National Observer, Regina Leader-Post, Sudbury Star, University Affairs, North Bay Nugget, The Sault Star, The Timmins Daily Press, CBA National and. more. Journalist/Editor based in Ottawa specializing in Environmental, Health, Law & Arts Reporting. Is this you?
Apr 27, 2022 · In her ongoing columns outlining one small thing you can do to save the planet, Becky Rynor found walking figures large. Map your hood and make a pledge: if your destination is less than 3 km away,...
Dec 4, 2023 · Becky Rynor Based in Ottawa, she has a Master of Journalism degree and has written extensively for the National Gallery of Canada’s Magazine as well as numerous other publications including the Globe and Mail, Canada’s National Observer, The Ottawa Citizen and all Postmedia newspapers and University Affairs magazine.
