Flyt Foundation presents Teva-Quebec at the TD Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-Up

In September 2008, members of the Montreal Jewish Community came together under the banner of Teva-Quebec, the province's first Jewish-values-based environmental leadership organization, to work with groups from all across the country (60,000 people strong) as part of a national movement to clean-up Canadian water fronts for the Toronto Dominion Bank Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-Up. The clean-up took place along a three kilometre stretch of the historic Lachine Canal on the island of Montreal in Quebec, Canada. The Flyt Foundation worked with a handful of aspiring young filmmakers to put together this video. Music graciously provided by Brad Sucks.

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• Flyt Foundation
• Teva Quebec
• environmentalism
• Lachine Canal
• Shady Kanfi
• Marley Sniatowsky
• Jon Lebensold
• Devon August Orenstein
• Rabbi Schachar Orenstein
• Mike Savatovsky
• leadership
• teens
• young adults
• global
• citizens
• activism
• Brad Sucks