People - CAA South Central Ontario

A large, calm lake with a sandy shore. — Testing the Waters

Volunteer stewards work to protect our freshwater lakes, rivers and streams

Founders of Darkspark Mel Larkin and D'Ari Lisle wearing bright orange clothing standing in a field, surrounded by tall beige grass. — Sparking Light

Darkspark brought their extraordinary blend of music, youth and social justice to remote communities in Canada. Now, the team is going global

Naila Moloo stands in a brightly lit science lab, with a clear, cylindrical beaker next to her. — The 16-year-old Behind the Flexible Solar Panel

We’re sharing stories about Canadians making change that ripples from coast to coast to coast. For this inspiring, young eco-inventor, planet Earth is the study hall.

A teenaged boy wearing a lime green, CAA-branded safety vest, directing children behind him. — School Zone Safety Tips

Everyone has a role in keeping school zones safe

Science teacher Steve Schultz wears a grey t-shirt and stands next to a plant in a greenhouse with windows showing a blue sky behind him. — Meet the Teacher Behind the World’s Best School for Environmental Action

We’re sharing stories about Canadians creating change that ripples from coast to coast. For this inspiring teacher, going above and beyond means following his students.

Two women stand amongst greenery in a garden. The woman on the left is wearing blue jeans, an orange jacket and a beige, knit sun hat. The woman on the right is wearing white pants, a green jacket and an orange hat. They’re both looking down and holding a red tomato that they’ve picked — what-is-a-community-garden

Community gardens provide access to healthy food along with a social support system. Find out what’s growing in a garden near you.

From the left: a Guelph police officer wearing his black uniform and hat with red and gold police emblem; Robert Graham, winner of the CAA School Safety Patrol Supervisor Award, wearing a green polo and beige khaki pants, holding a triangular glass trophy and a plaque; a woman wearing a grey and white speckled shirt and a black blazer; a Guelph police officer wearing her uniform and hat with red and gold police emblem as well as a chest protector with a radio, walkie-talkie, flashlight and keys. Behind them is a white brick wall and a dark blue and white CAA School Safety Patrol banner. — The CAA School Safety Patrol Supervisor of the Year Winner

A dedicated volunteer is praised for his efforts to keep kids safe in school zones

Jeremy Tarrington, a grade eight student from Cedarland Public School, is named the CAA School Safety Patroller of the Year. — The 2021/2022 Winner of the CAA School Safety Patroller Award

A pupil is praised for his efforts to keep peers safe in school zones

Father of the Trans-Canada Highway: Five Fun Facts to Know

This road safety pioneer was a driving force behind everything from road signs to the Trans-Canada Highway

Five cartoon hands reach in together in a circle, holding various sized hearts in light pink, pink, orange and red. The arms and sleeves of the people are shown. Clockwise from the left, you see a white sleeve with small blue diamonds and a yellow cuff, a green sleeve with light green dashes, a blue sleeve with light blue dashes and a yellow cuff, a pink sleeve with yellow dashes and three thin bracelets of yellow, green and pink, and a dark blue sleeve with a light blue checked pattern and white cuff. The background is turquoise with scattered small yellow hearts, stars and circles. — How CAA Helps Your Local Community and Puts Members First

Why does CAA routinely go above and beyond for Members? Because they are driven by good.

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