2015 Green Living Show

Posted March 6, 2015 5:34 pm.

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The Green Living Show is Canada’s largest consumer show dedicated to all things green and healthy. This three-day event offers inspiration for all ages and features more than 400 carefully selected companies, influential speakers, innovative products, demonstrations and fun activities for the entire family. Shop, taste and discover a healthier you and a healthier planet at the Green Living Show March 27th – 29th at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Buy your ticket and return for FREE all weekend!

Visit 680News on location all weekend long as we team up with Amego Electric Vehicles to giveaway your choice between an E-Breeze Electric Bicycle OR a Wind Electric Scooter. Don’t miss your chance to win!

For more information, visit greenlivingshow.ca.

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