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Future of Our Planet
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Canada’s School Grounds Are a Climate Solution
Canada’s school grounds touch every community in the country. Here’s why transforming them may be our most overlooked climate opportunity. There are over 16,000 of them in communities all across Canada. They are the most significant daily connection that kids have with nature. And yet many school grounds are little more than asphalt and brown...
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Making Climate Knowledge Accessible to the World
Sophia Kianni shares how translating climate information, empowering young leaders, and building inclusive communication systems can strengthen climate action worldwide.
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Why Experiencing Nature Is the First Step to Protecting It
Through his lens, Paul Zizka invites people into fragile wilderness and reflects on how art, restraint, and firsthand experience can inspire stronger environmental stewardship.
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Small Changes, Systemic Impact
In this Q&A, Kathryn Kellogg discusses composting, responsible consumption and why personal action must go hand in hand with larger policy and industry change.
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Forests for the Future: Canada’s Path to Climate Resilience
Canada’s forests are powerful allies in the fight against climate change but only if managed responsibly. FSC is helping Canadians understand that sustainable forestry is a real climate solution. Canada’s forests are more than landscapes — they are our identity, our climate allies, and our legacy. From coast to coast, forests sustain wildlife, regulate water, and store immense amounts of carbon. Yet their...
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How EPRA Is Building a More Accessible Electronics Recycling System
Recycle My Electronics programs offer safe, secure electronics recycling for Canadian residents, businesses, and the environment. As an award-winning, industry-led, not-for-profit organization, the Electronic Products Recycling Association (EPRA) has been setting the standard for safe, secure electronics recycling in Canada for the past 15 years through its Recycle My Electronics programs. Recycle My Electronics programs...
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Working Together to Build Long-term Forest Resilience
Forests Canada is creating a National Working Group on Post-Fire Forest Recovery Practices to improve outcomes for Canada’s forests. Canada’s forest landscapes are experiencing unprecedented impacts from wildfire, creating urgent and complex challenges for post-fire recovery, regeneration, and long-term forest resilience. To support coordinated national action, knowledge exchange, and the development of best practices for forest resilience, national charity Forests Canada is establishing a National Working Group on...
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Out of Sight Isn’t Out of Mind: Why Businesses Need to Ask Harder Questions About Recycling
As sustainability expectations rise, waste-to-landfill is no longer just an operational issue: it’s a matter of accountability and oversight. For many organizations, their recyclable materials disappear the moment a truck pulls away from the loading dock. But that journey — and whether the material is truly recycled — often remains cloudy and largely invisible to...
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Cleared for Climate : Canada’s Airways Take on Clean Flight
Air travel didn’t always get attention for its negative climate impact. In fact, for decades, emissions were minimal. Things changed in the late 1930s when commercial planes allowed more people to fly and cargo planes became common, then jet planes came in the 1960s, and deregulation in 1978 stopped the government from controlling airlines’ prices...
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How One Firm Supports Sustainable, Socially Responsible Infrastructure
One of Canada’s leading engineering firms is advancing an approach to infrastructure that’s grounded in asset durability, data-driven decisions, and long-term sustainability. Canada’s infrastructure is aging rapidly. With only 55 per cent of core assets rated as being in “good” or “very good” condition and an estimated $300 billion needed for repairs and replacement, the...
