CAMPAIGN: Future of Our Planet (2026)
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How Alberta is Leading Canada in Beverage Container Recycling
Alberta’s long-standing deposit return system is adapting to stay practical, accessible, and effective as demographics and consumption patterns change. When it comes to beverage container recycling, Alberta leads the country. Since 1997, Beverage Container Management Board (BCMB) has overseen the province’s deposit return system. Through a network of independently owned bottle depots in more...
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The Genes That Could Help Save Canada’s Forests
Canada’s forests are already facing climate change, biodiversity loss, and invasive pests — pressures pushing many tree species toward decline. Recovery depends on one critical factor: genetic diversity. The unique genes that allow trees to resist disease, tolerate drought, and adapt to changing conditions are the raw materials of resilience. The Forest Gene Conservation Association...
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Sustainability Is a Daily Driver for Ontario Grain Farmers
Over the generations, Ontario grain farmers have learned the connection between environmental responsibility and resilience. That’s how you sustain family farms. Earth Day 2026 organizers say environmental progress is built locally, through everyday action. And to me, they’re absolutely right. On my family’s multi-generation grain farm near Quinte West, Ont., sustainability is ingrained in...
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How Biodiversity Is Critical to Keeping Canadian Culture Alive
This national non-profit is committed to stewarding a greener, more diverse Canadian landscape, working with partners to restore Canada’s forests. It’s hard to envision Canada without a landscape dotted with trees. The image of a Muskoka chair on a dock overlooking a lake and surrounded by evergreens is all but synonymous with the quintessential Canadian...
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Pension Funds and the Legal Duty to Protect Future Generations
Four young Canadians are suing the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board over alleged climate-risk mismanagement of their pensions. Here’s why it matters. Food, home insurance, and electricity cost more every year in a rapidly warming world. And yet, Canadian governments and institutions continue to bankroll climate chaos, worsening cost-of-living pressures for millions of people. As...
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Why Investing in Canadian Agriculture Is Critical to Sustainability
This Canadian not-for-profit is exploring innovation as sustainability, finding unique ways to further Canada’s agriculture industry and drive continued climate-friendly progress. While necessary to our survival, the agriculture industry is a sector facing imminent threat from global issues like climate change. The not-for-profit Ag-West Bio has been actively advancing bio-based solutions for over 30 years, investing in businesses that are developing agri-food...
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