Innovating Canada
Environment
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Frank And Oak Is Paving the Way for Sustainable Businesses
Mediaplanet interviewed CEO and co-founder of Montreal’s Frank And Oak, Ethan Song, to learn about the importance of sustainable business practices.
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Tackling the Single-Use Plastics Crisis One Compostable Coffee Pod at a Time
Four industry experts discuss emerging public-private partnerships when it comes to tackling single-use plastics — from production to disposal.
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Building a Sustainable Future in Consumerism with Lauren Singer
We spoke with Package Free CEO and sustainable lifestyle influencer, Lauren Singer, about her zero-waste journey and the start of her innovative business.
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Time to End Single-Use Plastics for a Brighter Ocean and Climate Future
While single-use plastic certainly isn’t the sole driver of the climate and oceans' breakdowns, it’s representative of a wasteful and careless culture.
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Celebrating Canada’s Forests
Forests play an integral role in Canadian culture, economy, and our lives. Read about sustainable forestry practices, careers in modern forestry, and more.
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Careers in Canadian Forests Have Evolved — So Has Fleming College
Careers in Canadian forests are no longer limited to traditional sectors, and Fleming College is preparing students for a diverse range of career paths.
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Behind the Flames: Addressing Canada’s Forest Fires
As Canada faces increasingly greater challenges from forest fires, Canada Wildfire urges that the need to understand them is higher than ever.
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Do You Know the True Value of Canada’s Forests?
The Canadian Institute of Forestry's Mark Pearson reflects on the oft-overlooked values of Canada's forests to the nation's citizens.
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Connection with Forests Is a Two-Way Path
Albi Sole from the Outdoor Council of Canada, a national non-profit organization, highlights the need to rebuild our connection with our forests.
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Mike Holmes Jr. on Sustainability and Carpentry
To television host, contractor, and carpenter Mike Holmes Jr., working with Canadian wood is second nature — and sustainability an important consideration.
