The annual Clean and Green Cleanup Day will take place on April 21. Continue reading →

The provincial government has created two new online tools that will walk Albertans through home energy savings – room by room. Continue reading →

The United Nations says insects are healthy, nutritious alternatives to mainstream staples such as chicken, pork, beef and even fish. Continue reading →

Edible landscaping can yield colour, wildlife habitat, and food in your yard this spring. Continue reading →

To attract wildlife to your garden, plant in layers, year-round, from ground level to tree canopy. Continue reading →

National Organic Week is a chance for Canadians to learn more about how organic agriculture affects the environment. Continue reading →

Just how good is Tesla’s Model S P85D electric sedan? Apparently, it’s the “closest to perfect” Consumer Reports magazine has ever seen. Continue reading →

Google has launched a new project aimed at helping home and business owners figure out whether or not they should invest in solar energy. Continue reading →

“Garbage gardening” is an easy and inexpensive way to grow flowers and edibles using kitchen scraps – the pits, seeds and roots that otherwise would be headed to a landfill. Continue reading →

A look at five lesser-known things that can be recycled without much effort. Continue reading →