COMMENTARY: May 22 is international biodiversity day — and this scientist thinks change is possible
A global sustainable economy is achievable, but Canadians need to demand and participate in change, says UBC’s Kai Chan. Continue reading
Sustainability
Launch of Green Economy London marks 7th hub in growing network
Green Economy Canada is a network of hubs, currently all in Ontario, that allow businesses to set and achieve sustainability targets for energy, waste, and water reduction. Continue reading
High-tech, sustainable shrimp farm in Alberta ready for first harvest
Fresh shrimp in landlocked Alberta is now a reality thanks to a high-tech, sustainable operation near Strathmore. Continue reading
City, Dropbike defend decision to recycle lightly-used bikes
Dozens of bikes were found in a Kingston dumpster, which has some residents asking: Why? Continue reading
University of Saskatchewan students plan edible shelterbelt
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
A group of U of S students have come up with an idea to plant an edible shelterbelt along the Meewasin Valley Trail just north of the CPR Bridge. Continue reading
5th annual Go Wild Grow Wild Expo returns to London
The expo will educate Londoners on biodiversity and how to save wildlife. Continue reading
Agricultural Safety Week in Saskatchewan aims at empowering farm families
The government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed March 10-16 as Agricultural Safety Week in the province. Continue reading
An easy way to save the Earth? Stop getting paper mail
Saving the planet doesn’t need to be hard — or expensive. Continue reading
Agriculture Literacy Month focuses on food waste and sustainability
The government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed the month of March as Agriculture Literacy Month. Continue reading
Report calls Town of Nobleford the most fiscally sustainable municipality in Alberta
A province-wide list compiled by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business recently ranked the Town of Nobleford No. 1 out of 182 other municipalities. Continue reading