Montreal non-profit creates biodegradable COVID-19 face masks
Scientists at one research company based in Montreal's West Island say they have come up with a greener way to protect ourselves against the coronavirus.
View ArticleNOTEBOOK: A first look at Canada’s next federal election battlegrounds
We chart the closest races from 2019 and use those results to get a sense of which ridings will be targeted by which parties if we have a federal election this year.
View ArticleUpdated interpretive centre at FortWhyte Alive to help meet green goals
The newly-updated Richardson Interpretive Centre has undergone a 'deep energy retrofit', FortWhyte Alive said.
View ArticleMontreal non-profit creates biodegradable COVID-19 face masks
Scientists at one research company based in Montreal's West Island say they have come up with a greener way to protect ourselves against the coronavirus.
View ArticleNOTEBOOK: A first look at Canada’s next federal election battlegrounds
We chart the closest races from 2019 and use those results to get a sense of which ridings will be targeted by which parties if we have a federal election this year.
View ArticleQuebec’s $300 million youth action plan includes greener schools, mental...
The plan is aimed at youth between the ages of 15 and 29, which Legault described as one of the demographics most affected by the pandemic.
View ArticleLaval purchases more green space in the name of conservation
Laval executive committee has approved the purchase of nine hectares of green space for the sum of $1.3 million in the name of conservation.
View Article‘Ecological grief is very real’ and it can impact mental health of Canadian...
The United Nations report on climate change says humans are to blame. That dire warning is fueling eco-anxiety in youth.
View ArticleQuebec to step up recycling capacity with 7 pilot projects
The province's recycling consignment programme is one step closer to being modernized.
View ArticleCanada Election: Regina-Lewvan federal candidates discuss platform, issues
One vote projection on 388Canada for the riding of Regina-Lewvan shows the NDP and Conservatives neck and neck.
View ArticleWinnipeg city council to vote on whether to bring back Broadway trees
City Councillors are casting their vote to restore and maintain the trees dotting Broadway Avenue. If approved, the project will likely get underway in 2023.
View ArticleHow Lethbridge’s SunRidge neighbourhood set the stage for sustainable living
It was the Lethbridge neighbourhood of SunRidge that helped set the standard for green living in Canada in 2006, according to Built Green Canada.
View ArticleLondon, Ont. kicks off annual 12 Days of Cleaning event
London ranks number two for cleaning up cigarette butts, but one organizer of 12 Days of Cleaning hopes that after this year, the city will be number one.
View ArticleEnvironmentalists gather at Victoria Park in London, Ont. for first annual...
The Environmental Action Committee and the City of London encourages Londoners to continue doing their part to make a difference, even after EarthFest is over.
View ArticleEnvironmental group calls for Quebec election debate on climate crisis
A Léger poll commissioned by Équiterre found that 56 per cent of Quebecers believe that such a debate would be relevant ahead of the provincial election on Oct. 3.
View ArticleGrade 4 students help design road closure at Calgary school to make biking,...
The vehicles that used to drive down 10 Street by Connaught School have been replaced with ramps, bikes and kids playing.
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View ArticleManitoba climate change and weather year in review
2022 was a big year for Winnipeg's climate, between recor-setting weather events and green initiatives across the city and province
View ArticleSleeman Breweries among top green employers in Canada
Sleeman Breweries was chosen for supporting local green teams, has an environmental steering committee, and maintains a partnership with Random Acts of Green during Earth Month.
View ArticleSt. Patrick’s Day celebrations leave Kingston, Ont. police with steep bill
The acting chief says the goal was to over-prepare and then gradually start cutting back.
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