Attention non-profit organizations! Partners in Project Green’s Material Exchange has a large volume of office furniture available for donation. Those interested in receiving a donation would need to pick-up the…
Looking for ways to engage your company to make positive change in the local community? The Riverwood Conservancy connects Greater Toronto Area (GTA) businesses with the local community through nature…
Partners in Project Green shares Days of Awareness each month to spread awareness and start conversations. These days may have a social, historical, religious or sustainable significance. Please note, these…
The Circular Economy Leaders Consortium Toured TELUS On April 26th, the Circular Economy Leaders Consortium (CEC) participated in a tour of TELUS’ Smart Waste Systems in downtown Toronto. CEC members…
The Corporate Flood and Heat Risk Management Resource Hub is Now Available Human-induced climate change is not only a result of high greenhouse gas emissions but also the displacement of…
Investing in a Green Economy: Canada’s 2023 Federal Budget On March 28th, the Government of Canada released its annual Budget 2023: A Made-In-Canada Plan. This will provide a roadmap to…
In the News: Partners in Project Green Partners in Project Green was recently featured in the Toronto Star and Innovating Canada, a Media Planet Content Hub! With a special interview…
Protecting Properties from the Effects of Climate Change through Stormwater Management Human-induced climate change is not only a result of high greenhouse gas emissions but also the displacement of green…
Combating Climate Change with the Circular Economy In recognition of Earth Month, PPG encourages the reflection of our dependence on Earth’s natural resources, our current impacts on the planet, and…
A Call to Action: The IPCC AR6 Synthesis Report Climate change has been a hot topic in the media and policy-making these last few weeks, and rightly so. On March…
Partners in Project Green shares Days of Awareness each month to spread awareness and start conversations. These days may have a social, historical, or sustainable significance worthy of our attention….
Air curtains. Retrofit incentives. Energy-saving technologies. Business community-building. These were some of the themes explored at the City of Vaughan’s second “Business After Five” event in the early evening of March…
