What is the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy? The Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy (Floatables Strategy) is a collaborative strategy with a mission to reduce plastic pollution and other floating litter…
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October is Circular Economy Month! Circular Economy Month is a public awareness campaign aimed at educating and empowering Canadians to take steps to reduce, even eliminate, waste by identifying opportunities to…
On September 18, 2024, Partners in Project Green’s Circular Economy Leaders Consortium (CEC) was hosted by Sheridan College. The morning began with an engaging presentation from the Sheridan Sustainability Office…
Partners in Project Green, in partnership with Diabetes Canada, Electronic Recycling Association, and Second Life Books, is hosting Recycling Collection Drive 2024 (October 14-27) in celebration of Waste Reduction Week…
Refurbished Electronics Donated from 2023 Recycling Collection Drive In October 2023, Partners in Project Green celebrated the completion of the annual Recycling Collection Drive during Circular Economy Month in Canada…
On June 19, 2024, Partners in Project Green’s Circular Economy Leaders Consortium (CEC) was hosted by University Health Network (UHN). The group started the morning by touring the Indigenous Healing Garden,…
Circular Economy Leaders Consortium Addresses Circular Procurement Problems The Circular Economy Leaders Consortium (CEC) held an in-person workshop on June 12th bringing together sustainability and procurement professionals to discuss circular procurement….
Circular Economy Leaders Consortium Tours City of Mississauga’s Hazel McCallion Central Library On March 27th, 2024, Partners in Project Green’s Circular Economy Leaders Consortium (CEC) was hosted by the City of…
As a collaborator of the Toronto Inner Harbour Floatables Strategy, Partners in Project Green is thrilled to announce the results of the 2023 Trash Trapping season! From May to October,…
Understanding the City of Toronto’s New Single-Use and Takeaway Items Bylaw In December 2023, Toronto City Council approved a new Single-Use and Takeaway Items Bylaw that will restrict single-use and…
