Can our cities be “Saved by Bikes”?
SavedByBikes.com: A new approach for an old problemBy Nathan Shaw A bicycle is not just a bicycle to Steve Inniss. … Continue reading Can our cities be “Saved by Bikes”?
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Whole Foods Market to Offer Non-GMO Private Label Food Products
Whole Foods Market announced, last week, its commitment to the Non-GMO Project‘s Product Verification Program (PVP) for its private labels. … Continue reading Whole Foods Market to Offer Non-GMO Private Label Food Products
BC Communities Activity Ebrief #43 July 22 2009
In This Issue – Published by BC Healthy Communities - to sign up to begin receiving the e-brief and newsletter, … Continue reading BC Communities Activity Ebrief #43 July 22 2009
Study cautions against repeating mistakes of B.C.’s speculative fishing quota markets
VANCOUVER, B.C.— A new socio-economic study released by Ecotrust Canada today highlights a long list of troubling trends that has … Continue reading Study cautions against repeating mistakes of B.C.’s speculative fishing quota markets
Number of Companies Reporting Sustainability Performance High, Yet Still a Minority: GRI
Image via Wikipedia Press Release by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI): Amsterdam, Netherlands — New figures released today (July 15, … Continue reading Number of Companies Reporting Sustainability Performance High, Yet Still a Minority: GRI
Apartment Greening, Natural Death, & Green Happy – GC News for 20 July, 2009
640: 20 July 2009 – Published by Green Communities Canada NOMINATION. Rideau Environmental Action League (REAL) was selected as one … Continue reading Apartment Greening, Natural Death, & Green Happy – GC News for 20 July, 2009
Science Matters – Harming the environment is bad for the economy
Here’s your weekly Science Matters column by David Suzuki with Faisal Moola. Harming the environment is bad for the economy … Continue reading Science Matters – Harming the environment is bad for the economy
New guide to carbon offsets for Canadian consumers and businesses
The David Suzuki Foundation and Pembina Institute are pleased to announce the release of a new joint publication for Canadians … Continue reading New guide to carbon offsets for Canadian consumers and businesses
Power Plant – Networking Event for Green Business Leaders
Vancouver has a new networking event for its green business community: Power Plant. Power Plant’s aim is to promote the … Continue reading Power Plant – Networking Event for Green Business Leaders
Canada Goose – A Local Hero Gives Back to Northern Communities
Since our beginnings in 2005, ethiquette has been following the developments at Canada Goose Inc., an extreme outerwear company that … Continue reading Canada Goose – A Local Hero Gives Back to Northern Communities
Canada Goose – A Local Hero Gives Back to Northern Communities
Since our beginnings in 2005, ethiquette has been following the developments at Canada Goose Inc., an extreme outerwear company that had bravely decided to go against the grain and to keep making its products locally when the overwhelming trend was to de-localize to cheap production sites overseas where worker conditions often take a back seat. […] Continue reading Canada Goose – A Local Hero Gives Back to Northern Communities
Permaculture, Fundraising, and YouTube – BC Communities Activity Ebrief
BC Communities Activity Ebrief #42 July 10 2009 – Published by BC Healthy Communities - to sign up to begin … Continue reading Permaculture, Fundraising, and YouTube – BC Communities Activity Ebrief