The 30% Land
Don’t Mess with the Don
Don’t Mess with the Don
Don’t Mess with the Don
"We are a group of nature-loving granola-munching Torontonians that spend a good deal of our free time enjoying the vast trail system that we are lucky to have in the middle of our great city. We have formed this group to advocate and address specific issues of unrelenting dumping of garbage and debris into the ravines."
Bally Clothing and Gear
Don’t Mess with the Don
Don’t Mess with the Don
Bally Pledges to Make Mountains Cleaner
"Following last year’s launch, the brand has expanded its mountaineering efforts by introducing Bally’s Peak Outlook Foundation, a pledge that commits to cleaning up eight 8,000 meter Himalayan mountains and Japan’s Mount Fuji – as well as building new sustainable trails to access the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro."
CBC Gem
Don’t Mess with the Don
CBC News
Good People With Mark Sakamoto
Waste
"Ingersoll, ON fights a proposed landfill while Nanaimo, BC extends the life of theirs with a more circular economy."
CBC News
CBC Canada 2017
CBC News
In Canada, less than 10 percent of the 10.2 million tonnes of waste generated by the residential sector was non-degradable. People are much more likely to throw out household items such as old lamps and couches than attempt to recycle or donate them, says Habitat for Humanity Canada's president and CEO Julia Deans. In 2016, 347 kilotonnes of textiles wound up in Canadian landfills.
CBC Canada 2017
CBC Canada 2017
CBC Canada 2017
"In the 1950s, Frank Plomp, Harry Wasylyk and Larry Hansen all seem to have created their own version of the garbage bag. A new type of tough, flexible plastic — polyethylene — had just become widely available for commercial use. Cities across North America were all looking for more hygienic ways to transport waste."