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Tech-Driven Solutions: Affordable Homes Through Technology
As a young person navigating the housing crisis, owning a home is increasingly out of reach. The rising cost of living and limited affordable housing options make it challenging to plan for the future. Like many others, I am concerned about the long-term consequences of this crisis—ranging from increased homelessness to growing economic instability. It’s clear that innovative solutions are needed…
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Seasonal Sustainability: Celebrating Green Holidays in Toronto
Eco-friendly Tips for Local Holiday Traditions The holiday season brings joy, celebration, and a sense of togetherness—but it also brings an increase in waste and energy use. Canadians generate an additional 540,000 tonnes of waste during the holidays, a figure that includes discarded wrapping paper, packaging, and food waste as diverse and vibrant as Toronto, embracing sustainable holiday…
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The Consequences of Inaction: What Happens If We Don't Fix the Housing Market?
As a Canadian, I’ve witnessed the housing crisis grow into one of the most important challenges of our day. Many young people’s dreams of becoming homeowners are slipping away, and the implications of delay are catastrophic. If we fail to start addressing the consequences of inaction on the housing crisis now, we face long-term effects such as greater homelessness and economic instability. The…
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How to Switch to Renewable Energy for Your Household
If you switch to renewable energy, it will be one of the most impactful changes you can make for your home and the environment. Not only does it help lower your electricity bills, but it also reduces your carbon footprint, contributing to a healthier planet. Many homeowners hesitate because they think the process is expensive or complicated, but switching to renewable energy is easier and more…
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#CTS24 Concluded Last Week, Advancing Net-Zero Goals and Sustainable Solutions
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Building Sustainable Supply Chains: The Future of ESG Integration
As the world becomes more interconnected, supply chains are emerging as a critical focus area for organizations aiming to improve their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) efforts. What was once a “nice to have” is now an imperative as stakeholders and regulatory bodies demand accountability. Supply chain leaders are stepping up to this challenge, working to integrate sustainability into…
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Government Role & Youth Housing Crisis
As a Canadian citizen, I have witnessed firsthand the growing challenges that youth face in the housing market. For many, the dream of homeownership is slipping further out of reach as housing prices continue to soar. This issue isn’t just about affordability; it reflects deeper systemic challenges that require urgent attention. Effective government policies and interventions are essential to…
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Sustainability on my Mind: Seniors Edition| Workshop on Natural Remedies for Skin and Hair Health
On December 5th, 2024, the Sustainable Community Aid Network (SCAN) hosted an inspiring Sustainability on My Mind: Seniors Edition workshop at Four Corners Health Centre in Mississauga. This engaging session, supported by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), forms part of a broader initiative to empower senior citizens. By providing knowledge and hands-on skills, SCAN enables seniors…
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Bridging the Gap Between Sustainability Strategy and Tangible Outcomes
In recent years, sustainability has emerged as a critical driver of business success. As consumer preferences shift toward environmentally and socially responsible brands, companies face mounting pressure to integrate sustainability into their core strategies. This transformation reflects a lasting change in consumer behavior rather than a passing trend. Research from the Harvard Business Review…
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Sustainability on my Mind: Seniors Edition| Cancer Wellness (NOT posted)
Empowering Seniors Through Natural Wellness: Cancer Wellness Workshop Highlights On November 26th, the Sustainable Community Aid Network (SCAN) hosted an enlightening and heartwarming workshop in Malton, Mississauga. This session was part of the Sustainability on My Mind: Seniors Edition initiative, a program made possible through the generous support of the New Horizons for Seniors Program.…
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The Future of Sustainable Farming and Young Farmers
As the world’s population grows, so does the need for food, putting enormous strain on our agricultural infrastructure. Sustainable agriculture has emerged as an important alternative for ensuring food security while protecting the environment. Young farmers play an important part in this shift by bringing new ideas and practices to the forefront of sustainable farming. The Role of Young…
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Community Fridges in Toronto: A Vital Resource for Food Security and Community Support
In a bustling city like Toronto, food insecurity is a growing concern. Many individuals and families face challenges in accessing enough nutritious food on a daily basis. Fortunately, a grassroots initiative is helping to address this issue in a simple but powerful way: community fridges. These public fridges, scattered across the city, offer free food to anyone who needs it. One of the leading…
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Sustainability Starts in the Classroom: The Importance of Environmental Education in Schools
Environmental education is a critical pillar for fostering sustainable development, empowering local communities, and shaping a greener future. Around the world, governments, educators, and organizations are recognizing the transformative power of integrating environmental topics into educational systems. This article explores why environmental education is essential, delves into global…
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