Thinking of switching from a gas to induction stove? Our friends at Harbord Village Residents' Association's Net Zero Carbon Project are making it easier! Check out their bulk buy program's significant discounts on induction ranges and cook tops. You do not need to live in Harbord Village to take advantage of the programs.
During the pandemic, the Pocket Change Project has been hosting informative webinars on subjects near and dear to our hearts - lowering carbon footprints. If you missed them, check out videos and recaps here.
Read the November 2022 edition of the Pocket Change Project newsletter
In this issue: November webinars, Pocket Change in the news, e-bike video, new discount on electric heat pump water heaters, and take the Reusable Toronto pledge
Read the July edition of the Pocket Change Project newsletter
The third edition of the Pocket Change Project's Eco Fun Fair was a resounding success, bringing out 100+ neighbours to learn about and share knowledge of everything green.
A recent front page Toronto Star article profiles the Pocket Change Project's home retrofit coordination service, as well as other local efforts across the GTA to support homeowners considering green home retrofits, and speaks to the challenges and opportunities involved.
Former MP and hockey player Ken Dryden writes for the Globe and Mail on the biggest question young Canadians face: climate change.
The Globe and Mail is reporting that Canada Post is about to open - in north Scarborough - Canada's largest industrial building to meet national design standards for a zero-carbon building.
