PostedDec 22, 2025 | climate change, Education, news, opinion, policy, sustainability, technology
This report is shared with the permission of the Climate Emergency Unit. The Climate Emergency Unit (CEU) final report is a special gift for you, and we hope you find the time to read it and put it to good use. Along with genuine reflections on the lifelong lessons...
PostedDec 16, 2025 | climate change, energy, news, sustainability, technology
Republished with the permission of Jim Stanford, Director of the Centre for Future Work December 7, 2025 A report from the Centre for Future Work presents new research on the ongoing decline of fossil fuel employment in Canada, and strategies for managing that decline...
PostedNov 20, 2025 | climate change, community, energy, news
Climate visionary, EV advocate and CEO of Carbex Carbon Credit Exchange, John Stonier will speak at GTEC’s 8th Annual General Meeting on December 6th, 2025. John is President and CEO of Carbex Carbon Credit Exchange, which provides reporting, aggregation and...
PostedAug 18, 2025 | Arts & Culture, climate change, community, Education, news
As the impacts of climate change such as the wildfires and smoke across Canada and the tragic flooding in Texas this summer accelerate, neighbourhoods will need to adapt to a future that is very different than the past. With this in mind Vancouver’s Green Technology...
PostedApr 8, 2025 | climate change, community, Education, news, sustainability
By Bill Stovin “The fire was coming from the south, down the valley. The nearest gas station was 150 km west or 60Km east of the community of Golden” Arden Henley is recalling the moment when a community social service agency in B.C. faced an evacuation alert. It is...
PostedNov 15, 2024 | Education, news, policy, sustainability, technology
We are happy to share Coro’s November 14, 2024 newsletter Sustainability Trends, Tips and Tools from Strandberg Consulting. Friends, As we step into 2025—a year many approach with trepidation given challenges facing democracy and humanity—it feels more important than...
