And the peace they bring in times of stress. When I started my refill journey back in 2011, I focused mainly on food because, well, I love food. At the time that I started along that path, I was also interning at Seventh Generation in Burlington, Vermont and got to take home some of the…
In honour of Canada’s Waste Reduction Week and Food Waste Friday, we’re here to talk about wasted food and what you can do about it!
An ode to well-made products that leave less trace.
They say it’s the little things in life. Here, we’re talking about pipelines, magic coffee machines, and refill soap. Some big. Some little.
These are the books I’m kicking off my new year with.
‘Wednesday,’ a modern take on the Addams Family classic, delivers beautiful cinematography, epic soundtracks, and stunning scenery. But it falls flat in one area: plastic bottle product placement from Canada Dry and Fiji Water.
A recent run-in with an over-packaged “smart” plug led me to realize just how dumb a lot of packaging is.
On a chilly fall morning, the GreenStep team got together for an urban cleanup of Mill Creek in downtown Kelowna, as part of the Adopt-a-Stream program. Here’s why everyone should clean up their ‘hood.
A walk around a serene lake on the verge of winter makes for some good head-clearing and heaps of gratitude.
Musings on a first-ever garlic harvest: it is magic-making! And, why we should all buy local or grow our own.
Talking about social sustainability and the situation in Iran: if equity isn’t part of the equation, sustainability can’t happen.
A look into the Plastic Pollution Coalition’s ‘Flip the Script on Plastics’ campaign to remove single-use plastics from Hollywood, both behind the scenes and on-camera.