On Orange Shirt Day, and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, our team at EcoSchools continues to reflect on the ways we are acting upon reconciliation with Indigenous communities, and honouring the truths of Canada’s colonial past and present.
Fast fashion has a drastic impact on our planet and the environment around us. Fast fashion
especially contributes to pollution. The production of fast fashion clothing involves the use of lots of
chemicals such as dyes, finishes, and synthetic fibers that can lead to water pollution.
By taking a collective ‘gulp’ of water from our reusable bottles on March 22nd, schools across Canada are inspiring students about the importance of clean water, and how they ensure a peaceful society for all.
This year, EcoSchools Canada partnered with the Carton Council of Canada to launch a new video on proper carton recycling in schools. The video, available in English and French, features EcoTeam members from The Toronto French School as they explore tips and best practices for responsibly disposing of beverage cartons.
EcoSchools Canada announced yesterday certification results for the 2021-22 school year. 1,062 schools across Canada have been certified as EcoSchools or recognized as Participants in recognition of their environmental achievements.
On April 21, 2022, EcoSchools Canada helped run From Awareness to Action, a livestreamed event discussing the importance of youth and business engagement in combating climate change.
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