Did you know that the average primary school in Canada consumes 39,000 milk and juice cartons every year? The good news is these cartons can be recycled, instead of being disposed of in the garbage. In fact, when we recycle milk, juice, and other food and beverage...
1,062 schools located in nine provinces and territories recognized for their environmental achievements Toronto, ON, June 16, 2022—EcoSchools Canada announced yesterday certification results for the 2021-22 school year. 1,062 schools across Canada have been certified...
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. Hosted by Cascades, and in partnership with EcoSchools Canada and the David Suzuki...
During the first two weeks of November, the world watched as national and international leaders met in Glasgow at COP26 to discuss global efforts to combat climate change. A key focus of these discussions was the need to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: the...
We are excited to announce the launch of Project 2050: Climate-friendly habits to change the world! This national movement, powered by Earth Rangers in partnership with EcoSchools Canada, is about connecting youth with the knowledge and skills needed to tackle climate...
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