In an interview with Paul Frith, President of Paul Frith Consulting, Paul provides a comprehensive overview of his company, which operates across three tiers: business development, strategy, and other services.

More than 40 countries that are home to about half of the world’s population — including the United States, India and South Africa — will be electing their leaders this year.

Livestock farming, especially the production of meat and dairy, is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. By choosing more plant-based meals and reducing consumption of animal products, we can help lower these emissions.

An interview with Marie Cresswell, Thomas Cole Inc. and Ron Dembo, CEO, RiskThinking.AI

ECNG will verify, process and arrange payment for all utility invoices. Our IMS service verifies that bills are accurate and identifies optimization and saving opportunities.

Indoor air quality (IAQ) has been at the forefront since the pandemic and continues to be a key issue at all levels within school boards across Ontario. As CVRIS funding expires, alternate funding sources and strategies will need to be considered as the demand for ventilation systems improvements remains high amongst stakeholders as well as ongoing measurement of IAQ in schools.

Interview with Josh Lewis, VP of Engineering at NERVA Energy, and recipient of the prestigious AEE International Energy Innovator of the Year Award.

An interview with Marie Cresswell, President of TCI and Co-founder of Climate Change Leaders and Wayne Clancy, CEO, MindSuite Metrics.

In today’s rapidly changing world, the imperative for sustainability and the pursuit of net-zero emissions have become paramount for companies across the globe.

On the journey to net zero for building owners have many challenges: access to capacity, capability, culture readiness, to transform, or corporate will. Arguably investment capital to fund net zero projects is the elephant in the room. No money, no journey.

An Interview with Stuart Galloway, Executive Vice president / Ontario and Western Canada

The last time there was a major slowdown in the mighty network of ocean currents that shapes the climate around the North Atlantic, it seems to have plunged Europe into a deep cold for over a millennium.

ASHRAE announced the approval for publication of its highly anticipated airborne infection risk mitigation standard for buildings, bringing numerous benefits to occupants and promoting healthier environments.

PDSB, RCDSB and DSBONE share insights on the lessons learned during a comprehensive ‘ventilation rehabilitation program’ that is designed to drive more airflow to under-ventilated classrooms and harvest energy in over-ventilated spaces.

The OMC conference, held from July 11-14, was a highly anticipated event for school board facility officials. The theme of this year’s conference was Facing the Future Together, to navigate new waters to re-emerge stronger and more collaboratively.

The Pandemic has placed a greater emphasis on improved ventilation in schools. Many schools were not equipped with HVAC systems or had poorly ventilated systems. Facility Managers had to quickly search for ways to improve or supply new HVAC systems.

Ontario School Safety (OSS) is considering legal action to force the provincial government to improve indoor air quality in schools and on school buses. They issued the threat after claiming multiple attempts to discuss this issue directly with the Ford government were ignored, the group said.

Sustainability in education requires a myriad of skill sets today: leadership, innovative and engaging communications, and experiential learning, as noted by staff at Peel District School Board (PDSB).

Many academic institutions are enhancing their environmental efforts to meet greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction targets set out in the Paris Accord and become more sustainable overall.

The Government of Ontario has released its $204B 2023 Budget. CBC reports that 5.9% of the budget for 2023-24 has been allocated to the postsecondary sector.