ENVIROCOLLECTIVE

Stay informed about Canada's eco-evolution! Discover Natural Resources Canada's roadmap to a sustainable future by following the link at the end of this report. Learn about their strategies, including the Clean Fuel Standard, elevated carbon pollution pricing, the Hydrogen strategy, and investments boosting clean fuels markets. Dive into the citizen's pivotal role – embrace clean energy consumption and support circular energy practices. Join the movement toward net-zero emissions by 2050 and make a green job your climate change stakeholder status. #GreenCanada #SustainableFuture

As leaders in the rain barrel industry, RainBarrelFundraising.com and RainBarrel.ca provide top-quality rain barrels and accessories across Canada and the USA. They offer flexibility for individual, community, or organizational needs, whether for a single barrel or a bulk order of a thousand, recycled or new. By repurposing food-grade barrels, they offer reliable rainwater harvesting solutions while contributing to waste reduction. Collaborating with non-profits, they organize truckload fundraisers, raising $10 or more for each barrel sold for local communities. The user-friendly online ordering, free marketing materials, and ongoing support make fundraising easier. 

Embark on a sustainable sports journey with Sports Exchange, championing the circular economy! Specializing in repurposing your cherished sports gear, they foster a community eager to keep sports equipment out of the landfill. Their extensive inventory includes supplies for soccer, baseball, golf, biking, basketball, hockey, lacrosse, football, cross-country skiing, and snowboarding. They also offer skate sharpening services, extending the lifespan of hockey and leisure skating equipment. Whether you represent a school, business, or sports team, they welcome orders of all sizes. Visit them at 2430 8th Avenue in Regina's Old Warehouse District.

In a ground-breaking move towards sustainable energy and bringing value from unutilized agriculture residue, Prairie Clean Energy (PCE) emerges as a key player in deeply decarbonizing Canada's energy landscape. PCE focuses on unlocking the immense value from un-utilized agricultural waste that usually is burned or thrown away on the Canadian and US prairies, most notably flax straw. Approximately 1.1 million tonnes of flax straw are burned on the Canadian and US prairies every year.

Already into production in 2023, PCE's proven approach, marked by a pending patent on its flax straw pellet process, aims to pelletize roughly 15,000 tonnes of flax straw in 2024 and 75,000 tonnes in 2025 in their Regina facility due to open in 2024.