Fighting For Wild Salmon

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For more than four decades, Alexandra Morton has dedicated her work and her life to determine why the orcas and the wild salmon of the Broughton Archipelago are dying off—and to fight for those specie

The Joys of Giving

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Holiday giving is not only an opportunity to express love to the receiver, but also a chance for us to boost our health or preserve the environment. Read on for seven ways we can make Christmas merry

Organic Blooms For Your Beloved

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Many of us conscientiously seek out organic food products—but what about that bouquet of flowers we add to the grocery basket on a whim? Flowers bring good things to our lives; making sure they’re org

Disconnect to Reconnect

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Had enough of the constant buzz of your cellphone? It may be time for an analogue holiday, where all things digital are forfeited for real-life experiences. When was the last time you went a week—or e

Waste Less, Want Less

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Surprisingly, our world produces plenty of food to go around. The problem is that far too much of it never reaches people who need it. Read about Canadian food rescuers and their efforts to combat foo

Clothing For People and the Planet

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The lifestyle company tentree plants 10 trees for every garment sold, and is aiming to become the most environmentally progressive brand in the world. Here’s how they’re doing it, and why we’re cheeri

This Inspiring Fashion Brand Turns Trash into Treasure

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Julia Grieve became an “accidental environmentalist” nearly 25 years ago when she started the Canadian eco-fashion brand Preloved. Discover what makes Preloved sustainable, what Grieve has learned thr

Perpetual Edibles

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Planting perennial foods offers rewards beyond those of an annual vegetable garden. Discover the many benefits of growing your sustenance with nature as your mentor and some tips to get you started.Gr

Inclusive Food Security

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For many of us, food is the centrepiece of our community gatherings and celebrations. By taking a look at who isn’t at the table and how their voices can be heard, we can build more inclusive local fo

Stuff It

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Recent literature suggests that we don’t just have a problem with consumption, but a full-blown addiction. We’re reaching the point of a total plastic takeover and—spoiler alert—recycling just isn’t g

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Sleep Hacking: 5 Methods for Getting More Sleep, More Often

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Lack of sleep sucks. After just one night, you become a groggy mess: short-tempered, uncoordinated, unable to concentrat