Author Archives: sustainhumber

From extreme weather events, to rising sea levels, there are indicators that climate change is not going away. However, it is certain that legal cases protecting the environment and holding polluters accountable are on the rise.

Fall is here, and with it comes the enchanting allure of maple leaves changing their colors. In cities like Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec City, maple leaf trails become hotspots for hikers seeking the ultimate autumn experience.

Do you have old shoe boxes lying around in your house? Or what about that vintage wrapping paper that you don’t use? Instead of tossing them into the trash, try turning household clutter into bright, creative and inspiring art!

As someone who loves, reads, and collects books, it is significant to know where I can buy books at the most affordable prices. Besides looking for the best deals, we can incorporate sustainability and environmental consciousness in our book consumption.

The month of June is a big celebratory month with Pride and commemoration of Indigenous history; this year in Toronto, it is also a month of exercising our rights of suffrage.

The high cost of food in supermarkets goes beyond the price tag. Inputs like land, gas, water and labour hours are required to produce and transport food for consumption. Most of the food wasted is discarded not because of health concerns, but due to its unconventional shape, colour or size. Read this article to learn about the real cost of food waste.

In this article, I will share my experience as a Controls Specialist Intern, at Ecosystem, working on the implementation of Project SWITCH, and how it has strengthened my skills and knowledge in the field of sustainability.

In recent years, there has been a growing awareness about the impact of our actions on the environment. As a result, many individuals are now seeking ways to live more sustainably, and one area where we can make a significant impact is in our homes. Creating a sustainable home doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. With a few simple changes, we can create a more sustainable future, one room at a time.