Looking for an environmentally sensitive and privacy ensured method to dispose of your unwanted computer equipment? Leave it with Computation! From March 19th – 25th Computation is inviting the general public to drop-off their unwanted computer equipment for recycling.

Pollster Angus McAllister will speak on his most recent insights into sustainability communications, his thinking on social marketing, as well as the tips and tricks to make messages work.

Souhaitez-vous vous débarrasser de votre vieil équipement informatique de façon écologique tout en garantissant la confidentialité de vos données? Computation est là pour vous!

A panel of speakers will inform the audience and debate effective solutions to handle Solid Waste Management.

The monthly “GET Smart!” speaker series continues with “Riding the Cleantech Wave: Opportunities for Entrepreneurs to Serve Growing Local and International Demand” featuring Nicholas Parker.

“Clean technology” is technologies that enable more valuable use of natural resources and greatly reduce ecological impact, although this may be only one of a technology’s benefits. Nicholas Parker is ...

The Green Real Estate conference will provide a high-level discussion and strategic update on the economics, benefits, and value of green buildings, along with some of the best practices that design, construction and development teams are using to create these types of properties.

Ryerson University Interior School of Design will be holding its 37th annual year end show entitled The New Black. It emphasizes the urgency to address environmental and ecological stewardship in the world today as well as offer solutions for the world tomorrow.

Want to know more about Net Zero Energy Homes? Come out and hear it from two of the industry’s experts.

The Net Zero Energy Home Coalition is convening two forums that are providing important information on Net-Zero Energy Home (NZEH) developments in Ontario.

As Canada’s largest exposition and conference for the design, construction and management of the built environment, IIDEX/NeoCon Canada attracts over 15,000 attendees from across Canada and the bordering states who are active members of the design, architectural and business communities.