Sustainable Wood Construction, Canada’s First Net-Zero Neighbourhood, and First Nations Water Purification
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Supporting Green Innovation: Nearly $3 Million in Federal Funds Bolster Sustainable Wood Construction in Montreal
As Canada strives to build greener, more climate-resilient homes, the push for innovative, low-carbon construction materials is gaining momentum. New technologies are playing a critical role in this transformation, with significant implications for both the construction and automotive sectors. These advancements are not only reducing carbon emissions but also supporting sustainable job growth within Canada’s supply chain.
Markham Pioneers Sustainable Living with Canada’s First Net-Zero Neighbourhood
In a bold move towards sustainability, the city of Markham, Ontario, has become home to Canada’s first-ever net-zero neighborhood, thanks to a significant investment of $8.7 million from the Government of Canada and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Green Municipal Fund. This funding aims to ensure that residents in the new Berczy Glen neighbourhood can enjoy eco-friendly and cost-effective energy solutions.
BluMetric Secures Landmark Water Purification Contract for Remote First Nations Community
BluMetric Environmental Inc., a prominent Ottawa-based environmental consulting and engineering firm specializing in cleantech solutions, has announced a significant milestone. The company has secured a contract to provide a permanent, turnkey water pre-treatment and purification system to a remote First Nations community in British Columbia.
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