Fabian Raemy majored in Political Science at Toronto Metropolitan University where he honed his skills as an investigative researcher, reporter and journalist. Although the journey started with politics, it quickly led to the world of sustainability. With a passion for green building and a need to share the truth, Fabian is always on the hunt for the next big piece of sustainability news.
Between flooding, heatwaves, and wildfires, many Canadian cities are dealing with the challenges caused by climate change. Given their lack of vegetation, cities are at a disadvantage due to the urban heat island effect, which causes cities to be hotter […]
The federal government has abolished a $1 billion green fund operated by Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) due to egregious violations of conflict-of-interest policies. Since SDTC was created in 2001 with a mandate to spur the development of sustainable technologies
Unclogging a bathroom sink that’s blocked with hair and other random gunk isn’t usually as straightforward as taking a plunger to it. Yes, chemicals can eat through clogs, but they don’t work in all cases, and they aren’t good for
Leader Lane Developments is building what is said to be one of the most sustainable apartment buildings in all of Toronto so far. With sponsorship from the One Planet Living Fund, a fund that focuses on investing in sustainable projects,
One of the most commonly used building materials for our so-called urban concrete jungles is of course none other than concrete. However, concrete has its problems, with a lack of overall sustainability being one of them. This is why many
It’s no secret that the transportation industry is by far one of the worst as far as pollution is concerned, and DP World may have been one of the largest culprits. Whether we’re talking about trains, boats, or airplanes, these
Installing a dryer vent hose in a cramped laundry room can be a challenge. Conventional hoses struggle to navigate tight corners or bends, often leading to kinking or collapsing. This can restrict airflow, potentially causing overheating issues or increasing the
A Guide to Green Building Courses & Programs in Canada A Listing of University/College Degrees/Diplomas, Certification Programs, In-person Courses and Online Courses (Updated for 2025) Updated: September 15, 2025 When you consider that the building sector is Canada’s third largest
Embarking on a mission to contribute to environmental conservation one meal at a time, the Eden Aeroponics Initiative recently launched its crowdfunding campaign. This ambitious endeavour aims to expand the production of innovative indoor aeroponic gardens, setting a financial target
Pole barns, with their straightforward design and versatile functionality, have become a popular choice for a variety of uses, from agricultural storage to residential living spaces. However, beyond their practicality and cost-effectiveness, lies the potential for pole barns to be
