A collection of tips, roundups and how to articles showing you how to live a more sustainable life at home and improve your building’s energy efficiency and sustainability.
How to Clear a Blocked Drain Naturally 9 DIY Methods That Work Blocked drains are one of this common but annoying problems every household deals with. Whether it’s slow drainage, unpleasant odours or in the worst cases, water backups that […]
Understanding the Key Differences A well-maintained septic system is the backbone of wastewater management for many rural properties. Yet, homeowners often confuse two critical services: septic tank cleaning and pumping. Both services support septic system health and help avoid costly
Put These Tips into Practice to Reduce Water Usage by 20% or More Residential water use in Canada was tracked over a 20-year period and the results showed that average daily water use per person fell from 342 litres in
A garden playhouse can be a magical space that sparks imagination, creativity and joy. Beyond fun, it also provides an opportunity to teach children about sustainability and the importance of caring for the environment. Choosing an eco-friendly option means selecting
A Comprehensive Guide Detailing the Core Pillars of Sustainable Office Moving As Canadian businesses big and small embrace a whole building approach to sustainability, the principles of green design, from materials selection to energy efficiency and waste management, are now
A compact backyard doesn’t have to mean limited possibilities. With thoughtful planning and creative design, even the smallest outdoor area can become a vibrant extension of your home. With a bit of creativity and thoughtful planning, even a small patio
Ever glanced at your water bill and thought, “There’s got to be a better way”? In Canada, the average person used about 223 litres of water per day at home in 2021. That total covers showers, taps, toilets, laundry and
Making your home green is more than just improving the building itself, but taking into account the whole property. Your garden is a canvas for you to create an oasis of sustainability that will provide food for you, enhance soil
One of the accidental consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic was the growth of remote work. Since companies had already been embracing ESG policies and making sustainability in the workplace a priority, adopting remote work seemed like a logical shift to
Where you live shapes more than your daily routine – it can have a sizeable impact on the environment. Cities offer convenience, with public transit and more options for smaller homes that use less energy. Rural areas, on the other
