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Trans Mountain Expansion Project – Leading Environmental Protection in Energy Infrastructure
The Trans Mountain Expansion Project (TMEP) has set a new standard for environmental stewardship and education in energy infrastructure through its Environmental Protection Rules (EPRs). Designed to minimize environmental impacts, these 10 industry-leading rules ensure ecosystem preservation, wildlife protection, and cultural heritage conservation while engaging 35,000+ workers in environmental training. During construction, TMEP successfully: The…
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Trade Winds to Success: High Efficiency Homes for Indigenous Communities
Through its High-Efficiency Homes for Indigenous Communities initiative, Trade Winds to Success is transforming lives by providing Indigenous students with hands-on construction training while building energy-efficient homes for communities in need. This Indigenous-led non-profit is tackling both the housing crisis and employment barriers by equipping students with real-world skills in sustainable construction, setting them on…
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Okâch – Îyethkabi Oûgitûbi: Pioneering Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Cold Climates at the Banff Community Pavilion
Located in Banff National Park, the Okâch – Îyethkabi Oûgitûbi pavilion sets a new benchmark for sustainable, energy-efficient, and accessible infrastructure in cold climates. Designed in collaboration with HSS Design Build and the Town of Banff, this low-carbon, high-performance facility highlights how public spaces can enhance community well-being while minimizing environmental impact. The state-of-the-art pavilion…
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Land of Dreams: A 30-acre community farm guided by Blackfoot wisdom
Land of Dreams is a 30-acre community farm in Calgary that serves as a sanctuary for connection, healing, and environmental restoration. Rooted in Blackfoot wisdom and guided by Elder Herman Many Guns, the farm brings together newcomers, Indigenous communities, and diverse cultural groups to cultivate food, restore the land, and strengthen relationships between people and…
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Flat Cap Butchers: Connecting Urban Consumers to Regenerative Agriculture
Flat Cap Butchers is redefining how urban consumers engage with their food by bridging the gap between ethical meat consumption and regenerative farming. Operating out of the Calgary Farmers’ Market, this whole-animal butcher shop is committed to supplying exclusively regeneratively raised beef, ensuring that every purchase supports soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable agricultural practices. Unlike…
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Burke Creek Ranch: 135 Years of Stewardship and Regenerative Ranching
For over a century, Burke Creek Ranch has been a dedicated steward of Alberta’s native grasslands, preserving one of the most endangered ecosystems in the world. By practicing regenerative grazing, the ranch not only produces sustainably raised beef but also actively sequesters carbon, restores soil health, and protects critical wildlife habitats. This commitment to conservation…
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Water Wednesday: Engaging Lethbridge’s Community in Practical Water Conservation Solutions
Water conservation is becoming a significant issue in southern Alberta. Diminishing reservoir levels and increasing demand pose several challenges. To help, the City of Lethbridge’s Communications & Engagement team introduced Water Wednesday. The series offers expert advice and engaging stories with practical water-saving tips for the community. Topics include saving water (and money) at home,…
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Ten Peaks Innovation Alliance: Connecting Youth to Energy, Climate, and Sustainability
The Ten Peaks Innovation Alliance is transforming the way Alberta’s youth engage with innovation, energy, climate, and sustainability. Through annual conferences, case competitions, and hands-on summer camps, Ten Peaks provides students with real-world insights into clean technology, digital transformation, and environmental entrepreneurship, preparing them to be the next generation of sustainability leaders. Since its inception…
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Youth Water Council: Empowering Youth to Build a Resilience Environmental Future
The NSWA Youth Water Council (YWC) is a groundbreaking initiative that places youth at the forefront of water conservation and watershed management. Led by the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance, this program equips high school students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to take meaningful action in protecting Alberta’s water resources. Throughout the school year, students…
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The Boreal Wetland Centre: A community hub for sharing knowledge on wetland and natural environment stewardship
The Boreal Wetland Centre (BWC) is Canada’s first hands-on facility dedicated to wetland conservation, research, and education, serving as a unique gathering space for industry professionals, educators, Indigenous communities, and the public. Located in the County of Grande Prairie in Treaty 8 Territory, the BWC provides an inclusive, collaborative environment to develop innovative solutions for…
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