Ariel
Marketing Coordinator
Posts by Ariel
Nominations open for 2012 Green Toronto Awards!
Jan 2012
Nominations are now open for the 2012 Green Toronto Awards, the City of Toronto’s Environmental Awards of Excellence. The City of Toronto, in partnership with Green Living Enterprises, invites Toronto residents to nominate the individuals, community groups, organizations and companies that are leading the way to a cleaner, greener Toronto. Winners will receive a Green More >
Homeowner’s Guide to Rebates and Incentives – Nov 2011
Dec 2011
If you could get some financial support to make your house more energy efficient and reduce the impact on the environment, would you?
Nature’s Path Organic Whole O’s
Dec 2011
This organic, gluten-free cereal is made with organic brown rice and corn flours instead of wheat flour. Nature’s Path has a fully organic, widely available line of products and is working towards zero-waste certification by the end of 2010, and carbon-neutral certification by 2020. The company is based in British Columbia. This cereal’s box has More >
Jordans Organic Muesli
Dec 2011
This organic cereal is widely available in Canada. Jordans states it uses organic and “Conservation Grade” ingredients whenever possible. “Conservation Grade” is not synonymous with organic, but it aims to reduce the use of pesticides with a “dubious track record” and artificial fertilizers. “Conservation Grade” is also achieved by using crop rotation to preserve soil More >
Nativa Organics Honey and Almond Granola Cereal
Dec 2011
This organic cereal is certified as such by Quality Assurance International. It is part of Shoppers Drug Mart’s wide-ranging private label brand of organic products. However, no information was found regarding how it is produced or where. This cereal’s box has a plastic liner, which is not recyclable.
PC Organics Wheat Squares Cereal
Dec 2011
This organic cereal is certified as such by Quality Assurance International. It is part of Loblaw Companies Ltd.’s wide-ranging private label brand of organic products, PC Organics. However, no information was found regarding how it is produced or where. This cereal’s box has a plastic liner, which is not recyclable.
