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Ontario vineyard offers wine in reused bottles cleaned by Kitchener company - Vimarsana News

Ontario vineyard offers wine in reused bottles cleaned by Kitchener company

A Kitchener, Ont., company has collaborated with Stratus Vineyard in Niagara-on-the-Lake to wash bottles so the winery can reuse them as part of a new pilot project.

Source: cbc.ca
Brampton's Emerald Energy from Waste preparing for expansion - Vimarsana News

Brampton's Emerald Energy from Waste preparing for expansion

A waste incineration facility in Brampton is undergoing an environmental screening before applying to the Ministry of Environment for approval to expand.

Ecojustice expresses disappointment with recent Federal Court ruling on plastic regulation - Vimarsana News

Ecojustice expresses disappointment with recent Federal Court ruling on plastic regulation

Environmental groups said the decision limits the government's response to plastics pollution crisis

Environmental groups urge appeal of ruling against Canada's single-use plastics ban - Vimarsana News

Environmental groups urge appeal of ruling against Canada's single-use plastics ban

Environmental groups are urging the Canadian government to appeal a federal-court decision that struck down the government’s designation of plastic as toxic, which jeopardizes the federal ban on some single-use plastics.

Will single-use plastics return with federal ban overturned? Unlikely, it seems - National - Vimarsana News

Will single-use plastics return with federal ban overturned? Unlikely, it seems - National

Between provincial and municipal regulations, plus restaurants and grocers swapping to more environmentally friendly options already, single-use plastics may not come roaring back.