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ACCFutures' executive director to leave for Food Cycle Science job - Vimarsana News

ACCFutures' executive director to leave for Food Cycle Science job

Lesley Thompson will be leaving the development corporation to join Cornwall-born Food Cycle Science.

ACCFutures' executive director to leave for Food Cycle Science job - Vimarsana News

ACCFutures' executive director to leave for Food Cycle Science job

Lesley Thompson will be leaving the development corporation to join Cornwall-born Food Cycle Science.

How an Ottawa company diverts food waste from landfills - Vimarsana News

How an Ottawa company diverts food waste from landfills

An Ottawa-based company is trying to change the way households across the country dispose of food waste with innovative technology that speeds up the composting process to a matter of hours.

Source: cbc.ca
Burk's Falls, Armour, Ryerson part of food waste diversion pilot program - Vimarsana News

Burk's Falls, Armour, Ryerson part of food waste diversion pilot program

Burk’s Falls, Armour and Ryerson have committed to jointly take part in a food recycling pilot project.

Source: nugget.ca
Angry and determined Wellington bus drivers take to streets as strike begins - Vimarsana News

Angry and determined Wellington bus drivers take to streets as strike begins

Wellington bus drivers picket the Kilbirnie depot during their 24 hour strike on Friday. Angry and determined bus drivers took to the picket lines Friday morning as they began their public fight for better work conditions. What was meant to be a 24-hour strike could now stretch for weeks after bus company NZ Bus served a lockout notice to union drivers. A group of about 50 drivers had gathered outside the Kilbirnie bus depot, waving signs bearing messages like “smash the lockout” and “on strike today, locked out tomorrow”. A chorus of cheers erupted every few seconds as car horns s...