Local litter picker receives the ultimate recycled gift
By guest writer Bruce Tomlinson
Renowned local litter picker Mark Crofts received an unexpected bonus for spearheading the remov...
Reducing plastic waste a priority for local design firm
How can businesses and institutions reduce plastic waste? We let Sheri Tuck, a LEED-accredited professional and registered interior des...
Consider the environment before you vote—or we could all pay, pay, pay in the long run
Clean North is urging voters to not let the environment be shunted to the back seat during the provincial election. From our chair Bill...
Father’s Day gift ideas from Clean North! How about a rain barrel or a bat house?
Father's Day is coming — why not go green for Dad's special day? Clean North has both rain barrels and bat houses available for fathers...
Apply for a Clean North/Shaw scholarship!
DEADLINE: June 5, 2022
Clean North and Shaw have come together to provide Algoma District youth with scholarship opportunities to he...
Peat moss vs. coconut coir: Which is more sustainable?
One of the big decisions gardeners have to make is what amendments to add to soil to help plants grow better. Compost is always a good ...
Pheretimoid jumping worms confirmed to be in Ontario; can destroy topsoil
By Cathy Kavassalis, master gardener and administrator, Master Gardeners of Ontario Facebook group
A key way to identify jumping wor...
Chloe and Jenna win Clean North/Shaw scholarships
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Clean North congratulates Chloe Haney and Jenna Mauro, two local high school ...
Every drop counts: Conserving water at home and in your garden
By Guest Writer Abbi Johnston
Did you know that only about 1% of the Earth's water is freshwater suitable for consumption? With 97% ...
Wildfire smoke: Why is it dangerous, and how can we stay safe?
Smoke from wildfires is toxic air pollution. So when our area is affected, heed warnings and take steps to limit exposure. Doing so is ...