Environment

Contexture Design is a Vancouver-based firm recognized for making products from other people's waste. It sources materials from nearby industries, manufactures locally and uses reclaimed and recycled materials whenever possible.

Roof systems made from recycled tires become more attractive and more affordable

Competion encourages use of materials within 100 miles of Vancouver

Getting employees involved in sustainability projects

In a city that’s chock full of tall residential towers, it’s hard to stand out. But Vancouver’s Telus Garden certainly will – if not for its height (at 53 storeys, it will be the second-tallest condo tower in the city), then definitely for its remarkable energy efficiency.

B.C. company selected as semifinalist for Cleantech Open

Two local examples of sustainable urban infrastructure have been named to KPMG's Infrastructure 100: World Cities Edition .

Competition calls for home that uses only materials within 100 miles of Vancouver

A partnership between educators and industry aims to build a big enough workforce to meet future sustainability needs

E-bikes find new usage in sustainable transportation model