Make environmentally conscious decisions for your home and business - the benefits far outweigh the cost!

Here are a couple of very handy, season-specific tips on how to help the environment, provide sustainable & better living and save money as well!

In today's post, we take a look at some of the most common myths about solar power and how they weigh against the facts.

This family business has operated the farm since 1980. Andrew Scenic Acres now proudly grows 165 acres of luscious fruits and vegetables. Their slogan was "Growing Berries is our Business" when Lauraine and Bert Andrews purchased the land with the intention of creating a berry farm.

There are many farms around Ontario that offer this kind of experience, and we visited some of them and tasted their fruit.

The decision to “go green” is growing in popularity as we progress further into the 21st century. More and more of us want to reduce our individual and collective carbon footprints. Luckily, there are now many green innovations that any homeowner can undertake at little cost and with great ease.

The average Canadian produces 777 kilograms of garbage every year according to a report by the Conference Board of Canada.

City of Toronto staff and more than 1,000 volunteers have planted trees in Milliken Park for the annual planting event, Trees Across Toronto.

The two hardworking entrepreneurs are firmly dedicated to serving their guests only what can truly be called “real food.” You won’t find any additives or preservatives here. There’s also no meat, gluten, dairy or refined sugar allowed. But what there is, is an abundance of healthy, creative and vibrant dishes.

There are a few businesses that either go out of their way to adhere to moral principles, or who actually have them built in.