by Lee Rickwood
Along with reuse, rescue, and repair, we do have plenty of R words. Like reduce, as in reducing the amount of e-stuff we buy in the first place. And reconsider, as in reconsidering our personal wants and desires in light of global issues and realities.
by Lee Rickwood
How does your teenage son, daughter, niece, nephew, friend or student navigate among all the information, mis-information, dis-information out there? Ask another teen, of course!
By Yasmin Ranade
HP Canada is excited to invite Canadian non-profit organizations (excluding the Province of Quebec) to apply until March 1, 2024, and provide solutions that accelerate the valuable work of these local nonprofits to allow them to thrive.
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By Christine Persaud
While the second-hand economy is thriving as a new generation seeks to get the most out of their products, the reality is that lots of electronics still end up in landfills. And this is harmful to the environment. This is why it’s absolutely crucial to recycle your old electronics.
by Lee Rickwood
A quartet of Canadian small businesses is tackling some of the big issues of our day, and doing so with the assistance of international prize money that rewards and honours businesses that go beyond financial success to have a real positive impact in their local communities.
by Lee Rickwood
Bricks-and-mortar is making a comeback as the retail landscape continues to change and shoppers choose the in-store experience over online alternatives.
by Lee Rickwood
Advanced technology and AI can stretch the short growing season and reduce the need for fresh produce to be brought in from warmer-climate countries during the winter.