Plastic Pollution Solutions: The Mind Your Plastic Blog
Read about how our programs and your support are making a difference in addressing plastic pollution across Canada
Plastic-Free in the Workplace: How Offices Can Join the Challenge
When we think about plastic waste, we usually look to our homes, grocery habits, or takeaway meals. But one of the most consistent—and often overlooked—sources of plastic consumption is the ...
The Hidden Plastics in Your Daily Routine (and How to Spot Them)
When we think of plastic pollution, images of grocery bags or soda bottles might come to mind. But plastic’s influence runs far deeper—it’s hiding in the most ordinary parts of ...
The Impact of Plastic-Free Packaging on Canada’s Retail Landscape
Plastic pollution has long been a growing concern, and in recent years, the Canadian retail industry has started responding in a big way. Consumers are calling for change—and retailers are ...
Global Plastics Treaty and Collaboration
The final negotiations for the Global Plastics Treaty are set to take place in South Korea at the end of November. While the previous negotiations have produced very few decisive ...
Empowering Students to Combat Plastic Pollution: Insights from the 2023 Circular Economy Ambassador Program
Did you know that there is a Canada-wide, free program that is empowering students to take action against plastic pollution through engaging students and teachers in learning about waste reduction ...
Driving Plastic Policy: Highlights from the Global Plastics Treaty Negotiations in Ottawa
Natasha Tucker (Executive Director, pictured 5th from the right) and Michelle Brake (Programs and Policy Manager, pictured 6th from the right) with Canada Plastics Pact partners at the Plastic Action ...
Students are the Future of Canada: The Success of Mind Your Plastic’s Circular Economy Ambassador Program
When thinking about creating a sustainable future for Canada, it is clear that Canadian youth play a pivotal role in our environmental future. The Circular Economy Ambassador Program (CEAP), launched ...
New Recycling Standard in Canada: What Does This Mean?
This national standard will provide a common framework and consistent definitions for plastics recycling across Canada. Plastic Manufacturing. UpKeep. A new recycling standard in Canada that targets all non-biodegradable plastics ...
From Too Much Trash to Zero Waste Touchdown: Reducing Waste at Live Events
Live events are a major producer of single-use waste, but many are adopting reuse systems as the solution. The Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada – to host the 2024 Super ...





