Summer holidays: 5 practical tips for recycling on vacation!
I’ve been a part of the wonderful Cascades family for 11 years now. I’m not exactly sure how it happened, but I’ve somehow earned the…
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Recycling champion: Beaulieu Canada
Since little is known about recycling even today, and since everyone’s efforts to reduce the amount of material sent to landfills should be recognized,…
Recycle, Reuse and Renovate!
Warm weather means renovation season is nearly here. Many of us ponder about all of those tasks (large and small) we've been meaning to get…
The eco-entrepreneur who captured our hearts: Vie d’Ange
Cascades is putting the spotlight on young entrepreneurs who stand out with their responsible practices and environmental values. This month, we’re pleased to introduce you…
Plastic is fantastic… Part Two
We saw in Part One what the different numbers written on most plastic containers mean. We concluded that it was clear that plastics could…
Recycling Champion: L’Empreinte printing plant
Because recycling is still fairly unknown and everyone’s efforts to reduce the amount of material sent to landfills should be recognized, Cascades launched Wonderful,…
Hard-to-recycle items: Electronic devices
Do you want to get rid of your enormous CRT screen, your beloved VHS player or the MP3 player that you have been carting…
Eco-Workshop No. 4: The Cardboard Pencil Cup
The new school year is well under way. Now it’s time to organize your little scholars’ study area. First step: find a quiet, well-lit…
Wonderful, they recycle! Let’s start a green social movement
There are some colleagues we look up to. . . In my case, there are colleagues I think of as superheroes because they work hard every…
Hard-to-recycle items: Corks and light bulbs
Corks Although not welcome in your recycling bin, corks are 100% recyclable. Their completely natural fibres can be used to make insulation or decorative…
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