2024-2025:
A Year of Environmental Impact
Building a cleaner, healthier planet through science, partnership, and innovation
DOWNLOAD OUR 2024-2025 ANNUAL REPORTOur Year in Numbers
“Turning action into measurable impact"
5.3+ Billion
Litres of water filtered through our Great Lakes initiatives.
900+
Total EV chargers installed across Canada to date
244, 000
Total pieces of debris removed from the Great Lakes since 2020.
63.7 Million
Media impressions driving public awareness of environmental issues.
984
Youth directly engaged through programming and workshops.
Program Pillars
Driving change across key environmental priorities
Circular Economy
Accelerating the transition to an economy that keeps materials in use.
Energy
Moving Canada towards clean energy systems
Transportation
Developing solutions that reduce emissions and support the climate.
Water
Protecting water resources through policy and collaboration.
Noteworthy Achievements
A selection of highlights from the past year
New Tech on the Water
In 2024, we launched the PixieDrone, a remote-controlled, mobile waste collector that reaches debris in previously inaccessible areas, in Barrie, Ontario.
DOWNLOAD OUR ANNUAL REPORT“We’ve begun a partnership with GLPC to engage the community and share what we’re finding to help promote a better environment for the years to come.”
Joel Giles | City of Barrie
Charging Canada from Coast to Coast.
The Impact:
Added 275 new chargers this year, expanding access in underserved and non-urban areas from Vancouver Island to Newfoundland.
The Network:
Our infrastructure now supports ski resorts, hospitals, and multi-unit residential buildings
“Our collaboration with Pollution Probe has been instrumental in expanding public EV charging... ensuring projects were delivered on time and on budget.”
Frederique Bouchard | Gestionnaire principale affaires publiques / Senior Public Affairs Manager, Flo
Empowering the Next Generation
Turning the Tides:
Launched a new initiative to equip emerging leaders with skills to combat plastic pollution.
Engagement:
94 youth engaged this year, including visits to advanced wastewater and recycling facilities
“This summer has not only deepened my commitment to environmental protection but also provided me with memories and lessons that I will carry forward.”
Victoria Marcoccia | Community Engagement Coordinator
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