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About TSSS

Now in its 10th year, the Toronto Sustainability Speaker Series (TSSS) is widely recognized as Canada’s premiere forum for dialogue and problem solving among sustainability professionals. Each year hundreds of sustainability change agents attend TSSS events to exchange ideas and delve into trends, risks and opportunities that are presented by our shifting business model. Please click to learn more.

 

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Expedition: See the gigantic glaciers of Greenland, now melting at record rates.

TSSS Contributor
April 8, 2019
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
Greenland is the best place in the world to see the scale of the problem as ice sheets and glaciers melt at speeds up to four times faster than just a decade ago.

Greenwashed Timber: How Sustainable Forest Certification Has Failed

TSSS Contributor
December 3, 2018
Retail and Supply Chain
Industry has gained sway over the FSC because of competition from rival forest-certifying organizations run by industry.

Canada makes a landmark $800 million commitment to social finance, purpose and innovation

TSSS Contributor
November 23, 2018
CSR in Canada, Social Impact
The Canadian government just made an unprecedented $805 million investment to establish a Social Finance Fund.

If the Triple Bottom Line Has Failed, Then What’s Next?

TSSS Contributor
October 31, 2018
system change, Innovation Leaders
Our business models are flawed – they are part of the problem.

Can Blockchain Be Used for Public Good?

TSSS Contributor
September 27, 2018
Social Impact
Putting money directly into people’s hands, bypassing intermediaries is a huge opportunity for hundreds of millions of people around the world.

Brilliant! French Theme Park Trained Crows to Pick Up Cigarette Butts

TSSS Contributor
September 5, 2018
sdgs, Innovation Leaders, Waste Reduction
A flock of feathered friends are cleaning up parklands in France.

The World’s First Plant Based Egg to Challenge the Egg Industry

TSSS Contributor
August 30, 2018
sdgs, Food and Sustainability, Innovation Leaders
If we can reduce our costs, we think that Just will have a chance to end wide-scale dependence on unsustainably produced eggs.

The global danger of locking in oilsands growth

TSSS Contributor
July 31, 2018
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
Canada is counting on the world to stop buying oilsands but they’re not willing to plan for that in Alberta or Canada.
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