Ahead of the COP26 summit, these Canadians are making it their mission to tackle climate change
From heat waves to floods and storms, the effects of climate change and the coverage around it can feel overwhelming. That hasn’t stopped these Canadians from making strides toward a sustainable future. We are sharing their stories ahead of the
, when leaders of more than 190 countries will attempt to come to an agreement on the next steps for transitioning to a low-carbon economy.Maria Bokhari/HandoutI’m the co-founder and the chief culinary officer at Scout, a North American craft seafood cannery. I lead the recipe and product development while advocating for responsible seafood practices as the official Canadian chef ambassador for the Marine Stewardship Council.
Scout is about much more than reviving the vanishing art of tinned seafood. We work with small-scale fishers, local canning partners and farms that share our interest in improving ocean health and cutting food waste, for a transparent supply chain. As a pending Certified B Corporation, we are committed to restoring responsibility in the seafood industry, while supporting climate action projects throughMy mantra is to be mindful of where your food comes from and how it is produced.
Melina Laboucan-Massimo, founder of Sacred Earth Solar and co-founder of Indigenous Climate Action, aims to put Indigenous communities at the forefront of the energy sector.I am from the Cree Nation and was born in my community, Little Buffalo, in the heart of the Alberta tar sands. Before founding
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