Light House announced two new construction project partners in their Construction Plastics Initiative located in Vancouver and Richmond.

The pilot program, The Construction Plastics Initiative, is running now until February 2026 and is actively seeking projects to bring on board. 

Viruses can survive and remain infectious by binding with plastics in water sources.

Project partners and advisors will explore options to reduce, reuse and recycle personal protective equipment and medical single-use plastic items before disposal.

Switching to bulk-size amenities is the hotelier's effort to reduce plastic pollution worldwide.

10,000 Changes has been made possible through funding from Environment and Climate Change Canada.

The Plastic Action Centre is designed for Canadians to become more informed on plastic waste.