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Fill out our survey today and help shape the future of public water bottle refill stations in Canada. Your input will directly help inform recommendations for improving access to refill stations in your community. tripetto.app/run/2IZVWW4KTS

Have you ever used a water bottle refill station in your community? Do you wish there were more available in places like parks, trails, libraries, or other public spaces? Whether you use them often, occasionally, or not at all, we want to hear from you!

IESO’s recent procurement of 14 new renewable energy projects, including 12 solar and two wind, at an average price of $87.80/MWh is an important step forward in advancing a reliable, affordable, low-carbon energy future. We look forward to seeing the results to come!

We're hiring! Pollution Probe is seeking to fill three roles for the summer season. Learn more about the roles and apply today! pollutionprobe.org/job-board-list…

As a founding partner of CPCHE and through our work to reduce/prevent plastic pollution and advance electric school buses in Canada, we're proud to support this campaign and remain committed to helping create safer, healthier environments for children to learn and grow.

Today is Healthy Environments for Learning Day, led by CPCHE! This year’s theme highlights the importance of natural outdoor spaces in supporting children’s health and well-being. As plastics and other synthetic materials become more common in play environments, action is needed.

Happy #EarthDay2026! 🌎 This year’s theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” highlights the importance of collective action in protecting our environment. Join us on Apr. 26 @ Downsview Park to connect with local environmental organizations making a difference in our communities!

It’s National Volunteer Week! Our work would not be possible without the help of community members across the country. We’re grateful to all of our volunteers who have contributed their time to advance our mission for Clean Air, Clean Water, and a Healthy Planet.

With support from Environment and Climate Change Canada, we’re studying the current landscape of public water bottle refill stations across Canada. If your municipality, community or facility has insight or may pursue in future, we’d love to hear from you: tripetto.app/run/F2F7ROWLZK

Last week, we attended the EV & Charging Expo in Toronto, where we connected with government and organizations across Canada and shared insights from 16+ years of work to advance the EV industry in Canada. Thank you to @FLOevchargingCA and @ElectricAutonmy for the opportunity!

We're looking forward to attending the EV & Charging Expo this week on April 8 and 9 at the Enercare Centre in Toronto. Connect with 2,000+ delegates and 900+ organizations advancing zero-emissions transportation! See you there!

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Hydrogen is gaining momentum as a low-carbon energy source, with Canada eyeing a major export role. Ammonia enables scalable transport but safety, environment and community engagement needs to be considered.

By amplifying women’s voices and leadership in water, we move closer to a more sustainable and equitable future for all.💧 Join us today in celebrating water and its important role as part of a secure and equitable future.

It's #WorldWaterDay! This year's theme, "Where water flows, equality grows" sheds light on the relationship between water, women, and gender equality. At Pollution Probe, we’re proud to spotlight the women on our team who are contributing to a healthier and more inclusive future.

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What's new with Pollution Probe? Check out some highlights from January and February across our programs, including our recent publications and media features!

This February, we attended the Power Panel: Energy for Generations event hosted by the Empire Club of Canada, where we heard from experts on how leveraging all our energy options can position Canada as a global energy superpower. Thank you to @Bruce_Power for the invite!

"If there is backsliding by the federal government on these emission standards, it will hurt us environmentally and economically," warned Steve McCauley of Pollution Probe.

The Government of Canada’s recently announced strategy for the auto sector included the termination of its EV mandate regulation, to be replaced by new emissions requirements. In principle, strong emissions standards can drive reductions in GHG emissions.