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Jonathan Boron

Instructor and Ph.D. Candidate at Simon Fraser University’s School of Resource and Environmental Management


Dr. Amr ElAlfy

Assistant Professor at the School of Environment, Enterprise and Development (SEED) at the University of Waterloo


Canada budgets to build green skills

A look at the Federal Budget’s investments to address the green skills gap


The SPI-Generate Canada partnership

An innovative model to foster positive change


Reflections on what drives our work

Sharing our ambitions for impact during Canadian Environment Week


Tej Heer

Senior Research Associate


Vasundhara Saravade

Postdoctoral Fellow


Saving Canada’s Grassland Biodiversity

Home to a rich tapestry of plant and animal life, Canada’s grasslands are one of the world’s most endangered ecosystems. To protect grasslands, we must prioritize them in land use decision-making.


Earth Day 2024: Planting the seeds for a nature-smart economy

Reflecting on our contributions to advancing an economy that prioritizes the value of nature


Budget 2024 Goes Big on Housing

'Fairness for Every Generation' includes the most ambitious housing supply plan any federal government has released in at least fifty years.


Canada's Need for 3.5 Million More Homes

As Ontario's need for more homes increases, so too does the rest of the country's


Ontario's Need for 1.7 Million More Homes: An update

Ontario needs to build more homes in the next decade than expected


Planning for sustainable jobs 101

A how-to guide for groups leading and supporting green labour and skills transitions


International Women’s Day: Inspiring inclusion in the transition to a stronger, cleaner economy

Reflecting on our contributions to the efforts of understanding and valuing women’s inclusion as we advance a stronger, cleaner economy that builds a better future for all Canadians.


Skills Needs for Workers in British Columbia's Growing Mass Timber Industry

These reports provide insight into the skills needs for workers in British Columbia’s growing mass timber sector, and what steps can be taken by government, industry, and educational institutions to support workers and rural, resource-dependent communities.


A sneak peek into SPI’s research on British Columbia’s mass timber opportunity

New research explores the benefits offered by mass timber and the challenges that government, private industry, and educational institutions must address to capture this opportunity.


Karina Lopez Ivich

Research Associate


Caelan Welch

Research Associate


Untapped potential of Indigenous agriculture

Indigenous-led agriculture and conservation key to reconciliation and to meeting climate and biodiversity targets


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