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Upcoming Event : Toronto Climate Week (June 4th)
A Look at Successful Building Conversions and How to Enable Future Projects Join our event at Toronto Climate Week, for an insightful evening exploring new opportunities for sustainable urban growth and unconventional housing solutions. 🗓️ June 4 2026 ⏰ 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 📍 201 - 192 Spadina Ave., Toronto 🎟️ $50 We are excited to share updates on our ongoing Rethink 4 Walls (R4W) program and discuss office-to-residential building conversions across Canada. Here's what to ex
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May 91 min read


Upcoming Event: Rethink Canadian Home Building (May 27th)
National housing targets are ambitious, but the gap between policy and implementation remains wide. On May 27th, Rethink Sustainability Initiatives (RSI) is hosting an executive forum to bridge that gap. We’re moving beyond traditional subsidies to explore market-aligned solutions that scale. 🗓️ May 27 2026 ⏰ 2:45 PM - 5:00 PM 📍 TELUS Flex Space, 3rd Floor, 25 York St, Toronto 🎟️ $65 If you are a developer, financier, or municipal leader in Ontario, this is your invitation
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May 91 min read


RSI Outlook: The Path Ahead - Winter Edition
This inaugural Membership Bulletin brings together highlights from across RSI's work and community. It is designed to keep members informed, connected, and engaged with the research, initiatives, and collaborations shaping RSI's contribution to sustainable development. Each edition will feature perspectives from RSI leadership, digestible updates on research and publications, and insights emerging from our Communities of Interest. This bulletin also serves as a practical touc
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Feb 11 min read


Putting Food on the Table: Solving Canada's Food Accessibility Crisis
By Rick Spence and Matt Hammond
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Jun 24, 20231 min read


Cracking the Code: Building Community Resilience and Stepping Up to Climate Change
By Yasmin Glanville and Christopher Hume As global warming creeps ever closer to the point of no return, we remain shockingly uncertain about how to stop it. It is not that we don’t know what needs to be done; the question is how to do it. How do we – individually and collectively — transform our lives, our neighbourhoods, our cities, let alone our planet? Where to begin? The task is so overwhelming; it can be hard to move past the hand wringing and that all too familiar stat
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Mar 26, 20224 min read
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