WELCOME TO SMARTLIVING

Editorial Board:
Daniel Chimento, Brad Cundiff, Chris Lowry, Ben Marans, Claudia McKoy, Fraser Stewart, Chris Winter

Managing Editor:
Jenn Gaudette
Contributors:
Chris Chopik, Jenn Gaudette, Institute Without Boundaries, Mark Singh, David Suzuki

Illustrations & Cover Art:
Kagan McLeod

Design:
Olena Sullivan/New Mediatrix

Thanks to:
Conservation Council of Ontario
Green Enterprise Toronto
Green Group

DISCLAIMER
Inclusion in this guide does not constitute an endorsement of the company or services by Eneract or contributors to this guide. Eneract cannot guarantee environmental performance of products or services or the accuracy of information contained in the guide. The content contained is for information purposes and contributions from companies or contributors do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Eneract and/or sponsors. All rights reserved.

About Eneract

Eneract is a registered charity that delivers innovative solutions to environmental problems and builds capacity in communities to work towards a sustainable future. Our core goal is to promote the aggressive implementation of energy efficiency and renewable energy in order to address the urgent problems of global climate change and urban smog. Eneract's approach is one that acknowledges the links that exist between a healthy environment, a vibrant community and a strong economy.

Mission

To educate and empower communities toward sustainability, conservation and renewable energy practices in the Greater Toronto Area.

Current Programs

smartliving St. Lawrence

In collaboration with the St. Lawrence Neighborhood Association (SLNA), this community transformation program works with residents, businesses and community organizations within a targeted neighbourhood to foster a greener environment, a healthier, more engaged community and a stronger local economy. Visit www.smartliving.ca/stlawrence for more information.

smartliving Workshops

A variety of learning opportunities to help individuals save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions at home and on the road. Workshop topics include: energy conservation, water efficiency, sustainable transportation, waste diversion, air quality and climate change.

Get Involved

1. Make a commitment to energy conservation
2. Reduce your ecological footprint using the tips in this guide
3. Make a contribution of time, money or talent to an environmental non-profit in your community

Support Our Work

To help us continue our programs and services in Toronto, please consider making a donation. Eneract uses the secure facilities of CanadaHelps.org where you will receive a charitable tax receipt via email immediately upon completing the donation process. Alternatively, please make your cheque payable to Eneract and send it to:

401 Richmond Street West, Suite 401
Toronto, ON M5V 3A8
416-488-3966