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Carbon Neutral Shredding and StackitNOW.ca are proud to be featured in toronto.com and the North York Mirror, along with our client Jubilee United Church! Way to go Jubilee United community for recycling your coffee cups and helping the environment!

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Jubilee United Church members Pat Lansche, left, Valerie Winters, Drew Winters and Judy Wells are…

“It’s June 1813 and Wellington is preparing for the invasion of France”. So begins the continuing saga of British officer Richard Sharpe as played by Sean Bean. So what has this got to do with paper shredding you ask? Well, the recruiting process has been corrupted by some in the highest ranks of the British army upon which Sharpe…

Dateline January 29th, 2015 in Whitby, ON

 Today, about 80 individuals representing Regional and Municipal government as well as public and private business, convened to support a new initiative of Durham Sustain Ability. The keynote address by sustainability advocate Mr. Bob Willard, focused on the real and truly positive business case for sustainability. In making his points, Willard articulated the “risk side to business”, that “the fact is…

A wet and windy Saturday didn’t keep the eco-club at Lincoln Ave PS from staging a well attended Eco-day celebration which included a fabulous “Earth Rangers” demonstration, silent auction, exceptional treats and sandwiches along with Tim Horton’s coffee. Carbon Neutral Shredding was on-hand to provide shredding to parents with all funds going to the school. A highligt for CNS was being able to offer shredding/recycling of all the…

A shredding service is only as good as the size of the shredding particle it produces. At Carbon Neutral Shredding, our shred size meets a standard deemed “high security shredding” as established by the Treasury Board of Canada. Most on-site shredding takes place with a process called “pierce-and-tear”, an efficient method to shred; not so great when it comes to oversize pieces. With a usual dimension of…

By Olivia Fernandez, Living Planet @ Work

Through the Living Planet @ Work program, I’ve connected with dozens of environmental ambassadors at companies across Canada. Many take a holistic approach to sustainability at work by spearheading footprint reduction initiatives, engaging employees in the process, and most importantly, supporting WWF’s critical conservation work.

Fundraising for conservation is a meaningful way for companies to demonstrate their commitment and one which translates…