The people who make a difference

Walmart Canada has made strong commitments for improving sustainability in their own operations and Susan and her team are working throughout the company to ensure these commitments are more than just words. Walmart Canada has already achieved an 88% waste diversion rate, launched the Walmart Canada Plastics Charter to reduce plastic waste, and launched Project Gigaton, which works extensively with suppliers to reduce GHG emissions. They are investing $175 million to build a sustainable, zero-waste fulfillment centre in Surrey, B.C., and will use 100% alternative power to fuel their fleet by 2028. Walmart has committed to achieving zero food waste and ensuring their private brand packaging is 100% recyclable by 2025.

The Clean50 Individual awards are selected from 16 diverse categories that transcend industries, academia, different levels of government, thought leaders and advocates, and are based on accomplishments delivered over the prior two years.

Clean50
2014

Tim Faveri

Tim Hortons Inc.
Retail & Consumer Products
Clean50
2014

Kaz Flinn

Scotiabank
Financial & Services Organizations
Clean50
2014

Jim Harris

Strategic Advantage
Education & Thought Leadership
Clean50
2014

Cheeying Ho

Whistler Centre for Sustainability
Cities
Clean50
2014

Jamie James

Tower Labs@ MaRS
Building: Design, Development & Management
Clean50
2014

Peter Love

Love Energy Consultants Inc.
Traditional Energy & Generation
Clean50
2014

Gordon McBean

University of Western Ontario
Education & Thought Leadership
Clean50
2014

Greg Nevison

Tridel Corp
Building: Design, Development & Management
Clean50
2014

Neil Pegram

Morguard
Building: Design, Development & Management