To truly move to a sustainable economy, Canada must embrace circularity principles and practices and move away from its current linear industries, supply chains, and business models. In order to make circularity a widely-adopted strategy for advancing sustainability, CELC has adopted a multi-pronged approach that focuses on:
Finance and investment are critical enablers for the circular economy, mobilizing capital to support business and community efforts while addressing…
Click here...
Taking a strategic, national approach to advancing a circular economy for Canada will help ensure that opportunities and benefits are…
Click here...
Access to information and knowledge sharing is essential to advancing the circular economy in Canada, and must be based on…
Click here...
CELC’s Online Community Platform provides a virtual space for our CELC Partner Network to connect, share knowledge, tackle barriers, and…
Click here...
CELC’s Knowledge Series is a series of free, public webinars and events dedicated to sharing information on topical themes and…
Click here...
Co-hosted by Circular Economy Leadership Canada and the Circular Innovation Council, the Canadian Circular Economy Summit convenes thought leaders from…
Click here...
Demand for primary metals and minerals is projected to escalate over the next 30 years, driven by rising global population,…
Click here...
Canada’s agri-food industry—which includes all the enterprises that produce, sell, and deliver food—is one of Canada’s most important economic sectors.…
Click here...
Construction is one of the most important economic sectors in Canada, generating more than $150 billion in GDP in 2022.…
Click here...CELC works with stakeholders across sectors and industries to advance the circular economy solutions that are critical to Canada and North America more broadly.
Get InvoledJoin our mailing list