Walker Industries and Walker family donates $1.5 million to Hospice Niagara, becoming the lead donor for Welland Centre of Excellence
Read MoreBiweekly garbage pickup having big impact on diversion from landfills in Niagara
Read MoreWalker Industries uses landfill methane to reduce dependency on hydro grid
Read MoreWalker Employees Team up to Collect Almost 900 kg of Garbage in Niagara
Read MoreWalker Industries and Walker family donates $3 million to 2022 Canada Games for new world-class sport facility
Read MoreMedia Release - Helping Engineered Wood Manufacturers Cut Costs, Improve Products
Read MoreGreen generation: Inside GM Canada’s $28 million cogen project using renewable landfill gas
Read MoreEnbridge partners with Walker Industries and Comcor Environmental to develop renewable natural gas projects across Canada
Read MoreWalker finding ways to keep greenhouse waste out of landfills
Walker conducting studies to find ways to recycle rock wool and keep it out of landfills, thanks in part to provincial government funding through the Greenhouse Competitiveness and Innovation Initiative.
Ontario welcomes construction of largest Renewable Natural Gas plant
Jeff Yurek, Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, and Bill Walker, Associate Minister of Energy, joined representatives from Enbridge and Walker Industries in Niagara Falls to formally announce the new $42-million renewable natural gas (RNG) facility.
Walker Industries helps Ernestine's Women's Shelter deliver security
Walker has committed to donating $250,000 to Ernestine's Women's Shelter in Toronto over the next five years to put healthy, nourishing food on the tables of vulnerable women and children, who in many cases have fled abusive relationships.
Walker Industries pledges $1.5 million for Hospice Niagara expansion
Walker has pledged to donate $1.5 million to Hospice Niagara towards the development of two new Hospice Palliative Care Centres of Excellence in Fort Erie and Welland for residents from across Niagara.
GM invests $28 million to cut emissions, hydro use
General Motors expects to cut its net greenhouse gas emissions by 70 per cent while reducing its reliance on hydro using renewable landfill gas piped in from Walker Industries' Niagara landfill.