Alberta's Circular Innovations
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
11:00am to 1:00pm
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Join the Waste Reduction Network to learn from Alberta companies how they are creating new products from your waste.
Join us to learn from Albertan trailblazers on their innovations, successes, and challenges as it relates to circular materials. Gain insight into ways they’re transforming items once considered waste into new products. From paving stones made from shingles to art made of recycled plastics, explore how you and your organization may be able to integrate these materials or technologies into your operations.
This event will be offered in a hybrid format and you may choose to attend in person at City Hall (1 Sir Winston Churchill Square, Edmonton Ab), or online via zoom. In person attendees will also have the opportunity to network with other members and enjoy some light refreshments from The Hallway Cafe.
Presentations by:
Mehr Nikoo, Program Director, Bioindustrial and Circular Innovation, Alberta Innovates, discussing opportunities for the circular economy funding opportunities for innovation in Alberta.
David Babich, Co-Founder of Sustainable Paving Stones, a Calgary based company transforming used shingles into 100% recycled affordable paving stones built to withstand heavy use and Alberta temperatures.
Corey Saban, Founder and CEO of [Re] Waste, an Edmonton-based company that manages hard-to-recycle materials through its Landfill Diversion Program. They have developed circular packaging for the cannabis industry, created furniture displays, and offer waste audit services.
Rojine McVea, Co-Founder and President of ZeroDish, a student-led initiative facilitating a reusable dish share program to reduce single use items on university campuses and beyond.
We are looking forward to connecting with you and these industry leaders to discuss more about innovative recycling's role in a circular economy.
Accessing the Event:
In Person Attendees - Transit and Parking:
Transit options include the Churchill LRT station (exit via City Hall LRT Access) and the nearest bus stops are at 99 Street & 103A Ave and 100 Street & 103A Avenue. Parking is available at City Hall for $5/hour. Public access to City Hall main floor via elevator to P1 and P3.
Upon entering, you will go through a security screening and bag check. Once you've cleared the screening, turn right or ask a staff member, who will be aware of the event and can guide you to the Heritage Room.
Online Attendees - Meeting Access:
Following registration, you will be emailed a zoom link to access the event. Online attendees will be able to view presentations and ask questions, but will not be involved in the networking portion of the event.
1A Sir Winston Churchill Sq NW
Edmonton, AB, T5J 2R7