We are Building Brilliance through every aspect of our student’s Humber experience. Find out more about our vision and the roadmap toward achieving it together.

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See how Humber is leading by example through our sustainable operations.

Get involved in sustainability and see how Humber supports a sustainable lifestyle.
Sustainable Self-Care Workshop
Humber
Tue, February 17, 2026
North
Learn how to care for yourself and the planet.
Join us for a Sustainable Self-Care event with The Office of Sustainability and BSSE, where wellness meets environmental responsibility through mindful practices and eco-conscious living. Recharge yourself while learning simple, sustainable ways to care for both you and the planet.
Repair Cafe
Humber
Tue, March 24, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. - 02:00 p.m.
North
Bring your broken items to be fixed at Humber's Repair Café!
A repair café is a community event where people bring broken items from home (e.g. bicycles, clothing, small appliances, electronics, etc.) to be repaired by volunteer fixers. We'll fix your items, have a great time, and learn some handy repair skills along the way. Don't miss out on the fun and the chance to give your items a new lease on life!
Global award spotlights Humber’s impact on creating sustainable buildings
Thu, January 22, 2026
International award celebrates Humber's Green Building Standards and its sector-shaping approach to sustainable design.
North Campus is being heated by a new low-carbon system
Thu, January 22, 2026
The SWITCH project will reduce natural gas use at the North Campus by 70 per cent.
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Humber Polytechnic is creating the blueprint on sustainability after establishing an aggressive timeline to reach net zero more than two decades earlier than its original goal of 2050.
Humber Polytechnic aligns itself with industry best practice reporting standards.
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Sustainability is the intrinsic value of preserving our collective future through education and action facing a climate crisis. By applying sustainable practices, diverse worldviews, and equity principles to our work, teaching approach, and strategic frameworks, we practice Mino Nawendiwin – the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) concept of good, reciprocal relationships with land, animals, plants, and one another. There is no sustainability without equity.