Don Kayne

Wholesales electric power, natural gas products and services

Operates as a nonprofit association that produces lumber, pulp, paper and panelboard

Operates as a trade association

Operates softwood lumber organization

Promotes softwood lumber products in construction industry

Produces and supplies customized dairy ingredients that used in the food, beverage and nutrition industry

Educating Girls of Rural China is a company based in Vancouver, Canada.

Project Learning Tree Canada is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing environmental education, forest literacy, and green career development, with a focus on the forest, conservation, and parks sectors. The private company is based in Ottawa, Canada. The organization offers resources and programs for learners of all ages, including nature-based activities, downloadable worksheets, professional development courses for educators, and career exploration tools for youth. Workforce development is central to their mission, supporting youth aged 15-30, including those facing employment barriers and underrepresented groups such as Indigenous, Francophone, newcomer, and urban communities. Project Learning Tree Canada runs mentorship initiatives, provides employer support through wage match funding programs and webinars, and promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion in the green workforce. Educational offerings include certifications in sustainable resource management, online interactive experiences, courses on Indigenous rights and relationship-building, and a webinar series on essential job skills. The Canadian company's materials are multilingual and incorporate Indigenous perspectives.