Inspired Go announced today that it has partnered with Haven Greens, Canada’s first fully automated greenhouse, to source 100 percent of the leafy greens used in its ready-to-eat meals. The agreement reflects a shared commitment to sustainability, innovation and building a more reliable food supply to Canadians.
Haven Greens, a Canadian, climate-controlled, touchless greenhouse, produces approximately 10,000 pounds of lettuce per day, 365 days a year, using AI-driven monitoring, robotics, and mobile gutter systems to oversee every step of production, from seeding to harvest. The closed-loop hydroponic system uses 90 percent less water than field farming, recycles nutrients, composts growth media, and is on track to achieve net-zero operations by 2027 with a 3 MW solar field under development.
Inspired Go integrates Haven Greens’ greenhouse harvests with its patented hexagon packaging, validated through third-party shelf-life testing to keep meals fresh for 5–7 days. The hexagon design not only protects ingredients from mingling but also stacks securely, reinforcing freshness and quality for customers.
To ensure delivery at peak condition, Inspired Go manages a network of 500+ trained contract drivers who operate optimized weekly routes across Canada’s major cities. Supported by dispatchers and guided by Inspired Go’s routing app, the drivers maintain predictable coverage and freshness for a highly perishable product category.
The company was recently named Champion winner of the Recharge Tomorrow Brand Challenge, a global competition recognizing ecommerce brands that excel in building strong, loyal subscription communities. Industry observers point to Inspired Go’s vertically integrated model, pairing local greenhouse sourcing, patented packaging, and direct-to-fridge delivery, as an example of how prepared food businesses can align sustainability, efficiency, and customer convenience.
For more information, visit inspired.ca
Bolo Program Unveils New Top 25 of Canada’s Most Wanted Fugitives
Posted in Commentary with tags Bolo Program on October 8, 2025 by itnerdThe faces of Canada’s most wanted fugitives filled a Vancouver news conference today as the latest iteration of the Bolo Program’s Top 25 list was unveiled, along with new incentives for members of the public to call in tips about the fugitives’ whereabouts.
Twenty-five ‘models’ filled a Vancouver Club ballroom clad in ‘spoof masks’ bearing the faces of fugitives wanted by 15 police agencies across the country, a one-of-a-kind innovative concept deployed for the first time by Bolo.
At the top of the list unveiled during the news conference is Quebec man Bryan Fuentes Gramajo, wanted by Toronto Police Service for a brazen and deadly shooting outside a north Toronto mall July 17, 2025. Fuentes Gramajo is believed to be a member of Zone 43 street gang, which operates heavily in Ontario and Quebec, with strong ties to British Columbia.
More than half a million dollars in rewards are being offered for information leading to the arrests of various suspects on the Top 25 list, an initiative that has seen great success in the past. The previous iteration of the list, unveiled in December 2024, saw nine of the 25 fugitives arrested. Of the 78 suspects featured in Bolo campaigns since the program’s inception in 2018, 42 have been located.
The latest iteration of the Top 25 list includes fugitives wanted by the Lévis Police Service, Montréal Police Service, Sûreté du Québec, Ottawa Police Service, Toronto Police Service, York Regional Police, Greater Sudbury Police Service, OPP ROPE Squad, Ontario Provincial Police, Winnipeg Police Service, Calgary Police Service, Edmonton Police Service, Delta Police Department, and Vancouver Police Department.
Top 25 List
Wanted by Toronto Police Service for Murder
Reward up to $100,000
Wanted by Sûreté du Québec for Drug Trafficking
Reward up to $100,000
Wanted by Toronto Police Service for Murder
Reward up to $100,000
Wanted by Winnipeg Police Service for Murder
Reward up to $100,000
Wanted by Montréal Police Service for Murder
Reward up to $100,000
Wanted by Montréal Police Service for Murder
Wanted by Winnipeg Police Service for Murder
Wanted by York Regional Police for Murder
Wanted by Edmonton Police Service for Murder
Reward up to $50,000
Wanted by Greater Sudbury Police Service for Murder
Wanted by Ottawa Police Service for Murder
Reward up to $50,000
Wanted by Toronto Police Service for Murder
Wanted by Vancouver Police Department for Conspiracy
Wanted by Toronto Police Service for Murder
Wanted by Ontario Provincial Police ROPE Squad for Being Unlawfully at Large
Wanted by Delta Police Department for Sexual Interference (Person under 16)
Wanted by Winnipeg Police Service for Attempted Murder
Wanted by Ontario Provincial Police ROPE Squad for Being Unlawfully at Large
Wanted by Ottawa Police Service for Murder
Wanted by Toronto Police Service for Murder
Wanted by Peel Regional Police for Murder
Wanted by Service de police de la Ville de Lévis for Assault
Wanted by Toronto Police Service for Murder
Wanted by Calgary Police Service for Manslaughter
Wanted by Ontario Provincial Police for Murder
For information on each case, visit boloprogram.org.
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