139. The first certified passive house in Saskatchewan

from Green Energy Futures · host David Dodge

This week on CKUA's Green Energy Futures podcast, we visit the first certified passive house in Saskatchewan. It's an ironic twist, since the passive house concept was created in the province back in the 1970s.

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