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Lindsay Walker

Director, Sustainability, Humber Polytechnic

For over a decade, Lindsay has led Humber’s efforts to embed sustainability into its curriculum, operations, and community engagement. Under her leadership, Humber has earned top national recognition through the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System (STARS).

She was named a 2025 AASHE Fellow and a 2024 Clean50 honouree for her leadership in sustainability education and operations. Lindsay contributes nationally through advisory roles with organizations like CICan, AASHE, Evergreen, and the City of Toronto Climate Advisory Group.

With a background in civil engineering and environmental science, Lindsay brings a unique blend of technical and engagement expertise. Before Humber, she taught at Toronto Metropolitan University, supported waste reduction initiatives across the GTA, and worked in environmental site assessments in B.C. Outside of work, she’s often at the hockey rink—watching her kids or learning to play herself.

All Sessions by Lindsay Walker

  • Day 2 | May 15, 2025


  • 2:15pm  - 3:00pm
    Post-secondary campuses are uniquely positioned to accelerate Canada’s EV charging rollout. With over 30,000 acres of land in BC alone, and parking lots that sit largely idle overnight, colleges and universities can serve as high-impact community charging hubs – not just for students and staff, but for fleets, condo residents and the broader public. They offer an unprecedented opportunity to scale a regional and national clean energy network using public lands. Campuses also come equipped with the operational backbone (maintenance, IT systems, and security) needed to support reliable charging. This session shares insights from the newly completed Roadmap of the Colleges and Universities EV Charging Alliance, led by Foresight and funded by BC Hydro, the City of Vancouver, UBC, SFU. The discussion will explore the opportunity for campuses to deliver services to the broader community, generating revenue for their institutions and accelerating the build out of regional and national infrastructure. 
    Fleet
    Government
    Public Charging
    Where
    Theatre West




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Power Pass

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  • Access to two days of expo hall
  • 40+ sessions, talks and panels across four stages
  • Test drive electric cars, vans and trucks on 1.8km of real roads
  • Profile in networking database

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  • Access to two days of expo hall
  • 40+ sessions, talks and panels across four stages
  • Test drive electric cars, vans and trucks on 1.8km of real roads
  • Profile in networking database

EV & Charging Expo +
kWh Summit Combo Pass

Includes a ticket to the EV & Charging Expo on May 14-15 and the kWh Summit grid innovation conference on May 13. 

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  • All benefits included in the Expo Pass for the EV & Charging Expo on May 14-15

 

First Nations, Inuk and Métis attendees may access special pricing ($79) using the Indigenous Expo Pass.

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May 14–15, 2025 | Hall A, Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, 100 Princes’ Blvd #1, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3

We acknowledge the land we are meeting on is the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

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