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Spencer Van Dyk

Spencer Van Dyk

Verified

Associate Producer, CTV Question Period Podcast with Evan Solomon

Ottawa

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Total articles 567

  • Université de Sherbrooke students create greener greenhouse

    By Spencer Van Dyk Verified| CBC Montreal Verified The three-by-six-metre structure — called VG360 — is made of cedar, with an inclined south-facing window wall, solar panels, and a red metal roof. Nestled behind a farm in the Eastern Townships, the off-grid greenhouse is meant to be a model for future construction projects, while also promoting food autonomy. (Spencer Van Dyk/CBC)Three engineering students at l'Université de Sherbrooke spent three years designing and building their perfect greenhouse.

    By Spencer Van Dyk Verified · CBC Montreal

    Dec. 30, 2020

  • Univesité de Sherbrooke students create greener greenhouse

    By Spencer Van Dyk Verified| CBC Montreal Verified The three-by-six-metre structure — called VG360 — is made of cedar, with an inclined south-facing window wall, solar panels, and a red metal roof. Nestled behind a farm in the Eastern Townships, the off-grid greenhouse is meant to be a model for future construction projects, while also promoting food autonomy. (Spencer Van Dyk/CBC)Three engineering students at l'Université de Sherbrooke spent three years designing and building their perfect greenhouse.

    By Spencer Van Dyk Verified · CBC Montreal

    Dec. 28, 2020

  • Université de Sherbrooke students create greener greenhouse

    By Spencer Van Dyk Verified| CBC Montreal Verified The three-by-six-metre structure — called VG360 — is made of cedar, with an inclined south-facing window wall, solar panels, and a red metal roof. Nestled behind a farm in the Eastern Townships, the off-grid greenhouse is meant to be a model for future construction projects, while also promoting food autonomy. (Spencer Van Dyk/CBC)Three engineering students at l'Université de Sherbrooke spent three years designing and building their perfect greenhouse.

    By Spencer Van Dyk Verified · CBC Montreal

    Dec. 30, 2020

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CTV Question Period Podcast with Evan Solomon

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

+1 416-924-6664