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WATCH: How will the single use plastics ban effect PG businesses?

With a potential ban on single-use plastics by 2021, how are Prince George businesses going to handle the change?

Last week Canada joined other countries in declaring a climate emergency as we are with the effects of climate change.

According to the Earth Day Network in 2016, 335-million-metric-tons of plastic was produced around the world. OF that 4-trillion plastic bags were used with only 1 per cent being recycled.

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