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NHL Green
The Toronto Maple Leafs are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and have teamed up with the NHL to support the NHL Green Awareness month of March. The Maple Leafs game on Saturday, March 24th, 2018 was dedicated to NHL Green awareness and included several activations to highlight our continued effort in preserving the environment we play in.
Renewable Energy Credits

For the month of March, MLSE matched 100% of the electricity used during all Maple Leafs, Raptors and Toronto FC games at Air Canada Centre and BMO Field with Renewable Energy Credits supporting Canadian renewable energy projects.

Johnny Bower Park Clean Up Event

On March 22nd, MLSE staff, alumni ambassadors Wendel Clark, Jamaal Magloire, and Dwayne De Rosario along with Carlton the Bear and the Raptor participated in the first annual Johnny Bower Park Clean-Up. This event officially launched the City of Mississauga's 20-Minute Makeover campaign leading up to Earth Day. Leafs legend Johnny Bower devoted his spare time to keeping the park clean and MLSE is proud to continue his legacy. 

"Recycle The Game" Used Hockey Equipment Drive

On NHL Green Game Day, the Leafs hosted a used hockey equipment drive in the Galleria at ACC. An NHL-sized green hockey net collection booth was set up outside Real Sports Apparel and all items were donated to MLSE Foundation's Hockey in the Neighbourhood program to help youth in need. Each person who donated received a special thank-you gift from the Leafs.

For more information on Hockey in the Neighbourhood, visit mlsefoundation.org

NHL Green Awareness Game

During the game, fans at Air Canada Centre observed the following changes in support of NHL Green - venue spotlights were turned off, external advertising was dimmed, concourse lights were reduced by 66%, and pump and fan use was reduced where possible. In addition, fans were educated on environmental practices during the game through "Did You Know" facts on the main scoreboard.