FEBRUARY 2026 An exciting space To achieve her many goals, Melinda teamed up with her father and formed Tooketree Passive Homes in 2017. They started by leasing a 7,000-square-foot factory in Muskoka. In the years since, they have evolved and expanded considerably. Over the past three years, in particular, the company has gained a lot of momentum. They recently purchased their factory, for example, and they are now undergoing renovations in order to significantly increase their production capacity. In recent years, Tooketree has also deepened their partnerships – notably with Keepers of the Circle, an Indigenous, women-led organization tasked with the mandate of enhancing, promoting, and fostering the social, economic, cultural, and political well-being of Indigenous women in Canada. The Keepers are currently building their own factory in Kirkland Lake which will produce SEED panels.
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