FAIRR report estimates that new carbon taxes could cost 40 global meat companies up to US$11.6 billion by 2050
Just Capital research finds that firms that pay employees living wages performed 12.3% better than their peers
Win or lose, Joe Biden’s plan to Build Back Better has given new hope to the climate movement.
But Canadians can't brag, wind and solar generate only 5.3% of our total electricity – about half the global share
Corporate Knights research on 850 companies in 43 countries finds Canada, U.S. lagging
Healthy, carbon-free, easy to park, the humble bicycle has become one of the few winners in the COVID-19 lockdown. With businesses shut
Exxon Q2 profits down $1.1 billion as BP announces it's upping low-carbon investments ten-fold by 2030
When the pandemic lockdown began, some of Canada’s most civic-minded companies looked past the chaos and confusion to do what they could
As social distancing changed the ways that businesses, families and even doctors and patients communicate, the world seemed to go all Zoom,
Will the coronavirus pulverize the global economy and turn us all into grieving paranoids? Or will it usher in a new culture
The COVID-19 pandemic has helped many Canadians recognize how crucial it is to better prepare for future crises. With governments preparing to
You’ve heard the predictions a thousand times. The climate crisis will change all aspects of life. Seas will rise, more forests will
Capitalism gets a rough ride from many climate crusaders, who say it encourages reckless growth and undervalues the benefits of a clean,
Placard-bearing climate activists and hoodie-wearing school strikers are gaining some pinstriped allies in the fight against the carbon economy: the world’s central
The planet’s most optimistic activists met in Oxford, England, this spring to share notes on why so many things are going wrong.
At heart, capitalism is a simple system. Anyone can start a business. If you make a profit, you pay a portion of
In the global debate over what to do about climate change, one party has typically been silent: the generation that will take
Every April, about a thousand social entrepreneurs gather in Oxford, England, for the annual Skoll World Forum. Founded by Canadian Jeff Skoll,
Amid the dreaming spires of Oxford, U.K., the world’s leading social optimists – philanthropists, activists, entrepreneurs and a few celebrities – met
