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Summer 2015
2015 Best 50 Issue
Featuring 2015 Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada ranking
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The Best 50 rolls up the rim |
| Tim Hortons is the top-ranked company on the 2015 Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada. |
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Top company profile: Tim Hortons |
| A cultural icon, Tim Hortons has steadily improved its sustainability performance over the past five years. Will it stick? |
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2015 Best 50 results |
| The results for the 2015 Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada ranking. |
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Why Campbell’s carbon tax gamble proved a good betLeadership
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| An Q&A with former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell, the recipient of CK's 2015 Award of Distinction. |
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Greenest chief executive in Canada 2015Leadership
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| Gordon Hicks, head of Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions, drives environmental stewardship to a new level. |
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How to avoid an acid tripTransportation
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| Shipping trainloads of sulphuric acid and other dangerous chemicals can be risky and often unnecessary business. |
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Dark spots on a brighter sunWaste
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| The way PV modules are made and how the industry deals with future e-waste risks tarnishing its squeaky clean image. |
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Are rich subsidies for solar holding the industry back?Clean Technology
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| The founder of the world’s largest solar services provider argues that it's time for the solar industry to stand on its own. |
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Mostly sunny with a chance of showersClean Technology
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| The growth of solar power has been nothing short of incredible, and the party is expected to continue. |
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The Guardian has earned its nameClimate & Carbon
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| It's time for mainstream media in North America to follow the U.K.-based newspaper and take a stand on climate change. |
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When the flood comes |
| Which Canadian cities are best prepared for the next big flood? A new report grades 15 cities across the country. |
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2015 Resilient Cities results |
| The results for the 2015 Resilient Cities Report. |
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Raising the standard on sustainable citiesConnected Planet
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| Toronto-based organization leads efforts to grow an ISO standard for city data. |
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What makes a resilient city?Built Environment
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| Some cities have an advantage over others when it comes to today’s natural disasters and planning for climate resilience. |
