A recent letter to Corporate Knights declared that “profits should be the sole objective of corporations, a principle which has been upheld throughout
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Since it was founded in 1947, the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) has been helping companies grow and then later find ways to
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On March 2, the Bank of Canada became the latest central bank to weigh in on the monumental impact that climate change
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Most of the oxygen in the corporate sustainability space tends to be sucked up by the largest companies in the marketplace. To
Horizon Utilities had a legacy problem. An old power corridor was running through the Twelve Mile Creek watershed in the Niagara Peninsula,
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To establish the Future 40 shortlist, the research team identified all Canadian companies with revenues under $2 billion or maintaining fewer than
Canada’s biggest companies – those with annual revenues of more than $2 billion – are generally thought of as the best disclosers
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When Export Development Canada (EDC) signed on to the Equator Principles in 2007, the world of international project financing was simpler –
Sophie Brochu used to listen to tapes of customers calling into the service line at Gaz Métro while she ran on the
2015 methodology: To establish the Future 40 shortlist, the research team identified all Canadian companies with revenues under $2 billion or maintaining
Thirteen years ago Corporate Knights launched its Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada ranking, which has since shone a light on companies
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For two hours last July, the skies opened. Two major thunderstorms dumped 126 millimetres of rain on Toronto, setting an all-time record
To establish the Future 40 shortlist, the research team identified all Canadian companies with revenues under $2 billion or maintaining fewer than
