2025 Global 100 list: World’s most sustainable companies are still betting on a greener world Shawn McCarthy
Responsible Investing Dramatic progress on greening the financial system cannot come too soon Shawn McCarthy Vast pools of private capital must be harnessed to finance the transition and Canada is lagging, says groundbreaking report
Responsible Investing It’s past time that corporate financial statements reflect climate-related risks Rob Schuwerk More than 70% of some of the world’s biggest emitters have ‘glaring absence of climate risks in financial reporting’
Fall 2021 | Responsible Investing Is Big Food hiding the carbon footprint of your lunch? Alex Robinson Report finds Wendy's, Loblaw and Beyond Meat don't disclose all emissions
Responsible Investing Are mining companies hiding Indigenous opposition from their investors? Dayna Nadine Scott and David Peerla It’s time for companies and securities regulators to make sure the whole truth of Indigenous rights claims are brought to light through corporate risk disclosures
Responsible Investing Sustainable or sellout? Four revealing questions in a company’s environmental disclosure Simon Fischweicher How can we sift through greenwashing to spot genuine climate action?
Responsible Investing | Summer 2021 ESG BS Detector: Do new “green” funds support the carbon transition? Adria Vasil We look under the hood of BlackRock's new Carbon Transition ETF to see if it delivers on its low-carbon promise
Responsible Investing Why are Canadian pensions risking our future by funding fossil fuel expansion? Patrick DeRochie Despite signs of progress, Canada’s pension funds continue to pursue investing strategies that keep us on the pathway to catastrophic climate change
Responsible Investing | Spring 2021 Heroes & zeros: Who's advancing diversity and who's selling out the climate? Bernard Simon Nasdaq pushes for diverse boards while two asset managers continue to vote down most climate-related shareholder resolutions
Responsible Investing | Spring 2021 Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street knee-deep in dirty investments CK Staff The world’s three biggest asset managers together hold US$774 billion in equity in the worst climate offenders