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Alberta’s Coal Policy Shift: Navigating the Environmental and Economic Impacts
Alberta’s Coal Policy Shift: Navigating the Environmental and Economic Impacts Alberta Coal Policy Shift through the decision to lift its coal exploration moratorium marks a pivotal moment for both environmental advocates and economic developers. This significant Alberta coal policy change brings with it profound implications for regional environmental sustainability and economic growth. Understanding Alberta’s Coal […]
Canada’s Elimination of the Consumer Carbon Tax: Implications for Sustainability Initiatives
Canada’s Elimination of the Consumer Carbon Tax: Implications for Sustainability Initiatives Canada’s recent decision to eliminate the consumer carbon tax has sparked extensive discussions among sustainability professionals, policymakers, and environmental advocates. This policy shift has raised critical questions about Canada’s future commitment to sustainability. Understanding the Carbon Tax Removal The consumer carbon tax was initially […]
Canadian Companies Lagging in Sustainability Reporting
Canadian Companies Lagging in Sustainability Reporting A recent PwC report highlights a significant gap in preparedness among Canadian companies for upcoming changes in sustainability reporting. Alarmingly, about 60% of Canadian firms lag behind, risking missed opportunities for growth, investor confidence, and long-term success. Companies not addressing this proactively could face competitive disadvantages. Importance of ESG […]
How CSRD is Transforming Board Oversight of ESG in Canadian Companies
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) board oversight is significantly influencing the way Canadian businesses approach ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) practices. Boards are actively enhancing their roles to meet these new reporting standards. According to recent insights from Datamaran’s survey, 71% of companies are proactively strengthening their board oversight to comply with CSRD requirements. This […]
CSE Executive Sustainability Training: A Resounding Success
The Center for Sustainability and Excellence (CSE) proudly announces another fully booked Leadership Certified Sustainability (ESG) Practitioner Program, which took place in March 2025. This exclusive program attracted 19 senior executives, including C-suite leaders, SVPs, VPs, senior directors, and sustainability managers, reinforcing CSE’s reputation as a global leader in ESG education. A Comprehensive and […]
Earth Hour 2025: A Call to Corporate Sustainability and Action
Every year, Earth Hour serves as a global reminder that sustainability is not just an environmental concern but an urgent business priority. In 2025, Earth Hour continues to challenge individuals, businesses, and governments to go beyond symbolic gestures and take actionable steps toward a more sustainable future. Earth Hour 2025: More Than Just Turning Off […]
Sustainability-Linked Loans (SLLs): Green Finance or Greenwashing?
How Major Polluters Exploit Sustainability-Linked Loans (SLLs) Sustainability-Linked Loans (SLLs) are a growing financial tool designed to support companies in improving their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. Banks have issued billions in SLLs, including to some of Canada’s largest corporate polluters, under the premise that these firms will enhance sustainability practices. However, many of […]
Sustainable Investment in Canada 2025: Resilience Amid Market Shifts
The Future of Sustainable Investment in Canada: 2025 Outlook Despite evolving market trends and regulatory shifts, Sustainable investment in Canada remains central for investors. Some companies are engaging in “greenhushing,” downplaying sustainability commitments to avoid scrutiny. However, investors prioritize long-term value and accountability. Instead of reducing ESG efforts, or adopting aspirational sustainability goals, many are […]
Canada’s Clean Electricity Future: Sectors Poised to Benefit
The Power Shift: Clean Electricity Benefits in Canada Canada is on the path to a clean electricity future, leveraging renewable sources such as hydropower, wind, solar, and nuclear. This shift is not just about reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions; it presents a tremendous economic opportunity for multiple sectors. The Clean Electricity Regulations provide a roadmap […]
Turning Canadian Climate Policy into Corporate Action
Canada is advancing its sustainability agenda with ambitious policies, such as the Clean Electricity Regulations and the Canadian Sustainability Disclosure Standards (CSDS). However, the true impact of these regulations depends on how well businesses integrate them into corporate strategies. Canadian climate action leadership, executives and managers play a critical role in driving this transformation, embedding sustainability […]