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Canada’s Net-Zero Electricity Grid Delay: What It Means for ESG Professionals
Canada has long positioned itself as a global leader in sustainability and climate action. So when the federal government announced in December 2024 that it would delay its Canada’s Net-Zero Electricity Grid target by 15 years—from 2035 to 2050—it raised concerns across the ESG and energy sectors. This policy shift doesn’t just reflect technical and […]
ESG Leaders Across Europe Join Forces in June 2025 Training
The European Certified Sustainability (ESG) Practitioner Program, held on June 25–27, 2025, brought together senior professionals from across the continent—and beyond—to strengthen their knowledge and capabilities in ESG strategy, compliance, and reporting. Over three immersive days, participants engaged in high-impact sessions, case study discussions, and practical exercises guided by experienced sustainability consultants from the Centre […]
ArcelorMittal’s Hamilton Closure: A Case Study in ESG Gaps and Industrial Transition
In June 2025, ArcelorMittal Dofasco announced it would close its wire-drawing mill in Hamilton, Ontario, cutting 153 jobs. The mill produced high-carbon wire for sectors like automotive and construction. Read more about the closure. Though the company cited cost efficiency, the decision reflects larger shifts—economic, environmental, and social—shaping Canada’s industrial future. It highlights the urgency […]
Shell’s LNG Expansion: Implications for Canadian Sustainability Experts
In a major energy announcement, Shell revealed plans to add up to 12 million tonnes of new liquefied natural gas (LNG) capacity by 2030. Central to this expansion is Canada—specifically, the LNG Canada project in Kitimat, BC. As one of the largest energy investments in the country’s history, it represents both opportunity and risk. For […]
Alberta’s Pipeline Plans: The Role of ESG Training in Energy Projects
As Alberta’s government advances plans for a new crude oil pipeline to the West Coast, the debate around energy and sustainability intensifies. The province relies heavily on energy revenues. However, today’s infrastructure must align with modern environmental and social expectations. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) standards are now essential in shaping energy projects. A Strategic […]
RBC’s Shift in Sustainable Finance: A Wake-Up Call for ESG Professionals
In a surprising move that has sent ripples through the financial and sustainability sectors, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), one of the nation’s largest lenders, has decided to walk away from its sustainable finance targets. This development raises critical questions about the role of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) commitments in the Canadian financial industry […]
Green Leadership at the G7: What the Kananaskis Summit Means for the Sustainability Agenda
From June 15 to 17, global leaders met in Kananaskis, Alberta. This was the 50th G7 Summit. More importantly, it came at a time of rising global instability. Geopolitical tensions are growing. So are economic risks and climate crises. Therefore, this summit is not just tradition. It’s a test of the G7’s commitment to a […]
Canada’s 2035 Emissions Targets: What Sustainability Professionals Need to Know
Canada’s 2035 Emissions Targets: A 2035 Milestone with Global Implications In December 2024, the Canadian government announced a new national commitment: to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 45%–50% below 2005 levels by 2035. This move aligns Canada with global efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C, as outlined in the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report. It builds […]
Canada’s Third Green Bond Issuance: Advancing Sustainable Finance
The Government of Canada is strengthening its commitment to sustainable finance with its third green bond issuance, announced in February 2025. This move signals Canada’s expanding role in global ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) leadership. It also supports the shift toward climate-focused investments and clean economic growth. Green bonds help fund environmentally beneficial projects like […]
Canadian Banks’ Departure from Climate Coalitions: What It Means for ESG Commitments
In a move raising eyebrows across the global financial and sustainability communities, several major Canadian banks have quietly withdrawn from prominent international climate coalitions. These exits signal potential shifts in how Canada’s financial sector approaches environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments—and could have lasting implications for the country’s role in sustainable finance. Why Are Canadian […]