Will a shareholder resolution at this week’s annual meeting push Thomson Reuters to act on human rights risks and send an important signal to its global peers?

With the Canadian financial sector struggling to adapt to climate change impacts and the financial implications of a phase-out of fossil fuels in the energy system, it is time for the Bank of Canada and our national financial regulators to step in.

Will Canada lead the world in the transition to a more sustainable financial system?

A claim in U.S. courts alleges Canada's largest banks manipulated CDOR, a financial benchmark, over the course of seven years.

The themes raised at a recent workshop in Europe represent a great opportunity for the Bank of Canada and our financial market regulators to consider how Canadian financial sector giants are preparing for a clean energy future.

B.C. and Canada have stood still on climate action since the Paris Agreement came into force in November 2016. The new council may change that.

It is time Canada’s wealthiest individuals and families step up on the need for action on climate change.

Bank disclosures on the economic threats and opportunities related to climate change are vital to managing global financial stability.

Canadian cities hoping to lead the charge on climate change action should be taking notes from the Texan capital of Austin, writes columnist Hamish Stewart.

Kinder Morgan shareholders should be questioning the competency of Mr. Anderson to lead the company through a disruptive energy transition.