University of Calgary leads the pack of engineering schools

Corporate Knights releases 2010 Actuarial Knight Schools Survey

Corporate Knights releases its 2010 Business Knight Schools Survey

Northwest Territories and British Columbia at the top of a mediocre class

Toronto and Yellowknife take top spots in large and small city categories

The CEOs of the Canadian companies on the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World opened the market today. Joining the group was Toby Heaps, Editor-in-Chief and Chief Executive, Corporate Knights Magazine,  Karen Kun, Publisher, Corporate Knights Magazine, Matthew J. Kiernan, Chief Executive of Inflection Point Capital Management, and David Gregoire, Managing Director and Head of Distribution of Legg Mason Canada Inc. The Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World is an annual project initiated by Corporate Knights, the magazine for clean capitalism. The ranking highlights the global corporations which have been most proactive in managing environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Launched in 2005, the annual Global 100 is announced each year during the World Economic Forum in Davos. For more information visit www.global100.org.

Canadian GDP up, carbon pollution down for large emitters

Cleantech 10 ™ list pinpoints the top publicly traded Cleantech companies in Canada

Cleantech 10™ list pinpoints the top publicly traded Cleantech companies in Canada
Next 10 Cleantech list highlights emerging Cleantech leaders of tomorrow

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New in 2009: Top Foreign Corporate Citizens in Canada

New in 2009: Top Foreign Corporate Citizens in Canada

Who defines the best corporate citizen?

 

Update: Corporate Knights has heard back that Ken Whyte refused an invite from CBC's The Current for a Maclean's-Corporate Knights debate on corporate citizenry. Maybe he prefers television.

BC claims title as Greenest Province; Ontario is #2; Northwest Territories is #3; PEI pulls up the rear; Alberta edges out Quebec

Survey finds big differences between companies, but actions still lag for most.

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Corporate Knights investigates how environmental and social issues are integrated into the curriculum.

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Bali Global Climate Protection Compact lays down challenge for rich and poor nations to join battle against global warming