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Canada's big banks are still major funders of the fossil fuel industry. It remains to be seen how quickly they are prepared to move toward net zero

Corporate commitments to become net-zero by 2050 became so trendy this year, Canadas big banks made them twice.

Pressure is mounting as Canadians live through the very real effects of climate change

TORONTO — Corporate commitments to become net-zero by 2050 became so trendy this year, Canada’s big banks made them twice. First came a string of promises one by one, starting with TD Bank late in 2020 followed by the other banks throughout 2021.

TORONTO — Corporate commitments to become net-zero by 2050 became so trendy this year, Canada’s big banks made them twice. First came a string of promises one by one, starting with TD Bank late in 2020 followed by the other banks throughout 2021.

TORONTO - Corporate commitments to become net-zero by 2050 became so trendy this year, Canada's big banks made them twice. First came a string of promises

TORONTO — Corporate commitments to become net-zero by 2050 became so trendy this year, Canada’s big banks made them twice. First came a string of promises one by one, starting with TD Bank late in 2020 followed by the other banks throughout 2021.

TORONTO - Corporate commitments to become net-zero by 2050 became so trendy this year, Canada’s big banks made them twice.

While the finance industry is increasingly talking about the importance of climate action, Canadas big banks are still major funders of the fossil fuel industry, which produces relatively cheap energy at an environmental cost thats becoming increasingly clear.

TORONTO — Corporate commitments to become net-zero by 2050 became so trendy this year, Canada’s big banks made them twice. First came a string of promises one by one, starting with TD Bank late in 2020 followed by the other banks throughout 2021.