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Why won't Freeland rule out fossil fuels in clean investment definitions? | Canada's National Observer: Climate News - Vimarsana News

Why won't Freeland rule out fossil fuels in clean investment definitions? | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

Finance Canada is undermining sustainable investment with a multi-year effort to include fossil fuels in guidelines intended to help capital flow to clean alternatives, climate and finance experts say.

Frustrated with inaction, panel tasked with bolstering sustainable finance markets ends its work - Vimarsana News

Frustrated with inaction, panel tasked with bolstering sustainable finance markets ends its work

Sustainable Finance Action Council’s members frustrated as Ottawa has yet to implement recommendations for a made-in-Canada taxonomy of climate-focused investments

Ottawa stops layering on new climate promises to focus on implementation — and gets lukewarm reviews - Vimarsana News

Ottawa stops layering on new climate promises to focus on implementation — and gets lukewarm reviews

Relief at some green policies coming into place was counterbalanced by disappointment with the federal government over the timeline on others

Expert panel tells Ottawa to move faster on corporate disclosure of climate risks - Vimarsana News

Expert panel tells Ottawa to move faster on corporate disclosure of climate risks

In wake of destructive wildfires, flooding and heat across Canada, think tank SFAC finds companies need to beef up data

Canada needs a road map to root out greenwashing for financial products - Vimarsana News

Canada needs a road map to root out greenwashing for financial products

An effective taxonomy, if science-based and backstopped by strong enforcement measures, could stem the amount of greenwashing and actually put Canada on a path to net zero.