Learning from Lululemon: If Canada wants to get serious about forced labour, disclosure laws won’t do

Canada’s Modern Slavery Act does not require large Canadian companies to actually take actions to prevent or reduce the risk of forced labour and child labour in their supply chains

Transparency and sustainability new focus for supply chain, says annual MHI report

Nearly three quarters of supply chain leaders are increasing their supply chain technology and innovation investments according to an industry report released at ProMat 2023

CP joins United Nations Global Compact

Canadian Pacific is the first freight rail company in North America to participate in the United Nations (UN) Global Compact

Feds seek comments on forced labour report

The government has made a commitment to ensure that goods produced by forced labour do not enter Canada and that Canadian companies operating around the world observe responsible business practices

No more monkey business – airline to stop carrying lab animals

Kenya Airways will not renew its contract with shipper after monkeys escaped a truck crash in Pennsylvania

Air Canada joins new climate group

Air Canada is a founding member of, and the first Canadian carrier to join the Aviation Climate Taskforce

Companies operating at sea must embrace conservation and sustainability — and not wait to be forced into it

Reporting practices on environmental, social and corporate governance among companies operating at sea are not a top priority

Trudeau says Ontario sick leave should be delivered directly through employers

Ontario should work directly with employers to bring in a paid sick-leave program, the prime minister said Tuesday as the province made clear it wanted to top up an…

Shipping industry backs US$5 billion decarbonization fund

Aim is complete decarbonization of maritime transport within a decade

Train speed a top factor in wildlife deaths

Study looked at fatalities in Banff, Yoho national parks