March 7, 2024
UBCIC secures Indigenous rights win
Our long term partner the Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) announced today a win on pushing Canada’s biggest bank forward on Indigenous rights.
Our long term partner the Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) announced today a win on pushing Canada’s biggest bank forward on Indigenous rights.
In response to today’s release of a Climate Report by RBC that finally addressed some of its own corporate impacts on our climate, partners in the network released the following response.
A new report out today from UK based think tank Influence Map highlighted how far behind Canada’s big banks are when it comes to climate, even when compared to their larger US counterparts.
Today the shareholder advocacy group Investors for Paris Compliance lodged a securities complaint with the Ontario Securities Commission and the Autorité des marchés financiers of Québec alleging misleading disclosure by Canada’s big five banks regarding their sustainable finance activity.
This is a deal that’s bad for everyone but the bankers. That’s the strong message sent from representatives of a growing collection of civil society organizations who are raising significant concerns over the proposed acquisition of HSBC Canada by RBC.
As reported in the Globe and Mail, the finance committee in the House of Commons voted yesterday to call on the government to block the takeover of HSBC Canada by RBC.
Today the Environment Committee in Canada’s House of Commons jointly approved a study on the impacts of Canadian financial institutions on climate and the environment.
We are writing in regards to the Department of Finance’s consultation regarding the proposed acquisition of HSBC Bank of Canada (HSBC) by RBC Royal Bank (RBC).
Walking out of my home in Toronto to the smell of wildfires in the air in recent days has been jarring.
If RBC were taking its climate commitments seriously, you would at least think they would have a strong policy on coal – the world’s dirtiest, deadliest, and dumbest fossil fuel.