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Women and racialized CEOs may outperform their peers because they face tougher barriers to the top
New research suggests women and racialized CEOs often outperform white men — not because they’re inherently better leaders, but because they’ve had to clear higher, often unfair, barriers to reach the top.
Canada’s Sustainable Finance Taxonomy: What it is, what is happening and what’s coming next
Canada’s sustainable finance taxonomy faces big challenges, from oil and gas, Indigenous rights and the real meaning of the word ‘transition.’
Q&A: Climate action, community resilience begins with who owns our economy, Jon Shell says
Canada can’t tackle climate resilience until it confronts who owns its economy, and how inequality is rising.
Partnered Partnered content How construction contracts became the blueprint for social change in Manitoba
Manitoba is a leader in social procurement, with decades of partnerships among government, businesses and social enterprises that have shaped a model other communities can learn from.
How naming shared values is an effective approach to leading through a crisis
How shared values help leaders steady an organization when everything feels uncertain
Explainer: Why, despite Ottawa’s billions in spending, the country’s biggest housing provider is still facing a $3B hole
Expiring funding streams and lack of funding keeps social housing stock in poor condition
Beyond the 15‑minute city: What really makes people want to walk
Why safety, comfort and joy matter more than distance when designing walkable cities
First Bite Fund launches as Ottawa puts $1 billion behind domestic food processing
New revenue‑based loan fund aims to reach the 92% of food processors that conventional capital has overlooked
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