IR Leader
January 06, 2026

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Essentials: AI’s Opportunities and Challenges

It's potential could be limitless, but right now so is the anxiety it's causing employees and executives.

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Alberta Securities Act Amended to Introduce Safe Harbours for Climate-Related Disclosures

On December 11, 2025, Alberta passed amendments to the Securities Act, authorizing regulations that provide safe harbour protections for climate-related disclosures. This legislative shift aligns securities law with ESG realities, encouraging transparency while reducing liability for good-faith efforts.

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Five Sustainable Finance Predictions for 2026

Eugene Ellmen is back with his annual list of predictions for the year ahead in sustainable finance. This past year was, in some ways, worse than anyone imagined, and, in other ways, better than it seemed. One thing is certain about 2026: the technologies ushering in a more sustainable future will continue to prove their superiority.

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What Investors and Boards Want from CFOs and How to Deliver It

The more capital you raise, the more you have to work to create value with it. Here’s how CFOs can lead the way.

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Canadian Securities Administrators Request for Comment on Proposed Amendments to NI 52-112 - Non-GAAP and Other Financial Measures Disclosure

The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) have published for a 90-day comment period proposed amendments to NI 52-112 and related changes to the Companion Policy, plus a consequential amendment to Multilateral Instrument 11-102 - Passport System. The primary objective is to address the implications of IFRS 18 - Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements so that management-defined performance measures disclosed in financial statements do not fall outside the scope of NI 52-112 when those same measures are used outside the financial statements.

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The Red Glare: Watching the Impact in Canada of ESG Changes in the United States -- Proxy Voting Changes

In response to regulatory pressures in the US and shifting stewardship priorities among their clients including in respect of ESG matters, in October 2025, both Glass, Lewis & Co. (Glass Lewis) and Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. (ISS) announced a shift in their global proxy voting policies away from standardized benchmark proxy voting recommendations to customized recommendations tailored to each investor’s priorities, including in respect of DEI and environmental matters.

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