Better to help improve than shun a company trying to recover after CSR challenges

We see a tremendous degree of value in working with companies to inform and support improvements in their practices.

International Trade Diversification Minister Jim Carr, pictured Oct. 18 before the Senate Foreign Affairs and Trade Committee, is the minister responsible for Export Development Canada. His predecessor initiated a review of its enabling legislation in the summer.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY BENOIT DAIGNAULT

November 28, 2018

Anyone listening to the news knows we live in a climate of high expectations. Corporations, governments, financial institutions, and companies of all sizes are under the microscope in terms of whether they conduct business in a responsible way. Where once corporate social responsibility (CSR) was a ...

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