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Sustainability labels could solve Bay Street's greenwashing problem, but some disagree

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By David Thurton Verified, Max Paris Verified
| CBC News
Faced with accusations of greenwashing, a group comprising Canada's big banks and financial institutions is working on a new set of labels to clearly identify "green" financial products for investors. The federal government, technical experts and 25 banks, insurance companies and pension funds holding $10 trillion in assets are at work on what they call science-based "sustainability labels" that could help investors navigate market claims about so-called "green" investments.
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RCMP is losing Indigenous officers — and some former Mounties blame racism in the ranks | CBC News Original

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By Max Paris Verified, Raffy Boudjikanian Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
Data released by the RCMP in Parliament shows that the force is losing Indigenous officers — a trend which comes as no surprise to retired Mounties and other observers. Kerri McKee, centre, of the Montreal Lake Cree Nation in Saskatchewan as a young RCMP officer. She retired from the force as an inspector in 2019, after a career she's proud of but admits was tinged with racism from colleagues. (Submitted by Kerri McKee) By her eighth year in the RCMP, Const.
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Fatal Cyclone crash just the latest tragedy in tortured saga of Canada's military helicopters

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By Max Paris Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
The Canadian military's last ship-borne choppers lasted over half a century. But a false start on replacing the Sea Kings meant the Canadian Forces had to wait 25 years to acquire the Cyclone CH-148s — which now face questions after a fatal crash. The Canadian military's last ship-borne choppers lasted over half a century. But a false start on replacing the Sea Kings meant it took 25 years to acquire their replacements — the Cyclone CH-148s, which are now facing questions after a fatal crash.
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