Corporate Knights

Providing information empowering markets to foster a better world. Corporate Knights produces editorial at the intersection of business and society, with news and analysis about sustainability and corporate sustainability rankings

Corporate Knights • Volume 25 Issue 3

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Walking to the end of the world • Doomerism is optional, but resilience is mandatory

Corporate Knights • Super El Niño summer

Up in the air • The moment appears ripe for sustainable aviation fuels to step up, but the market’s still not ready

An apex predator comes to Atlantic Canada • Canada’s Maritime region must adapt quickly as it plays host to a growing seasonal population of white sharks

The cost of paradise • An itinerant journalist examines the hidden harms of digital nomadism

Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens 2026 • As Canada navigates trade upheaval, its top sustainable companies are investing in resilient prosperity

Innergex • The number-one firm on this year’s Best 50 list has earned the trust of long-term investors and set its sights on global expansion

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR TRAVEL ON A CHANGING PLANET • How travel and tourism are evolving in the age of climate resilience

LAST-CHANCE TOURISM

A CLEAN BREAK • How regenerative travel is putting tourists to work for nature restoration

THE EARLY SAKURA SPRING

SEAWEED SURGE • Warming waters are fuelling vast, continent-scale blooms of macroalgae

TRAVELLING TREES

COASTAL ICK

NATURAL CAPITAL • The tourism sector has a central role in the movement to put a price on nature, but commodification has its drawbacks

GATEWAY TO GALÁPAGOS

THE CARIBOU REMEMBERS • Researchers are working to preserve caribou collective memory and the migration routes they rely on

YOUR NEXT ‘COOLCATION’

THE RETURN OF THE STAYCATION • The pandemic sent people back to nature. Will the fuel shock deepen the trend?

DEFEND THE BEACH

LAST-CHANCE TOURISM

Rebuilding resilience along the Wolastoq • How targeted investments in nature restoration are building climate resilience in the Wolastoq watershed in New Brunswick

U.S. CLIMATE ACTION ISN’T STOPPING • Former Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti is helping lead a parallel order of climate diplomacy where cities and regions have the upper hand

A different playbook for climate action

A captain of mining tries to rehabilitate the industry • The storied Canadian mining executive Rob McEwen is planning a more sustainable copper mine in Argentina, but the sector’s track record stands in the way

Reigniting Kenya’s love for electric motorcycles • Despite the appeal, electric bikes have struggled to find traction. Battery swapping is changing that.

Brazil’s carbon markets have a credibility problem • From land fraud to green lobbying, Brazil’s carbon markets are struggling to deliver what they promise – just as the country tries to lead on climate finance

HEROES & ZEROS

Nuclear dead end • Nuclear development commits capital to yesterday’s system, even as the replacement is overtaking it

DESTINATION: GREEN MAKEOVER