Canadian Extractives as Development: Myth or Reality?
This paper summarizes four Canadian National Roundtables on Corporate Social Responsibility and
the Canadian Extractive Sector in Developing Countries held in response to a recommendation that the government «Establish clear legal norms in Canada to ensure that Canadian companies and residents are held accountable when there is evidence of environmental and / or human rights violations associated with the activities of Canadian mining companies.»
Not exact matches
Fast, who is leading a Southern African - focused trade delegation of
Canadian companies active in the
extractives and energy sectors, was in Cape Town for the launch of SkyPower Cares, the corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative of SkyPower — a
Canadian developer of solar photovoltaic projects.
According to Salon.com, which obtained over 300 emails of personal messages between lobbyists and
Canadian officials, the CEA is part of a sophisticated public affairs strategy designed to manipulate the U.S. political system by deluging the media with messaging favorable to the tar - sands industry; to persuade key state and federal legislators to act in the
extractive industries» favor; and to defeat any attempt to regulate the carbon emissions emanating from gasoline and diesel used by U.S. vehicles.