mess friendliness. he made me know his home for the past few decades. his family tells us about his final parting gift. reporter: he was the man behind nico s greet kitchen. everyone knew my dad. he always made an impression on everyone. reporter: the 52- year-old was known for food and friendliness at this local family business. he was very much a person who loved everyone. he talked to everyone, it didn t matter who you were, what you re about. if you are friendly to him, he was friendly to you. beloved the community. reporter: he had a tumor another appeared on his brain months later. when he found out about the last tumor, he was like, if something happens to me, i need to make sure you guys are taken care of. reporter: through chemotherapy and radiation, he work every day to open a second it opened in october. this is his legacy. we want to continue his legacy and make him proud. even though he is not here anymore. reporter: the family spent their last chr
Climate-friendly companies converge to build cross-partisan consensus for the need to implement measures necessary to expedite the transition to a low-carbon economy
The report illustrates that Canadian asset managers are doing well with regards to responsible investment strategies but there needs to be better alignment.
A recent RBC report estimates that in order to catch up and meet its climate targets, Canada will need to invest $70 billion per year into green technologies such as electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, green hydrogen, carbon capture and renewable energy production. As it stands, the country falls well short of that figure, investing just $10 billion annually.