La Ville de Montréal a publié l’Ordonnance CE/21-042 (001), qui introduit des modifications au Règlement 21-042 sur la divulgation et la cotation des émissions de gaz à effet de serre (GES) des

The City of Montréal has issued Ordinance CE/21-042 (001), introducing changes to the By-law 21-042 on the Disclosure and Rating of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions from Large Buildings.
This update marks the

The growing carbon market offers a powerful opportunity for businesses to transform sustainability efforts into new and ongoing revenue streams. By generating carbon credits through verified GHG emission reductions or removal projects, companies

Greenwashing—making false or misleading environmental claims—poses significant risks for businesses, particularly under Canadian regulations like Bill C-59, which aims to protect consumers from deceptive practices, including greenwashing. Failure to comply can lead to

The journey toward sustainability and net-zero emission targets is a vital one, but for many SMEs, corporations and industrial facilities, the path is fraught with challenges. One of the most significant obstacles is

Montreal’s ambitious steps towards climate responsibility are exemplified in By-law 21-042, enacted on September 27, 2021. Officially known as the “By-law Concerning Greenhouse Gas Emission Disclosures and Ratings of Large Buildings,” it sets