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Canadian CSR Councellor Launches Consultation on Dispute Resolution Mechanism
The Office of the Extractive Sector Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Counsellor launched consultations on its new dispute-resolution mechanism. Will this - and the role of the CSR Councellor more generally - make the controversial Bill C-300 obsolete? (more...)
Can CSR in Mining deliver MDG and Reputational Lift?
On March 6, 2010, the Canadian CSR Councilor, Marketa Evans, delivered her key note speech on 21st Century CSR at the Mining, People and Environment event which preceded the Prospector & Developer Association of Canada’s (PDAC) convention in Toronto. Her comments provided some food for thought and raised interesting discussions. (more...)
Continued Industry Opposition to CSR Bill C-300 in Canada
Clear lines in the sand about CSR Bill C-300 targeting Canadian extractive companies operating abroad: are in favor andis opposed. But what are administrative implications in terms of possible case load emerging from adoption of this Bill? (more...)
CSR Bill C-300 – A Storm in the Tea Cup?
Are some of the heated discussions around the Canadian Bill C-300 designed to regulate the CSR performance of Canadian extractive companies operating abroad a storm in the tea cup? (more...)
Review Mechanism Priority for Canadian CSR Councellor
During a webinar hosted by the Canadian Institute for Mining & Petroleum () today, Dr. Marketa Evans, the recently appointed CSR Counsellor for the Canadian extractive sector operating abroad, identified the development of a review mechanism of complaints as an emerging priority. (more...)
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