Canada Securities Watchdog Seeks First Greenwashing Sanction

Canada Securities Watchdog Seeks First Greenwashing Sanction

(Bloomberg) — Canada’s biggest securities regulator is taking its first enforcement action related to so-called greenwashing by a fund manager. The Ontario Securities Commission is alleging Toronto-based Purpose Investments Inc. made statements about how it incorporated environmental, social and governance factors that were “misleading, untrue, and in conflict with the prospectuses of the funds it…

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Editorial | Hong Kong drugs bust underscores why global cooperation is key

Editorial | Hong Kong drugs bust underscores why global cooperation is key

Credit goes not just to the two forces, but also to the authorities on the mainland and overseas jurisdictions that shared intelligence for the operation conducted between June and August. Local officers uncovered 74 narcotic-related cases and seized 1,219kg (2,687lbs) of drugs, including 622kg of cannabis, 280kg of ketamine, 200kg of cocaine, 85kg of methamphetamine…

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Hong Kong Joins Vietnam, France, Spain, Qatar, Costa Rica, Sweden, South Africa In Travel Advisory As Canada Issues New Alert

Hong Kong Joins Vietnam, France, Spain, Qatar, Costa Rica, Sweden, South Africa In Travel Advisory As Canada Issues New Alert

Home » TOURISM NEWS » Hong Kong Joins Vietnam, France, Spain, Qatar, Costa Rica, Sweden, South Africa In Travel Advisory As Canada Issues New Alert Published on September 8, 2025 In a new travel advisory issued by the Government of Canada, Hong Kong has joined Vietnam, France, Spain, Qatar, Costa Rica, Sweden, and South Africa…

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Legal setback throws U.S. tariff strategy – and global trade – into uncertainty

Legal setback throws U.S. tariff strategy – and global trade – into uncertainty

Open this photo in gallery: U.S. President Donald Trump holds a chart as he delivers remarks on reciprocal tariffs in April.BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images America’s trade partners swept into Washington over the summer hoping to cement new pacts that would yield certainty for their exporters and prevent their economies from plunging into recession. Instead, they’re now…

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