The Canadian public has been vocal in their opposition to their money supporting the oil and gas industry.
Despite mounting pressure from Canadians, the majority of the country’s largest pension fund managers continue to invest in this sector.
Moreover, these fund managers are led by individuals who have close ties to fossil fuel companies.
This situation has caused concern among Canadians who are increasingly aware of the impact of fossil fuels on the environment.
They want their investments to align with their values and not contribute to climate change worsening.
The fact that pension fund managers continue to invest in oil and gas, despite public opposition, indicates a disconnect between these fund managers and the general public.
Furthermore, the leadership of these pension fund managers raises questions about conflicts of interest.
Suppose the individuals in charge of these investments have close ties to the fossil fuel industry.
Can they be trusted to make decisions that prioritize the environment and the public interest?
These are important issues that require further scrutiny and discussion.