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The McDougall Creek wildfire burns near Kelowna, B.C., this past August. This summer’s extreme weather has made climate change, and its destructive effects on the economy, top of mind for many Canadians.Shawn Talbot/The Globe and Mail
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Experience swamped by waves of greenwashing, a bulk of Canadians never feel most sustainability claims that brand names make, according to a new report, which also exposed lots of small business leaders consider they do.
Customers can barely be faulted for their skepticism considering the quantity of tales in current