The federal budget announces the Canadian government’s intention to revise instructions guiding how the Competition Tribunal assesses greenwashing in marketing claims.

Commitments to sustainability and net zero targets have increased significantly. But claims of achieving net zero are misleading.

As the commercial cleaning industry evolves, 2025 brings an updated set of priorities, as cleaners and facility managers strive to provide safe and healthy business

Companies could now run afoul of Canada's Competition Act if they publicize plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions without properly mapping out how they will achieve those targets.

The importance of reading labels, using proper dilution, and addressing the challenges with greenwashing in the commercial cleaning industry are all crucial for educating both

Green Seal, a global non-profit committed to making safety and sustainability everyone’s business, has unveiled a new brand identity to help consumers cut through greenwashing.

The Competition Bureau is launching a public consultation to gather feedback on specific questions related to the new greenwashing provisions of the Competition Act.

Greenwashing is tapping into a demonstrated consumer preference for products and services with low-carbon credentials and growing interest in ESG accountability.

The Competition Bureau of Canada is warning Canadians to remain skeptical of products and services that claim to be "green."