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Working to protect pensions & the climate by bringing together beneficiaries & their pension funds to engage on the climate crisis. Project of Makeway. www.shiftaction.ca
📣 Last month, Canadians attended meetings in Calgary & Edmonton to express concern about how CPPIB is failing to protect our retirement security while risking billions on the #fossilfuels driving the climate crisis.
Read our blog for the details. #cdnpoli #ableg www.shiftaction.ca/news/2026/3/...
❓Is your pension fund investing with Indigenous rights in mind? #cdnpoli
Check out Shift’s assessment. We spotted just a few Canadian pension funds that are beginning to align their policies with #UNDRIP and the principle of free, prior and informed consent. www.shiftaction.ca/reportcard20...
Show Rav you support her efforts to protect the Canada Pension Plan. Join her in demanding CPPIB take action on climate risk. #cdnpoli win.newmode.net/shiftaction/...
In the lawsuit, Rav alleges that CPPIB is risking the future value of her pension by locking her contributions into fossil fuel investments that will exacerbate runaway climate change and destabilize the economy and financial system. #cdnpoli
Rav Singh, a 33-year old farmer, lost her Ontario farm recently following years of working long days through climate-fueled heatwaves.
Rav is one of the young Canadians taking CPPIB to court for failing to account for the financial risks of climate change. #cdnpoli
www.nfu.ca/why-im-suing...
Stream it today! open.spotify.com/playlist/5MA...
You can rock out to tunes (mostly from the last millennium) on our cheeky spotify playlist and see the slides for the moods behind the tunes.
Shift’s Senior Manager Laura McGrath needed a break after working on our just-released 2025 Canadian Pension Climate Report Card – so she made a playlist to capture how each pension fund made her feel. 😆
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🗓️ Final reminder: our webinar Widening Divide: Canadian Pensions at a Crossroads on Climate Leadership is tomorrow (12-1pm ET).
💰 $2.7 trillion in assets. A widening gap between climate leaders and laggards – including a net-zero reversal by our national pension manager.
🖥️ Join us!
📉 Looking for some ideas to ask about CPPIB’s approach to climate risks and investments in oil, gas, coal and pipelines? Check out our CPPIB Sample Questions and Climate Action Toolkit to get started. #cdnpoli drive.google.com/file/d/1SDJC...
🙋🏽♀️ With discussion ongoing about Alberta’s future in the CPP, public engagement matters more than ever. Showing up in person is one way to defend a strong, unified CPP – and to insist that CPPIB protects our retirement security amidst a worsening climate crisis and accelerating energy transition.
THIS WEEK, CPPIB is hosting public meetings in Calgary and Edmonton.
This is a rare opportunity for you to ask CPPIB about its inadequate climate strategy and risky fossil fuels investments.
Register for the meetings here. #cdnpoli #ableg
www.cppinvestments.com/public-meeti...
The deep flaws in OTPP’s new climate strategy undermine many of the positive and credible signs of progress in OTPP’s approach. Shift is concerned that OTPP will not adequately manage the fund’s exposure to #climaterisks.
Read our statement for the details. www.shiftaction.ca/news/2026/02...
As the chair of the IPCC said last week, #netzero isn’t a political choice, but the only option available to face the unrelenting physical reality of climate change. The leadership of major pension funds like OTPP needs to question if they fully understand the gravity of the #climatecrisis.
The new climate strategy released today by the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP) misses the mark. It has major blind spots which could lead to serious consequences for the retirement security of working and retired Ontario teachers. #onpoli #onted #ONclimate www.shiftaction.ca/news/2026/02...
Join our free webinar on Thursday February 26th to see which funds are taking action, which are retreating, and what responsible pension leadership looks like.
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Shift’s latest Canadian Pension Climate Report Card analyses 11 of Canada’s largest funds (managing $2.7 trillion). Findings reveal a widening divide: climate leaders vs. backsliders, including a historic net-zero reversal.
Your pension savings are at risk – and climate change is already reshaping the economy. Some funds are stepping up, others are falling behind. Where does your pension stand?
Such investments risk becoming stranded assets in a decarbonizing world, or prolong the use of fossil fuels in ways that accelerate the climate crisis. Both outcomes threaten the financial sustainability of the Canada Pension Plan.
Read our statement:
www.shiftaction.ca/news/2026/02...
Shift is not aware of any other Maple 8 fund making a direct investment in private fossil fuel companies since 2024.
In comparison, Shift estimates that CPPIB made at least $3.3 billion in new fossil fuel investments in 2024.
New fossil fuel investments expose CPPIB and its more than 22 million Canadian beneficiaries to unacceptable levels of climate-related financial risk.
CPPIB appears to be an outlier in the Canadian pension sector when it comes to making new investments in private fossil fuel assets.
Facing landmark climate risk litigation, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments, or CPPIB) made at least $6 billion* in new bets on fossil fuel assets in the 2025 calendar year.
Today, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments or CPPIB) released its Third Quarter Fiscal 2026 results.
The quarterly results show that CPPIB made nearly $2 billion in fossil fuel investments between October 1 and December 31, 2025.
The divide is clear: some funds are pulling ahead, others are falling behind at a moment when alignment with long-term fiduciary duty becomes increasingly tied to climate alignment.
Read the full report: www.shiftaction.ca/reportcard2025
OPSEU Pension Trust (OPTrust) met its 2025 climate goals and recommitted to net-zero by 2050, but its climate plan requires updating.
HOOPP (Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan) continues to implement its climate plan, but discloses little.
The British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI) has no net-zero commitment and has not updated its climate plan since 2022.
The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) saw its score fall in four areas in 2025. PSP still has no net-zero commitment and no climate targets beyond 2026.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments or CPPIB) fell to a D grade after abandoning its net-zero target, continues expanding fossil fuel investments, and is now facing a lawsuit over climate risk management.
The Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) received an F for the second consecutive year.