
Celebrating our collective impact during Pride Month
As Pride Month draws to a close, the CC&L Foundation and employees successfully raised $13,200 for Rainbow Railroad.
CC&L Investment Management’s customized proxy voting policy reflects our views on best practices for corporate governance and guides all of our voting decisions. Our Voting Rights Policy includes a focus on several key governance themes, specifically board independence, insiders on key committees, gender diversity, tenure and over-boarding. CC&L Investment Management makes a concerted effort to ensure all votes reflect the firm’s views on these issues. The trend in these voting outcomes is tracked so that CC&L Investment Management can continue to improve and report on its progress as advocates for strong corporate governance.
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As Pride Month draws to a close, the CC&L Foundation and employees successfully raised $13,200 for Rainbow Railroad.
The Connor, Clark & Lunn Foundation commits $125,000 to provide support for Ronald McDonald House Charities Alberta, an organization that provides accommodations to families who must travel for medical treatments for their seriously sick or injured child.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has displaced over 12 million Ukrainians, with many seeking refuge in neighbouring countries and beyond. The CC&L Foundation has stepped up to provide vital humanitarian aid.
Andrew Zimcik was recently interviewed by Morningstar to discuss the Core Income and Growth’s investment objectives, philosophy and holdings.
The CC&L Foundation has donated to the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto for a number of years and has recently furthered support with a multi-year commitment.