Top 10 corporate do-gooders

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Top 10 corporate do-gooders

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Published Sunday, Jun. 20, 2010 10:12PM EDT

Last updated Tuesday, Jun. 22, 2010 1:04PM EDT

Loblaw and George Weston lead the way on Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings

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No. 2: George Weston Ltd. claims the second spot on Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings with an overall score of 71.65 per cent.
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No. 3: Iamgold Corp. comes in a close third on Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings with an overall score of 71.16 per cent.
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No. 6: SNC Lavalin Group Inc. places sixth in Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings with an overall score of 66.03 per cent.
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No. 7: Canadian National Railway Co. ranks seventh in Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings with an overall score of 65.22 per cent.
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No. 8: Royal Bank of Canada places eighth in Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings with an overall score of 64 per cent.
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No. 9: Toronto-Dominion Bank ties for ninth place in Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings with an overall score of 63.78 per cent.
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No. 10: Encana Corp. comes in 10th place in Corporate Knights’ corporate social responsibility rankings with an overall score of 62.64 per cent.

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