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Board Games is The Globe and Mail’s ranking of corporate governance practices at Canada’s largest companies. The rankings are updated annually for companies that are publicly traded and comprise the S&P/TSX composite index. New rankings and related articles are typically posted in December each year.

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board games 2022
The Globe and Mail’s comprehensive ranking of Canada’s corporate boards
Why boardrooms must be fluent in the ABCs of ESG
board games 2021
The Globe and Mail’s comprehensive ranking of Canada’s corporate boards
Use of dual-class shares on the rise in Canada
Board Games 2021: How we ranked Canada’s corporate boards
After new federal rules came in, how many Canadian companies increased diversity on their boards?
Board Games 2020: How we ranked Canada’s corporate boards
Board Games 2020: Canadian companies fall short on board diversity
board games 2020
The Globe and Mail’s comprehensive ranking of Canada’s corporate boards
Board Games 2020: Raising the bar for inclusiveness
opinion
For today’s corporate directors, 2050 climate targets are generations away. Here’s what they need to do now
Michelle de Cordova & Sarah Keyes
How we ranked Canada’s corporate boards
Boards under scrutiny as new rules turn up the pressure for more diversity
Waste Connections aims for more board diversity in face of shareholder proposal
board games 2019
The Globe and Mail’s comprehensive ranking of Canada’s corporate boards
Boards navigating new rules on climate risk disclosure
Canadian firms object to influence of proxy advisers
What’s ahead for Budding Boards
Rahul Bhardwaj
board games 2018
How we ranked Canada’s corporate boards
board games 2018
The Globe and Mail’s comprehensive ranking of Canada’s corporate boards
Growing up: Cannabis firms fall short on corporate governance
Why three of Canada’s Big Cannabis firms scored low on corporate governance rankings
board games 2017
How we ranked Canada’s corporate boards
board games 2017
The comprehensive ranking of Canada’s boards
board games 2017
Companies looking to report environmental data also navigate inconsistent frameworks
board games 2017
Business risk from climate change now top of mind for Canada’s corporate boards
opinion
How the world outside sways boardroom policies
Rahul K. Bhardwaj
Boardroom innovation all comes down to diversity
RAHUL K. BHARDWAJ
board games 2016
How director compensation is changing at five Canadian companies
Family business: Do governance scores paint the full picture?
Andrew Willis
Andrew Willis
The comprehensive ranking of Canada's boards
Surging pay for directors draws criticism