The Remie Network –Board trustees for some of Canada’s most prominent commercial real estate portfolios are underscoring the obligations owed to on-site building services personnel during the COVID-19 crisis. The Canadian Capital Stewardship Network (CCSN) — established earlier this year to scrutinize investors and investment decisions on behalf of pension plan members — has announced its intentions to examine commitment to worker health, safety and well-being within the real estate arms of ten Canadian pension funds.
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