This is a CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Join by Kamra Black, distinguished biographer and Canadian observing Canada's beautiful resources.

This is a country that it was blessed when decisions were made about where to put all the good stuff

except I read from the Ontario Securities Commission document to describe the

mission.

Many investors both institutional and retail

who are increasingly influenced by environmental, social, and governance factors,

ESG, when making investment decisions.

They are demanding greater transparency about how public companies are contributing to and

preparing for climate change and steps that are taken to build a more diverse board and

management team that better reflect today's society and leads to better

decisions.

Conrad a very good evening to you.

I just think I read through the part that explained how there hasn't been an

IPO on the Toronto market for 18 months.

Is this now a debating point in Canada that the Ontario

Securities Commission is interfering in capitalism? Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John. It's starting to be finally and there was a

controversy last year when a securities lawyer who had been well known as a critic of the exaggerated

religion regulatory zeal of the

government of security commission was appointed the chairman. This is an appointment that lies with the provincial government,

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