Edmonton's Stantec named by Time as most sustainable company in Canada
An Edmonton-based business has been named among the world’s most sustainable companies, with Stantec ranking at the top in Canada.
The honour comes as part of a list compiled by Time Magazine, in partnership with Statista.
Time ranked the 500 most sustainable companies in the world “based on their public commitment to and progress toward sustainability targets” for 2025.
“Many companies that ranked high on the list provide mostly digital services, like banking, consulting, communications, and research, or they supply renewable energy to others,” Time Magazine says.
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Many companies that ranked high on the list provide mostly digital services, like banking, consulting, communications, and research; or, they supply renewable energy to others.
Stantec, which is headquartered in downtown Edmonton, cracked the top 50 globally, landing in 42nd place with a score of 76.62. The company touts itself as a “global leader in sustainable engineering, architecture, and environmental consulting” filled with “designers, engineers, scientists, project managers, and strategic advisors,” according to its website.
Two other Canadian companies managed to land in the top 100, with Montreal-based WSP coming in at 62nd and Vancouver-based Telus settling for 83rd.
France’s Schneider Electric was named the most sustainable company. You can view the full Time Magazine ranking online.