John Dujay is a Business Writer at various prominent publications. He has a strong focus on HR topics, including COVID-related workplace issues, mental health, AI's impact on employee engagement, and legal matters surrounding employment law and labor relations. John’s work has been featured in Human Resources Director Magazine, Canadian Occupational Safety, Insurance Business, Canadian Lawyer Magazine, Wealth Professional Canada Magazine, Human Capital, Sustainable Biz Canada, and Canadian HR Reporter.
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John Dujay's articles primarily focus on human resources and employment-related topics, with a strong emphasis on data-driven insights. His coverage includes guides and government announcements related to HR. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing access to relevant data or surveys that support your pitch.
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By: David Arkell, John Dujay, Gregory Carli
A clearer idea of the financial benefits of sustainability, more consistent standards, and support for clean grids would help soften risks in the transition to decarbonized real estate, panellists at the 2025
A 10‑megawatt green hydrogen facility that will power the Kruger pulp mill in Kamloops, B.C. with clean energy is an example of Indigenous Canadian leadership in the sector, a project partner said, making it a first-of-its-kind project.
Innovations being developed by a cohort of 17 companies supported by Vancouver-based non-profit Light House could unlock the future to a more sustainable construction industry.
By: John Dujay, Tyler Choi
After a year of political tumult and economic headwinds, investors in the Canadian sustainability sector say companies backed by solid fundamentals and a strong business case will prevail going into 2026.
By: John Dujay, Tyler Choi
A 17-storey mass timber-Passive House tower under construction in downtown Vancouver will help push forward clean, tall timber construction techniques, the company building the mixed-use structure at 981 Davie St. says.
By: Tyler Choi, John Dujay
Saltwater battery pioneer Aqua-Cell aims for affordable energy storage Edmonton startup says its batteries can be made for a fraction of a lithium-ion equivalent
By: John Dujay, Tyler Choi
Anaergia Inc. ANRG-T ) reported a successful Q4 with revenue, profit and net income all improved from the same quarter in 2024, a sign its capital-light operating model is on the right track, CEO Assaf Onn said.
By: John Dujay, Tyler Choi
Kathairos Solutions , a Calgary firm taking on methane emissions from oil and gas operations, has offset the equivalent of one million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) since 2022, a milestone on its journey to eliminate much more.
By: John Dujay, Tyler Choi
Wastewater heat is literally going down the drain in multi-unit residential buildings. Quebec City-based RegenEAU aims to capture that lost energy with technology that can reduce carbon emissions and lower heating bills.
By: Tyler Choi, John Dujay
The partners behind a battery storage facility in Simcoe County have been granted an award by Ontario's electricity system manager, adding 150 megawatts (MW) of capacity to the province's pipeline.
