Community engagement
Our goal is to make a positive impact on the world around us and elevate our corporate giving to ensure our support is reaching Canadians nationwide.
Sponsorships
Celebrating Canadians through community partnerships
We’re focused on making connections with people through building relationships with community partners. After all, this is life as we know it.
Connection is a core value that Canada Life champions. One of the important ways we share that value with Canadians is through thoughtful and meaningful choice of community sponsorships, rooted where we live and work.
And that’s what we’re doing in Winnipeg. We’ve established an important relationship with one of our community partners, True North Sports + Entertainment (TNSE) with the introduction of Canada Life CentreTM.
We believe the benefits of partnering with TNSE, an organization that shares many of our values, gives us a platform to amplify our sense of responsibility to give back and help build stronger communities. By teaming with TNSE, we can ensure that our combined efforts create positive change for the well-being of all Canadians.
There is a lot in store this season. Watch this space for information about exciting new ventures and events.
Hockey Helps the Homeless
Hockey Helps the Homeless (HHTH) leverages Canada’s love of the game to raise awareness and financial support for homeless and at-risk Canadians.
We join them in believing all Canadians should have a place to call home, which is why we’re proud of our partnership as their national founding sponsor for over 15 years.
Canada Life in your community
We believe that when we invest in people, communities thrive.
Learn more about how our Community Relations team is making an impact with their feet on the ground in our communities.
Social responsibility
Through our corporate citizenship program, Stronger Communities Together™, we fund programs that help a range of diverse people and communities.
Environmental impact
Through our 2021 projects, we’ve diverted more than 284 tonnes from landfills, and we’re continuing to look for ways to make our locations across Canada more sustainable.