Better Health for All

Telesat Corporation's core business is satellite communications, which is not directly related to health-related products or services.

The provided article, focusing on business announcements and financial results, explicitly states that all health-related metrics are not applicable to the company's operations. Therefore, its products and services are considered to have no significant positive or negative health impact, and its business activities do not involve health-related R&D, equity programs, workforce support, preventative measures, data management, crisis response, or mental health initiatives. The company does not offer health products, hold healthcare patents, produce food, or conduct clinical trials, making these KPIs not applicable.

Fair Pay & Worker Respect

Telesat's employee overall rating on Glassdoor is 3.4 out of 5 stars, which translates to 68% satisfaction.

This falls between the 65% threshold for a score of -10 and the 70% threshold for a score of 10. Applying the rule to choose the tier closer to zero (less extreme) when evidence falls between two tiers, the score maps to -10. No other specific, quantitative data was found across the provided articles to assess Telesat Corporation against any of the other defined KPIs for Fair Pay & Worker Respect.

Honest & Fair Business

Telesat has a Whistleblower Policy, adopted in November 2021 and amended in November 2023, which includes reporting mechanisms via an external service (The Tandem Team) and direct email to the Audit Committee chair.

The policy explicitly prohibits retaliatory action against individuals who report in good faith. The company also has an Anti-Bribery Policy and states compliance with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. However, the articles do not provide information on the frequency or effectiveness metrics of anti-corruption training. Telesat's compliance with required controls is assessed by two external and independent audit companies, and it expects its Lightspeed network to be third-party vetted under DoD and U.S. Space Force requirements. Creditors have alleged that a September 2025 equity distribution was "riddled with blatant conflicts of interest," claiming directors who orchestrated it owned stakes in the parent company that benefited, with one director chairing both Telesat Corp. and Telesat Canada boards. The company is facing lawsuits from creditors in New York and Ontario regarding this equity distribution. Lenders allege they repeatedly tried to engage in negotiations with the company but were rebuffed, and no specific median time for resolving customer or stakeholder ethics complaints is provided.

Kind to Animals

Telesat Corporation is a satellite operator, and its core business model does not involve animal testing, animal-derived products, or animal agriculture. Therefore, KPIs related to these activities are not applicable. The company does not have animal husbandry or captive operations, nor does it source eggs, meat, or dairy. No evidence was found of specific R&D investment in animal-free technologies or alternatives, nor participation in animal-free R&D collaborations. While Telesat's satellite technology can be used by others for wildlife monitoring and conservation,

the articles do not provide measurable biodiversity impact from Telesat's direct conservation initiatives or a percentage of revenue allocated to such efforts. The mention of rooftop beehives is a minor, unquantified initiative. Supplier audits mentioned focus on cybersecurity, forced labor, and general ESG risks, not specifically animal welfare compliance. Telesat supports UN Sustainable Development Goals and engages with organizations like NASA and ITU, but there is no evidence of active engagement in animal welfare policy improvement or advocacy for higher standards.

Safe & Smart Tech

Telesat Corporation has no documented data breaches, indicating standard security measures.

The company demonstrates exceptional security training effectiveness, with 100% of employees in an awareness quiz identifying cybersecurity as everyone's responsibility, supported by gamified training focusing on strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, and phishing awareness. Its Lightspeed LEO satellite constellation incorporates Layer 2 data encryption, jam resistance, and low probability of intercept features. The privacy policy, updated May 3, 2023, grants users rights to access, modify, delete, object to, or restrict processing of their data. Multi-factor authentication is emphasized as a key defense. The company uses the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and IA-PRE analysis for security controls. Telesat is committed to building security into products from the start and retains data only as long as necessary for processing.