Jeffrey Li · Deputy Director of Policy, Finance Canada (FIN)
Online safety for children's digital content.Read more
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming, specifically:
- That the federal government appoint a Federal Coordinator for Children and Youth to reflect the rights, well-being, and voices of young people in national decision-making.
Discuss Shaw Rocket Fund’s work in the television and digital industry.
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically: -
- That the federal government invest $5 million to address gaps in the adoption of AI such as skills development, safety and regulatory frameworks and child-centered design issues.
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- That the federal government create an AI Compute Fund for Creative Sector SMEs specifically for the children’s and youth media sector, setting aside $15 million to catalyze innovation and export potential of Canada’s world-class creative SMEs.
Mark Schaan · Associate Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Michael Assad · Chief of Staff to Associate Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- That the federal government create an AI Compute Fund for Creative Sector SMEs specifically for the children’s and youth media sector, setting aside $15 million to catalyze innovation and export potential of Canada’s world-class creative SMEs.Read more
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically: -
- That the federal government invest $5 million to address gaps in the adoption of AI such as skills development, safety and regulatory frameworks and child-centered design issues.
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming, specifically:
- That the federal government appoint a Federal Coordinator for Children and Youth to reflect the rights, well-being, and voices of young people in national decision-making.Read more
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically: -
- That the federal government invest $5 million to address gaps in the adoption of AI such as skills development, safety and regulatory frameworks and child-centered design issues.
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- That the federal government create an AI Compute Fund for Creative Sector SMEs specifically for the children’s and youth media sector, setting aside $15 million to catalyze innovation and export potential of Canada’s world-class creative SMEs.
Alfred Burgesson · Senior Advisor, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically: -
- That the federal government invest $5 million to address gaps in the adoption of AI such as skills development, safety and regulatory frameworks and child-centered design issues.Read more
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming, specifically:
- That the federal government appoint a Federal Coordinator for Children and Youth to reflect the rights, well-being, and voices of young people in national decision-making.
Seeking policy initiatives that support our kids programs.
Discuss Shaw Rocket Fund’s work in the television and digital industry.
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- That the federal government create an AI Compute Fund for Creative Sector SMEs specifically for the children’s and youth media sector, setting aside $15 million to catalyze innovation and export potential of Canada’s world-class creative SMEs.
Brian MacKay · Deputy Chief of Staff, Director of Policy and Stakeholder Engagement, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Seeking policy initiatives that support our kids programs.Read more
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming, specifically:
- That the federal government appoint a Federal Coordinator for Children and Youth to reflect the rights, well-being, and voices of young people in national decision-making.
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically: -
- That the federal government invest $5 million to address gaps in the adoption of AI such as skills development, safety and regulatory frameworks and child-centered design issues.
Discuss Shaw Rocket Fund’s work in the television and digital industry.
Budget 2026 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- That the federal government create an AI Compute Fund for Creative Sector SMEs specifically for the children’s and youth media sector, setting aside $15 million to catalyze innovation and export potential of Canada’s world-class creative SMEs.
Brian MacKay · Deputy Chief of Staff, Director of Policy and Stakeholder Engagement, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Discuss Shaw Rocket Fund’s work in the television and digital industry.Read more
Seeking policy initiatives that support our kids programs.
Online safety for children's digital content.
Budget 2025 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- Commission a national study on the children’s media sector to assess the current landscape of content creation, accessibility, and the impact of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, on young audiences.
- Establish an expert roundtable on the safe use of artificial intelligence (AI) in children’s media.
Appoint a Federal Coordinator for Children and Youth to reflect the rights, well-being, and voices of young people in national decision-making.
Alfred Burgesson · Senior Advisor, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Seeking policy initiatives that support our kids programs.Read more
Discuss Shaw Rocket Fund’s work in the television and digital industry.
Online safety for children's digital content.
Budget 2025 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- Commission a national study on the children’s media sector to assess the current landscape of content creation, accessibility, and the impact of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, on young audiences.
- Establish an expert roundtable on the safe use of artificial intelligence (AI) in children’s media.
Appoint a Federal Coordinator for Children and Youth to reflect the rights, well-being, and voices of young people in national decision-making.
Michel Sabbagh · Director General, Audiovisual, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Jocelyn Girard · Director, Audiovisual Policy and Partnerships, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Online safety for children's digital content.Read more
Seeking policy initiatives that support our kids programs.
Discuss Shaw Rocket Fund’s work in the television and digital industry.
Budget 2025 as it relates to support for kids and children's programming and artificial intelligence (AI), specifically:
- Commission a national study on the children’s media sector to assess the current landscape of content creation, accessibility, and the impact of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, on young audiences.
- Establish an expert roundtable on the safe use of artificial intelligence (AI) in children’s media.
Appoint a Federal Coordinator for Children and Youth to reflect the rights, well-being, and voices of young people in national decision-making.
From the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying's open data, published November 5, 2026.
Reports cover oral, arranged meetings with designated public office holders since November 22, 2021; lobbyists file them by the 15th of the following month.
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