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Tania Johnston's lobbying: the registrations they file and every meeting they've reported since November 2021.

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Registrant (responsible officer)

Tania Johnston

Chief Executive Officer

For companies and organizations, the most senior paid officer files the registration and the monthly reports, whoever attended the meeting.

Meetings this Parliament
7
Since Nov 2021
19
Active registrations
1

Reported meetings

  • Unlocking Immediate Productivity Gains 1. Introduce a targeted, time-limited exemption on overtime earnings for certified skilled tradespeople in construction-critical sectors. 2. Introduce time-limited accelerated depreciation regime for businesses in construction-critical sectors investing in productivity-enhancing equipment and technologies; temporarily suspend the accompanying half-year rule. Read more

    Official report

    • Fahim Khan · Senior Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
    Expand the Tradesperson’s Tool Deduction to explicitly include properly fitting PPE required by your employer as an eligible expense. Increase the maximum deduction to $1500 and index the benefit to inflation. Read more

    Unlocking Immediate Productivity Gains 1. Introduce a targeted, time-limited exemption on overtime earnings for certified skilled tradespeople in construction-critical sectors. 2. Introduce time-limited accelerated depreciation regime for businesses in construction-critical sectors investing in productivity-enhancing equipment and technologies; temporarily suspend the accompanying half-year rule.

    Official report

  • and 6 more
    • Galen Richardson · Senior Advisor, Stakeholder Relations, Privy Council Office (PCO)
    • Miles Wu · Policy Advisor, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
    • Francine Pauvif · Policy Advisor, Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)
    • Owen Crawford-Lem · Policy Advisor, Transport Canada (TC)
    • Joseph Leong · Stakeholder Relations Advisor, House of Commons
    • Joshua Mbandi · Policy Advisor, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
    Expand the Workforce Alliance on Housing and Construction to serve as both a workforce development forum and an operational coordination mechanism - aligning labour supply with project timelines, geographic demand and infrastructure priorities. Read more

    Unlocking Immediate Productivity Gains 1. Introduce a targeted, time-limited exemption on overtime earnings for certified skilled tradespeople in construction-critical sectors. 2. Introduce time-limited accelerated depreciation regime for businesses in construction-critical sectors investing in productivity-enhancing equipment and technologies; temporarily suspend the accompanying half-year rule.

    Expand the Tradesperson’s Tool Deduction to explicitly include properly fitting PPE required by your employer as an eligible expense. Increase the maximum deduction to $1500 and index the benefit to inflation.

    Introduce time-limited accelerated depreciation regime for businesses in construction-critical sectors investing in productivity-enhancing equipment and technologies; temporarily suspend the accompanying half-year rule.

    Align prompt payment legislation with provincial best practices by requiring annual release of holdback on long-term contracts (over one year).

    Improve interprovincial mobility by establishing: A national safety certification verification database A harmonization and mutual recognition framework Federal procurement guidance to encourage acceptance of equivalent certifications and verified safety data across projects

    Official report

  • need for the federal government to implement programs that would offset the additional costs incurred for the purchase of women-specific PPE. Much like the federal tradesperson's tools expenses deduction, a similar program specifically aimed at women in the skilled trades would help improve occupational health and safety, while at the same time removing a barrier to entry for those seeking careers in the trades. Read more

    Official report

  • need for the federal government to implement programs that would offset the additional costs incurred for the purchase of women-specific PPE. Much like the federal tradesperson's tools expenses deduction, a similar program specifically aimed at women in the skilled trades would help improve occupational health and safety, while at the same time removing a barrier to entry for those seeking careers in the trades. Read more

    That the Federal Govt increase the amount of funding committed in Budget 2024 to promote the skilled trades for housing construction and focus the additional funds on promotion of the "Infrastructure Criterial Trades"

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  • need for the federal government to implement programs that would offset the additional costs incurred for the purchase of women-specific PPE. Much like the federal tradesperson's tools expenses deduction, a similar program specifically aimed at women in the skilled trades would help improve occupational health and safety, while at the same time removing a barrier to entry for those seeking careers in the trades. Read more

    Official report

    • Dominique O'Rourke · Chief Executive Officer, House of Commons
    need for the federal government to implement programs that would offset the additional costs incurred for the purchase of women-specific PPE. Much like the federal tradesperson's tools expenses deduction, a similar program specifically aimed at women in the skilled trades would help improve occupational health and safety, while at the same time removing a barrier to entry for those seeking careers in the trades. Read more

    Official report

    • Jenica Atwin · MP House of Commons, House of Commons
    need for the federal government to implement programs that would offset the additional costs incurred for the purchase of women-specific PPE. Much like the federal tradesperson's tools expenses deduction, a similar program specifically aimed at women in the skilled trades would help improve occupational health and safety, while at the same time removing a barrier to entry for those seeking careers in the trades. Read more

    Official report

    • Bonita Zarrillo · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
    need for the federal government to implement programs that would offset the additional costs incurred for the purchase of women-specific PPE. Much like the federal tradesperson's tools expenses deduction, a similar program specifically aimed at women in the skilled trades would help improve occupational health and safety, while at the same time removing a barrier to entry for those seeking careers in the trades. Read more

    Official report

    • Anna Roberts · MP Vaughan King
    • Michelle Ferreri · Member of Parliament, House of Commons

    Consumer IssuesIndustry

    Official report

  • IndustryInfrastructure

    Official report

    • Donald Neil Plett · Senator, Senate of Canada

    Industry

    Official report

    • Bryce McRae · Manager of Stakeholder Relations, House of Commons

    Employment and TrainingIndustryInfrastructure

    Official report

    • Tracy Gray · Member of Parliament, House of Commons

    Industry

    Official report

    • Sean Fraser · Member of Parliament
    • Raphaël Beauchamp · Senior Policy Advisor, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)

    Employment and TrainingImmigration

    Official report

    • Tracy Grey · Member of Parliament for Kelowna-Lake Country, House of Commons

    ClimateLabour

    Official report

    • Douglas Wong · Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)

    ClimateEmployment and TrainingLabour

    Official report

    • Vance Badawey · Member of Parliament, House of Commons

    ClimateEmployment and TrainingLabour

    Official report

    • Julie Dabrusin · Member of Parliament
    • Adam Chambers · Member of Parliament
    • Blake Oliver · Policy Advisor, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
    • Farangies Shah · Policy Advisor, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)

    ClimateEmployment and TrainingEnergyLabour

    Official report

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. Names of MPs are matched to the current House of Commons, and bills are linked when the lobbyist's own description makes clear which bill it means. Contains information licensed under the Open Data Licence Agreement — Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying. Licence. PolitiKit is independent and is not endorsed by the Commissioner of Lobbying.