Ensure the Tri-Agency Agreement on the Administration of Agency Grants and Awards by Research Institutions, include Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) accreditation as a condition of funding as it does with Canadian Council on Animal Care certification for animal research. Ensure that federal policy also mandates that research funding provided by third parties, including private entities, requires an accredited HRPP.Read more
Regulatory Harmonization with the United States, including Regulatory Amendments 17, 18 and 19 to the Energy Efficiency Regulations. Amendment 17 would update energy efficiency and testing standards for central air conditioners and central heat pumps primarily used in the residential sector to prevent upcoming unnecessary regulatory differences between Canada and the United States. Rheem is participating in the consultation process and working with the Ministry on harmonization details.Read more
Jwane Izzetpanah · Stakeholder Relations Advisor, House of Commons
Mark Emes · Policy Advisor, House of Commons
Communication with policy makers to advocate for the provision of financial support for Indigenous fishers to participate meaningfully along with Canada in the Pacific Salmon Treaty negotiations with the United States of America and U.S.-domiciled Native American tribes and nations.Read more
Communication with policy-makers to reinforce the importance of collaboration and partnership amongst federal, provincial and Indigenous groups for the protection of Pacific salmon and their habitats.
Jeremy Bruce · Deputy Director of Policy, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Aboriginal AffairsConstitutional IssuesEnvironmentFederal-Provincial RelationsFisheriesForeign AffairsInternational RelationsJustice and Law Enforcement
Aboriginal AffairsConstitutional IssuesEnvironmentFederal-Provincial RelationsFisheriesForeign AffairsInternational RelationsJustice and Law EnforcementNatural Resources
Aboriginal AffairsConstitutional IssuesEnvironmentFederal-Provincial RelationsFisheriesForeign AffairsInternational RelationsJustice and Law EnforcementNatural Resources
From the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying's open data, published November 5, 2026.
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