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

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Registrant (responsible officer)

Melissa Secord

Executive Director

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

Meetings this Parliament
13
Since Nov 2021
19
Active registrations
1

Reported meetings

  • Celiac Canada
    Monitoring access to safe gluten-free food for Canadians with celiac disease. Read more

    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life.

    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    Monitoring access to safe gluten-free food for Canadians with celiac disease.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life. Read more

    Monitoring access to safe gluten-free food for Canadians with celiac disease.

    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    • Arianne Brule · Director, Social Tax Policy for Finance Canada, Finance Canada (FIN)
    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act. Read more

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    Celiac Canada is asking Health Canada to implement changes to fortification of gluten-free flour to the equivalence of gluten-containing flours and seek modernization of gluten-free regulations. Read more

    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life.

    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    • Michael Abbott · Subject Matter Expert – Food Allergens, Health Canada (HC)
    • Jean-Marc Gelinas · Pre-Market Toxicology Assessment Section, Health Canada (HC)
    Celiac Canada is asking Health Canada to implement changes to fortification of gluten-free flour to the equivalence of gluten-containing flours and seek modernization of gluten-free regulations. Read more

    Monitoring access to safe gluten-free food for Canadians with celiac disease.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    • Marie-France Lalonde · Policy Advisor, Children and Youth Minister
    • Kathleen Lang · Policy Advisor, Helena Jaczek, House of Commons
    • Jeremy Keats · Senior Policy Advisor, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life. Read more

    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act.

    Monitoring access to safe gluten-free food for Canadians with celiac disease.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    and 28 more
    Celiac Canada is asking Health Canada to implement changes to fortification of gluten-free flour to the equivalence of gluten-containing flours and seek modernization of gluten-free regulations. Read more

    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life.

    National School Food Program, inclusive food policies for people with celiac disease.

    Research to help find, treat and cure celiac disease to improve quality of life of those afflicted.

    Seniors health, access to safe food in long term care and assisted living facilities

    Monitoring access to safe gluten-free food for Canadians with celiac disease.

    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act. Read more

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act. Read more

    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act. Read more

    Celiac Canada is asking Health Canada to implement mandatory fortification of gluten-free flour to the equivalence of gluten-containing flours.

    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    • Karina Gould · Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
    Public awareness of celiac disease in Canada to help improve diagnosis rates and improve quality of life. Read more

    Request amendments to the Income Tax Act to help remove the administrative barriers preventing Canadians affected by celiac disease from claiming the excess (incremental) cost of gluten-free products as a medical expense under section 118.2(2)(r) of the Act.

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    • Sonia Sidhu · Member of Parliament
    • Filomena Tassi · Minister Responsible for Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev)

    HealthResearch and DevelopmentTaxation and Finance

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    • Filomena Tassi · Minister Responsible for Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev)

    Taxation and Finance

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada

    Taxation and Finance

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada

    HealthTaxation and Finance

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada
    • Adam Chambers · Member of Parliament, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)

    Taxation and Finance

    Official report

  • Celiac Canada

    Health

    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.