Deborah Yedlin's lobbying: the registrations they file and every meeting they've reported since November 2021.
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General communication with government regarding the importance of fiscal prudence, red tape reduction and competitiveness.
Discussed the importance of a unified cross-Canada approach to supporting Alberta’s long term economic competitiveness and investment climate. Emphasized the need for a cooperative federalism approach that delivers predictable policy, strengthens collaboration, and demonstrates that provincial-federal cooperation can effectively respond to regional economic priorities.
General communication with government regarding the importance of fiscal prudence, red tape reduction and competitiveness.
General communication with respect to climate and decarbonization policies and Canada's competitiveness relative to other jurisdictions.
General communication with government regarding international and interprovincial trade challenges or opportunities facing Canadian businesses.
General communication with government regarding the importance of fiscal prudence, red tape reduction and competitiveness.
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
3. Engaging with the federal government on the proposed Regulatory Framework for an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap within the context of the Alberta-Canada MOU, emphasizing the need for a coordinated approach that supports emissions reduction while maintaining national economic competitiveness and investment in Alberta’s energy sector.
General communication with government regarding the importance of fiscal prudence, red tape reduction and competitiveness.
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
Discussed the importance of a unified cross-Canada approach to supporting Alberta’s long term economic competitiveness and investment climate. Emphasized the need for a cooperative federalism approach that delivers predictable policy, strengthens collaboration, and demonstrates that provincial-federal cooperation can effectively respond to regional economic priorities.
Discussed the importance of a unified cross-Canada approach to supporting Alberta’s long term economic competitiveness and investment climate. Emphasized the need for a cooperative federalism approach that delivers predictable policy, strengthens collaboration, and demonstrates that provincial-federal cooperation can effectively respond to regional economic priorities.
3. Engaging with the federal government on the proposed Regulatory Framework for an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap within the context of the Alberta-Canada MOU, emphasizing the need for a coordinated approach that supports emissions reduction while maintaining national economic competitiveness and investment in Alberta’s energy sector.
General communication with government regarding international and interprovincial trade challenges or opportunities facing Canadian businesses.
Communicating with the government regarding the development of trade-enabling infrastructure to facilitate inter-provincial and international trade
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
General communication regarding impact to Canadian businesses as a result of international and national trade and trade barriers, including tariffs.
Communicated the need to secure infrastructure funding for Werklund Centre Transformation (WCT) initiative.
Discussed the importance of a unified cross-Canada approach to supporting Alberta’s long term economic competitiveness and investment climate. Emphasized the need for a cooperative federalism approach that delivers predictable policy, strengthens collaboration, and demonstrates that provincial-federal cooperation can effectively respond to regional economic priorities.
Communication with the government to discuss trade diversification generally, including free trade agreements, Canada-United-States-Mexico Agreement, and opportunities for growth in international markets.
Communicating with the government regarding the development of trade-enabling infrastructure to facilitate inter-provincial and international trade
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
Communicated the need for federal support of high-speed rail development between Edmonton and Calgary to enhance regional connectivity and improve transportation efficiency within Alberta.
Communication with the government to discuss trade diversification generally, including free trade agreements, Canada-United-States-Mexico Agreement, and opportunities for growth in international markets.
Communicating with the government regarding the industrial carbon pricing framework.
Discussed the importance of a unified cross-Canada approach to supporting Alberta’s long term economic competitiveness and investment climate. Emphasized the need for a cooperative federalism approach that delivers predictable policy, strengthens collaboration, and demonstrates that provincial-federal cooperation can effectively respond to regional economic priorities.
In regards to Canada's electricity framework, communicated that Alberta’s electricity sector is distinct within Canada, operating as a private and deregulated market that relies on attracting sustained capital investment. Communicated that this unique structure should be appropriately considered in the development of new federal regulatory frameworks.
General communication with respect to climate and decarbonization policies and Canada's competitiveness relative to other jurisdictions.
3. Engaging with the federal government on the proposed Regulatory Framework for an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap within the context of the Alberta-Canada MOU, emphasizing the need for a coordinated approach that supports emissions reduction while maintaining national economic competitiveness and investment in Alberta’s energy sector.
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
General communication with respect to initiatives and policies that impact Calgary's business community, both positively and negatively, relative to other jurisdictions.
General communication with government regarding talent, labour and workforce development to support Canadian businesses.
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
General communication with respect to climate and decarbonization policies and Canada's competitiveness relative to other jurisdictions.
Communicating with the government regarding the impacts of the Climate Competitiveness Strategy
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
General communication with government regarding international and interprovincial trade challenges or opportunities facing Canadian businesses.
General communication with respect to initiatives and policies that impact Calgary's business community, both positively and negatively, relative to other jurisdictions.
5. General communication on housing initiatives and agency coordination.
General communication regarding impact to Canadian businesses as a result of international and national trade and trade barriers, including tariffs.
General communication with the Federal Government inquiring about opportunities to support Calgary Chamber of Commerce programming to support businesses, particularly small business.
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
General communication regarding impact to Canadian businesses as a result of international and national trade and trade barriers, including tariffs.
General communication with government regarding international and interprovincial trade challenges or opportunities facing Canadian businesses.
General communication with respect to initiatives and policies that impact Calgary's business community, both positively and negatively, relative to other jurisdictions.
General communication with respect to climate and decarbonization policies and Canada's competitiveness relative to other jurisdictions.
Communicating with the government regarding the industrial carbon pricing framework.
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
3. Engaging with the federal government on the proposed Regulatory Framework for an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap within the context of the Alberta-Canada MOU, emphasizing the need for a coordinated approach that supports emissions reduction while maintaining national economic competitiveness and investment in Alberta’s energy sector.
1. General communication on the Alberta-Canada MOU as an important step towards unlocking investment and strengthening long term growth in Canada
General communication with respect to climate and decarbonization policies and Canada's competitiveness relative to other jurisdictions.
General communication regarding impact to Canadian businesses as a result of international and national trade and trade barriers, including tariffs.
General communication with respect to initiatives and policies that impact Calgary's business community, both positively and negatively, relative to other jurisdictions.
General communication with government regarding the importance of fiscal prudence, red tape reduction and competitiveness.
Communicating with the government regarding the drafting and passing of the proposed Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Investment Tax Credit legislation.
General communication with respect to climate and decarbonization policies and Canada's competitiveness relative to other jurisdictions.
Communicating with the government regarding the feasibility and impacts of the proposed "proposed Clean Electricity Regulations", including the 'What We Heard Report' released February 16, 2024. Specifically, communication detailed that the proposed Clean Electricity Regulations, as drafted, would negatively impact Alberta's electricity grid.
Communicating with the government regarding the feasibility and impacts of the proposed "Regulatory Framework for an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap". Specifically, communication detailed that the proposed emissions cap would negatively impact economic sectors across Canada.
General communication regarding impact to Canadian businesses as a result of international and national trade and trade barriers, including tariffs.
General communication with respect to initiatives and policies that impact Calgary's business community, both positively and negatively, relative to other jurisdictions.
General communication with government regarding the importance of fiscal prudence, red tape reduction and competitiveness.
General communication with respect to climate and decarbonization policies and Canada's competitiveness relative to other jurisdictions.
General communication regarding impact to Canadian businesses as a result of international and national trade and trade barriers, including tariffs.
General communication with government regarding talent, labour and workforce development to support Canadian businesses.
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.