Client of a consultant lobbyist
Syngenta Canada Inc.
- Meetings this Parliament
- 2
- With MPs
- 0
- Since Nov 2021
- 29
- Active registrations
- 1
Most recent reported meeting: May 12, 2026.
Lobbying by Syngenta Canada Inc.: its registrations, its lobbyists, the bills it has named and every meeting it has reported with federal office holders since November 2021.
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Consultant In effect since Nov 13, 2024
Consultant David Angus of The Capital Hill Group Inc.
Consultant lobbyists
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David Angus
Former public office holder
Formerly Caucus Liaison, Prime Minister's Office, House of Commons (1985–1987)
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David Angus
Former public office holder
Formerly Caucus Liaison, Prime Minister's Office, House of Commons (1985–1987)
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David Angus
Former public office holder
Formerly Caucus Liaison, Prime Minister's Office, House of Commons (1985–1987)
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David Angus
Former public office holder
Formerly Caucus Liaison, Prime Minister's Office, House of Commons (1985–1987)
Institutions they may lobby: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Health Canada (HC), House of Commons, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), Prime Minister's Office (PMO), Senate of Canada, Service Canada (ServCan), Shared Services Canada (SSC), Statistics Canada (StatCan), Transport Canada (TC), Treasury Board Of Canada Secretariat (TBS)
What they're lobbying on (1)Hide details
- To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond.
Registration 776466-374075-4. Look it up in the official Registry
Reported meetings
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Natalie Woodland · Policy & North Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Hamid Mohamed · Senior Advisor, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Rick Perkins · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Randy Hoback · Member of Parliament
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Chris Forbes · Deputy Minister, Finance Canada (FIN)
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- John Barlow · Member of Parliament
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Samuel Saint-Vincent · Senior Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Sheryl Groeneweg · Director General, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
To request that the Government of Canada extend, in accordance with the Pest Control Products Act under Article 21 (3), the implementation timeline of Health Canada’s Re-evaluation Decision RVD2021-04, Lambda-cyhalothrin and Its Associated End-use Products (the Decision) which cancelled the use of this product for feed, while maintaining it for food. The implementation extension period should be sufficient to allow grains produced from crops treated with lambda-cyhalothrin in 2023 and previous years to be used as both food and feed and to be marketed in the years to come. A realistic and reasonable extension timeframe is necessary to provide certainty to growers and agri-business on what constitutes regulatory compliance in 2023 and beyond. Read more
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Daniel Desfossés · Assistant Deputy Minister, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Eric Costen · Associate Deputy Minister, Health Canada (HC)
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Robert Ianiro · Assistant Deputy Minister, Enterprise IT Procurement and Corporate Services Branch, Shared Services Canada (SSC)
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Samuel Saint-Vincent · Senior Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Francis Drouin · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Eric Costen · Associate Deputy Minister, Health Canada (HC)
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Robert Ianiro · Assistant Deputy Minister, Enterprise IT Procurement and Corporate Services Branch, Shared Services Canada (SSC)
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- François De Champagne · ector Specialist - Plant Health and Pesticides, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Agriculture
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- John Barlow · Member of Parliament
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Francis Drouin · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Francis Drouin · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Vidya Shankarnarayan · Assistant Deputy Minister, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- John Barlow · Member of Parliament
- Robert Kitchen · Member of Parlilament, House of Commons
- Stephen Ellis · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
- Richard Lehoux · Member of Parliament, House of Commons
AgricultureGovernment Procurement
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Barbara Henry · , Executive Director, Policy and Regulatory Affairs Directorate, Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
- Sylvie Lapointe · VP, Policy and Programs Branch, Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
Agriculture
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Alec Nicholls · Chief of Staff to Deputy Minister, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
- Donald Boucher · Sector Development and Analysis Directorate, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Agriculture
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Shawn Driscoll · Stakeholder Relations Advisor, House of Commons
Agriculture
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Reported by David Angus · Consultant
- Emerson Vandenberg · Director of Policy, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Agriculture
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.