Organization
Tapestry Community Capital
- Meetings this Parliament
- 17
- With MPs
- 8
- Since Nov 2021
- 17
- Active registrations
- 1
Most recent reported meeting: Jun 22, 2026.
Lobbying by Tapestry Community Capital: its registrations, its lobbyists, the bills it has named and every meeting it has reported with federal office holders since November 2021.
← LobbyingRegistrations in effect
In-house (organization) In effect since Feb 10, 2026
Filed by Ryan Collins-Swartz, Co-Executive Director
Lobbyists
- Suzanne Faiza · Knowledge Lead
Institutions they may lobby: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Finance Canada (FIN), House of Commons, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC), Senate of Canada
What they're lobbying on (3)Hide details
- We (exclusively as Tapestry) are asking for the inclusion of community capital into the financing frameworks of Build Canada Homes -- this means enabling tools like community bonds to stack alongside Build Canada Homes' financing to help scale non-market housing providers.
- We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
- We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
Registration 962127-383377-3. Look it up in the official Registry
Reported meetings
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Fahim Khan · Senior Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Eamonn Schwartz · Senior Policy Advisor, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
- Mary-Elizabeth Power · Director of Policy, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Billy Morin · Member of Parliament
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Jasraj Hallan · Member of Parliament
- Zachary Parkkari · Director of Policy to the Official Opposition Shadow Minister for Finance and Middle Prosperity, House of Commons
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Noah Fon · Quebec Regional Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Joseph Leong · Stakeholder Relations Advisor, House of Commons
- Jared Borgersen · Policy Advisor, House of Commons
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Aslam Rana · Member of Parliament
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Andrew Cardozo · Senator, Senate of Canada
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We (exclusively as Tapestry) are asking for the inclusion of community capital into the financing frameworks of Build Canada Homes -- this means enabling tools like community bonds to stack alongside Build Canada Homes' financing to help scale non-market housing providers.
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Robert Oliphant · Member of Parliament
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Yasir Naqvi · Member of Parliament
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Frank Caputo · Member of Parliament
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Janet Goulding · Assitant Deputy Minister, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
We are asking for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools (i.e. community bonds, co-operatives shares etc.). We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator. Read more
We are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. We do this work representing the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, a grassroots network of various organizations in our sector that is 100% funded by Tapestry. Our employee, Suzanne Faiza, is the Coalition Coordinator.
We (exclusively as Tapestry) are asking for the inclusion of community capital into the financing frameworks of Build Canada Homes -- this means enabling tools like community bonds to stack alongside Build Canada Homes' financing to help scale non-market housing providers.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Colin Deacon · Senator, Senate of Canada
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital - are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. Read more
We are lobbying for the inclusion of community capital into the financing frameworks of Build Canada Homes -- this means enabling tools like community bonds to stack alongside Build Canada Homes' financing for non-market housing providers.
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, of which Suzanne is the Coalition Coordinator, and is funded by Tapestry - are lobbying for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Fahim Khan · Senior Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital - are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. Read more
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, of which Suzanne is the Coalition Coordinator, and is funded by Tapestry - are lobbying for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Ryan Turnbull · Member of Parliament
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital - are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. Read more
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, of which Suzanne is the Coalition Coordinator, and is funded by Tapestry - are lobbying for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Scott Aitchison · Member of Parliament
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital - are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. Read more
We are lobbying for the inclusion of community capital into the financing frameworks of Build Canada Homes -- this means enabling tools like community bonds to stack alongside Build Canada Homes' financing for non-market housing providers.
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, of which Suzanne is the Coalition Coordinator, and is funded by Tapestry - are lobbying for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools.
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Reported by Ryan Collins-Swartz · In-house (organization)
- Eamonn Schwartz · Senior Policy Advisor, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital - are asking the government to make changes to the Income Tax Act primarily through changes to what kinds of community capital investments (i.e. community bonds, co-operative shares, and other crowd-financing opportunities etc.) registered accounts can hold, and their respective eligibility rules. Read more
We - through the Canadian Coalition for Community Capital, of which Suzanne is the Coalition Coordinator, and is funded by Tapestry - are lobbying for the creation of partially refundable tax credit to apply to community capital tools.
We are lobbying for the inclusion of community capital into the financing frameworks of Build Canada Homes -- this means enabling tools like community bonds to stack alongside Build Canada Homes' financing for non-market housing providers.
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.