Lobbying
Who is lobbying the federal government, whom they meet and on what. Paid lobbyists must register, and must report every arranged meeting with ministers, MPs, senators, their senior staff and senior officials.
- Meetings reported this Parliament
- 63,431
- Organizations lobbying
- 5,887
- Meetings with MPs
- 19,604
- Active registrations
- 7,937
Latest reported meetings
Most recent meeting: Oct 30, 2026
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Reported by Jeremy Wilmot · In-house (corporation)
- Karim Bardeesy · Parliamentary Secretary, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Policies, rules and codes that affect the payments system and payment networks Read more
Supporting an open and competitive technology environment for mobile payments to maximise consumer choice and strengthen Canada’s participation in the digital economy.
Supporting the development and adoption of secure, convenient digital verification and authentication solutions to enhance consumer protection and confidence in Canada’s digital economy.
Supporting the development and implementation of policies, programs, and regulatory measures aimed at preventing and combating fraud, scams, and financial crime, including measures that enhance information sharing, consumer protection, and the integrity of Canada’s financial system.
Promoting the recognition and adoption of modern digital payments infrastructure as a foundation for Canada’s economic resilience and innovation
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Reported by Wayne Alguire · In-house (organization)
- David Myles · Member of Parliament
Lobbying for legislation, policies, law enforcement and investments that will prevent the online sexual exploitation of children.
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Reported by Amy Flood · In-house (organization)
- Julie Harb · Policy Advisor, Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
- Alyth Ross · Special Assistant, Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
National women's health data & research platform - Major Project Recommendation: That the Government of Canada, in partnership with the Women’s Health Collective Canada and the Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada, provide initial funding of $10-12 million to WHCC and PWHR for 2026/27 fiscal year to establish a Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Data and Research Innovation Platform. The national women’s health data and research platform will serve as national knowledge infrastructure to harmonize existing patient and research data, and enable coordinated cohort studies with linked biobanking, clinical trial infrastructure, and AI-enabled innovation in women’s health research across Canada. Federal funding will be leveraged using additional provincial, philanthropic, academic, and private sector investment. This public-private partnership will support collaboration across research institutes, health systems, and innovation partners nationwide. Investment from the Government of Canada is an important first step in laying the foundation for a national women’s health research and data initiative. Beyond this initial phase, we will seek the federal government’s continued partnership and investment to support future phases in establishing Canada’s first national women’s health innovation data platform in a manner which will serve the national interest. Read more
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Reported by Amy Flood · In-house (organization)
- Maggie Chi · Member of Parliament, Health Canada (HC)
- Emily gough · PS Policy Advisor, Health Canada (HC)
- Nora Draper · PS Assistant, Health Canada (HC)
National women's health data & research platform - Major Project Recommendation: That the Government of Canada, in partnership with the Women’s Health Collective Canada and the Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada, provide initial funding of $10-12 million to WHCC and PWHR for 2026/27 fiscal year to establish a Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Data and Research Innovation Platform. The national women’s health data and research platform will serve as national knowledge infrastructure to harmonize existing patient and research data, and enable coordinated cohort studies with linked biobanking, clinical trial infrastructure, and AI-enabled innovation in women’s health research across Canada. Federal funding will be leveraged using additional provincial, philanthropic, academic, and private sector investment. This public-private partnership will support collaboration across research institutes, health systems, and innovation partners nationwide. Investment from the Government of Canada is an important first step in laying the foundation for a national women’s health research and data initiative. Beyond this initial phase, we will seek the federal government’s continued partnership and investment to support future phases in establishing Canada’s first national women’s health innovation data platform in a manner which will serve the national interest. Read more
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Reported by Amy Flood · In-house (organization)
- Mark Schaan · Associate Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
- Rodrigo Arancibia · Senior Director, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
National women's health data & research platform - Major Project Recommendation: That the Government of Canada, in partnership with the Women’s Health Collective Canada and the Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada, provide initial funding of $10-12 million to WHCC and PWHR for 2026/27 fiscal year to establish a Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Data and Research Innovation Platform. The national women’s health data and research platform will serve as national knowledge infrastructure to harmonize existing patient and research data, and enable coordinated cohort studies with linked biobanking, clinical trial infrastructure, and AI-enabled innovation in women’s health research across Canada. Federal funding will be leveraged using additional provincial, philanthropic, academic, and private sector investment. This public-private partnership will support collaboration across research institutes, health systems, and innovation partners nationwide. Investment from the Government of Canada is an important first step in laying the foundation for a national women’s health research and data initiative. Beyond this initial phase, we will seek the federal government’s continued partnership and investment to support future phases in establishing Canada’s first national women’s health innovation data platform in a manner which will serve the national interest. Read more
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Reported by Amy Flood · In-house (organization)
- Gail Mitchell · Deputy Minister, Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)
- erin shaver · Assistant, Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)
National women's health data & research platform - Major Project Recommendation: That the Government of Canada, in partnership with the Women’s Health Collective Canada and the Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada, provide initial funding of $10-12 million to WHCC and PWHR for 2026/27 fiscal year to establish a Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Data and Research Innovation Platform. The national women’s health data and research platform will serve as national knowledge infrastructure to harmonize existing patient and research data, and enable coordinated cohort studies with linked biobanking, clinical trial infrastructure, and AI-enabled innovation in women’s health research across Canada. Federal funding will be leveraged using additional provincial, philanthropic, academic, and private sector investment. This public-private partnership will support collaboration across research institutes, health systems, and innovation partners nationwide. Investment from the Government of Canada is an important first step in laying the foundation for a national women’s health research and data initiative. Beyond this initial phase, we will seek the federal government’s continued partnership and investment to support future phases in establishing Canada’s first national women’s health innovation data platform in a manner which will serve the national interest. Read more
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Reported by Todd Minerson · In-house (organization)
- Jake Sawatzky · Member of Parliament
Movember advocates for federal policies and investments that improve men’s health outcomes across Canada. It lobbies for the creation and funding of a National Men’s Health Strategy, focusing on mental health, suicide prevention, and early detection of conditions that disproportionately affect men. Movember’s efforts include advancing Indigenous-led health initiatives, addressing systemic health inequities, and improving men’s health literacy. Movember strives to support systems supporting healthier outcomes for men and boys, in healthcare spaces, online and digital spaces, in workplaces and in communities. Read more
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Reported by Adrian Castro Carrillo · Consultant
- Jed Graham · Policy Advisor, Transport Canada (TC)
Sustainable growth and transition to Electric Vehicles.
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Reported by Kait LaForce · Consultant
- Bryn de Chastelain · Regional Advisor, Ontario, Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
In support of the federal government's climate change objectives, seek expansion of the Low Carbon Cities Canada initiative to invest in urban greenhouse gas reduction projects focused on buildings, transportation and waste in major Canadian cities. Read more
Engagement as part of the federal pre-budget consultation process regarding environment priorities, challenges and recommendation for consideration in the 2026 budget
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Reported by Monette Pasher · In-house (organization)
- Jean-Philippe Arseneau · Chief of Staff to the Minister, Finance Canada (FIN)
- Varun Srivatsan · Director of Policy, Finance Canada (FIN)
Advancing recognition of Canada's airports as core trade-enabling infrastructure within one Canadian economy: including more integration of aviation into trade corridor, supply chain and economic development strategies and investments supporting stronger multimodal and domestic air network connectivity and to diversify exports, open new markets, and grow business travel, tourism and services trade. Read more
Crown rent reform: Working with government on commitments to reform the federal airport Crown rent formula.
Advocating a policy modernization and red-tape-reduction agenda for the airport system. These include: digitization of traveller and cargo processing across federal agencies along with improved back-end government systems needed to deliver it; assessment of aviation regulation through a competitiveness, operational and regional resilience lens; modernized rules governing airport land use and commercial flexibility that keep fees low; and, improved zoning and resolution processes for airspace protection from incompatible development.
Traveller and cargo digitization: Urging a firm government commitment to digitize traveller and cargo processing, including digital identity verification and digital customs, by implementing the pathways developed through the CBSA-led Traveller Modernization Initiative.
Airport funding programs, ACAP and a new growth and resilience program: Seeking the establishment of a new Small and Medium Airports Growth and Resilience program for economic and growth infrastructure, and recapitalization of the underfunded Airports Capital Assistance Program to meet safety, security, rehabilitation and economic development needs at airports that fall outside current program eligibility.
Advancing federal budget investment decisions that sustain and grow the national airport system as strategic economic and dual-use infrastructure essential to Canadians coast to coast to coast. These include: ground lease extensions and crown rent reform; eligibility and new funding for infrastructure and economic growth projects at small and mid-size airports facing an unsupported $19 Billion investment gap over 10 years; and, levelling up Airports Capital Assistance Program (ACAP) funding to meet the true need for safety and security projects at small and northern airports.
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Reported by Monette Pasher · In-house (organization)
- Michael Vandergrift · Deputy Minister, Transport Canada (TC)
Crown rent reform: Working with government on commitments to reform the federal airport Crown rent formula. Read more
Airport Zoning Regulations, airspace protection and land use: Seeking modernized and strengthened Airport Zoning Regulations to protect instrument flight paths and operational airspace, reduction of federal review timelines from up to seven years to a maximum of two, pre-construction assessment of development in aeronautical zones, and federal work with provinces and municipalities on long-term land-use compatibility around airports.
Airport funding programs, ACAP and a new growth and resilience program: Seeking the establishment of a new Small and Medium Airports Growth and Resilience program for economic and growth infrastructure, and recapitalization of the underfunded Airports Capital Assistance Program to meet safety, security, rehabilitation and economic development needs at airports that fall outside current program eligibility.
Traveller and cargo digitization: Urging a firm government commitment to digitize traveller and cargo processing, including digital identity verification and digital customs, by implementing the pathways developed through the CBSA-led Traveller Modernization Initiative.
Advancing federal budget investment decisions that sustain and grow the national airport system as strategic economic and dual-use infrastructure essential to Canadians coast to coast to coast. These include: ground lease extensions and crown rent reform; eligibility and new funding for infrastructure and economic growth projects at small and mid-size airports facing an unsupported $19 Billion investment gap over 10 years; and, levelling up Airports Capital Assistance Program (ACAP) funding to meet the true need for safety and security projects at small and northern airports.
NAS ground lease extensions: Urging full implementation of 50-year ground lease extensions for all 26 National Airports System airports to provide the tenure certainty required for major capital projects, private-sector partnership and long-term infrastructure financing that are at-risk until resolved.
Advocating a policy modernization and red-tape-reduction agenda for the airport system. These include: digitization of traveller and cargo processing across federal agencies along with improved back-end government systems needed to deliver it; assessment of aviation regulation through a competitiveness, operational and regional resilience lens; modernized rules governing airport land use and commercial flexibility that keep fees low; and, improved zoning and resolution processes for airspace protection from incompatible development.
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Reported by Stephanie Amole · Consultant
- Frank DesRosiers · Assistant Deputy Minister, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
To support ResearchNB’s engagement with federal officials to showcase its leadership and contributions to Canada’s research and innovation ecosystem, and to advance discussions on federal research funding structures that strengthen equitable access and representation for New Brunswick. Read more
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Reported by Janie C. Béïque · In-house (corporation)
- Tatiana Auguste · Députée
- Varun Srivatsan · Directeur des politiques, Finance Canada (FIN)
- Elyse Moisan · Conseillère pour le Québec, Finance Canada (FIN)
- Jeffrey Li · Conseiller en politiques, Finance Canada (FIN)
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- Andrew Evans · Conseiller en politique, House of Commons
- Claudia Gallant · Conseillère en relations avec les partenaires, House of Commons
- Shawn Grover · Conseiller principal en politiques, Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
Politiques, programmes et initiatives relatifs au développement économique, ainsi que les enjeux économiques généraux susceptibles d’influencer l’environnement d’affaires, l’accès au capital, l’investissement et la croissance économique et le rôle du Fonds de solidarité FTQ en matière de participation au développement économique du Québec. Read more
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Reported by Martin-Pierre Pelletier · Consultant
- Tom Rosser · Assistant Deputy Minister, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
- Hayley Provost · ADM Advisor, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
- Shannon Bennett · Deputy Director, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Seeking clarification of federal regulations governing the determination of age for Canadian spirits, particularly the treatment of re-gauging and redistillation Read more
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Reported by Martin-Pierre Pelletier · Consultant
- Sarah Jackson · Chief of Staff, Transport Canada (TC)
- Owen Crawford-Lem · Policy Advisor, Transport Canada (TC)
Policy development activities and outreach to Government of Canada representatives related to Global Container Terminals’ current operations, future corporate development plans and matters impacting the Canadian marine transportation sector. Read more
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Reported by Martin-Pierre Pelletier · Consultant
- Miled Hill · Senior Policy Advisor, Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
Policy development activities and outreach to Government of Canada representatives related to Global Container Terminals’ current operations, future corporate development plans and matters impacting the Canadian marine transportation sector. Read more
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Reported by Gary Anstey · Consultant
- Joanne Thompson · Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)
- Joy Buckle · Senrior Advisor NL, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)
- Martin Kolacz · Senior Policy and Major Projects Advisor, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
Grant, Contribution or other Financial incentive including iNRCAN initiatives, Biofuel Production Incentive, Strategic Investment Fund, Clean Fuel Funds, Net Zero Accelerator Funds to expedite a decarbonization project for large emitters and GHG Abatement, Investment Tax Credits, Federal Incentive Mechanisms Read more
Canadian Policy in regards to Global Trade access for Canadian fuel producers
Regulations and policies that affect the ongoing operations Brayal Renewable Fuels Ltd. (Newfoundland LP)
Proposed changes in the Clean Fuel Standard and Regulations
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Reported by Isabel Metcalfe · Consultant
- Tinsae Bogale · Senior Regional Advisor, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Eliminate the federal tax grind, allowing federal and provincial film and television incentives to work together for better economic return;
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Reported by Isabel Metcalfe · Consultant
- Kyle Seeback · Member of Parliament
Eliminate the federal tax grind, allowing federal and provincial film and television incentives to work together for better economic return;
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Reported by Stephen Jonkhans · In-house (corporation)
- Paul O'Keefe · Senior Director, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
- Laura Nourallah · Manager, Innovation, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Engaging with government regarding support opportunities for emission reduction technologies and economic development and growth through the Strategic Response Fund. Read more
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Reported by Amy Flood · In-house (organization)
- Mackenzy Metcalfe · Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
- Jeffrey Li · Policy Advisor, Finance Canada (FIN)
- Élyse Moisan · Advisor Quebec, Finance Canada (FIN)
National women's health data & research platform - Major Project Recommendation: That the Government of Canada, in partnership with the Women’s Health Collective Canada and the Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada, provide initial funding of $10-12 million to WHCC and PWHR for 2026/27 fiscal year to establish a Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Data and Research Innovation Platform. The national women’s health data and research platform will serve as national knowledge infrastructure to harmonize existing patient and research data, and enable coordinated cohort studies with linked biobanking, clinical trial infrastructure, and AI-enabled innovation in women’s health research across Canada. Federal funding will be leveraged using additional provincial, philanthropic, academic, and private sector investment. This public-private partnership will support collaboration across research institutes, health systems, and innovation partners nationwide. Investment from the Government of Canada is an important first step in laying the foundation for a national women’s health research and data initiative. Beyond this initial phase, we will seek the federal government’s continued partnership and investment to support future phases in establishing Canada’s first national women’s health innovation data platform in a manner which will serve the national interest. Read more
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Reported by Amy Flood · In-house (organization)
- Rechie Valdez · Minister WAGE, Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)
- Kendra Wilcox · Chief of Staff to the Minister, Women and Gender Equality (WAGE)
National women's health data & research platform - Major Project Recommendation: That the Government of Canada, in partnership with the Women’s Health Collective Canada and the Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada, provide initial funding of $10-12 million to WHCC and PWHR for 2026/27 fiscal year to establish a Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Data and Research Innovation Platform. The national women’s health data and research platform will serve as national knowledge infrastructure to harmonize existing patient and research data, and enable coordinated cohort studies with linked biobanking, clinical trial infrastructure, and AI-enabled innovation in women’s health research across Canada. Federal funding will be leveraged using additional provincial, philanthropic, academic, and private sector investment. This public-private partnership will support collaboration across research institutes, health systems, and innovation partners nationwide. Investment from the Government of Canada is an important first step in laying the foundation for a national women’s health research and data initiative. Beyond this initial phase, we will seek the federal government’s continued partnership and investment to support future phases in establishing Canada’s first national women’s health innovation data platform in a manner which will serve the national interest. Read more
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Reported by Kirstin Beardsley · In-house (organization)
- Olwyn Parkinson · Policy and Regional Advisor for British Columbia, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Advocate for the growing demand and needs of the food banking network in the Food Security Strategy
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Reported by Cassandra Duncan · Consultant
- Robyn Farrow · Senior Program Analyst, Justice Canada (JC)
- Angela Larkin · Senior Program Analyst, Justice Canada (JC)
To inform the Government of Canada of Little Warriors’ work with child sexual abuse (CSA) survivors and to broaden opportunities to provide treatment and support resources to Canadian survivors and their families. Read more
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Reported by Annalisa Harris · Consultant
- Valerie Gideon · Deputy Minister, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)
- Georgina Llyod · Assistant Deputy Minister, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)
Lobbying for policy recognition of Nunatisavut Government as the only representative for Labrador Inuit and for policies to minimize/mitigate against false assertions of Labrador Inuit identity. Read more
Engaging with decision makers to raise awareness of the Labrador Inuit Land Claim Agreement (LILCA) and ensure full implementation of the agreement. Share Nunatsiavut Government's view on Bill C-10 An Act respecting the Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation
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.