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
The last 90 days
Most active organizations
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Quebec's Federation of Chambers of Commerce 49 meetings
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Canadian Bankers Association 45 meetings
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British Columbia Teachers' Federation 34 meetings
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce 34 meetings
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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society of Canada 33 meetings
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ControlAI 32 meetings
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Canola Council of Canada 30 meetings
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Dominion Dynamics Inc. 28 meetings
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FEDERATION OF CANADIAN MUNICIPALITIES 28 meetings
MPs met most often
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Mélanie Joly 71 meetings
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Karina Gould 44 meetings
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Jake Sawatzky 43 meetings
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Wayne Long 38 meetings
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François-Philippe Champagne 35 meetings
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Corey Hogan 35 meetings
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Ryan Turnbull 31 meetings
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Tim Hodgson 31 meetings
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Fares Al Soud 31 meetings
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Maggie Chi 30 meetings
Bills named most often
Most-lobbied institutions
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House of Commons 1790 meetings
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Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) 1069 meetings
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Finance Canada (FIN) 727 meetings
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Prime Minister's Office (PMO) 501 meetings
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Privy Council Office (PCO) 361 meetings
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Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) 338 meetings
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Global Affairs Canada (GAC) 309 meetings
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Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) 251 meetings
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Transport Canada (TC) 244 meetings
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Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) 233 meetings
Latest reported meetings
Most recent meeting: Oct 30, 2026
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Reported by Michael Collins-Williams · In-house (organization)
- Lisa Hepfner · Member of Parliament
Development Charges: WE HBA strongly supports the Development Charges Reduction Program and is specifically supporting the City of Hamilton and City of Burlington applications to the Ontario Government Read more
The WE HBA supports indexing the GST New Home Rebate. The existing GST new home rebate thresholds of $350k and $450k were put in place in the early 1990s when the GST was implemented and have not been adjusted since then. Given housing price escalation over the past 3 decades - these GST thresholds should be adjusted to reflect current new home prices. Options include removing altogether or setting a higher single threshold of for example $1 million, $1.3 million or more. It is WE HBA's position that the threshold should be for all new home purchasers and not restricted only to first time purchasers. WE HBA supports the one year GST/HST relief package between the Ontario and Federal Governments.
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Reported by Susan King · Consultant
- Braeden Caley · Member of Parliament
Enacting legislative addressing the use of parental alienation accusations and associated pseudo-concepts in family law, to ensure safety for women and children who are victims of family violence. Stopping parental alienation accusations in family court. Read more
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Reported by Bill Schaper · Consultant
- Michelle Kovacevic · Deputy Minister, Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)
- Paula Hadden-Jokiel · Assistant Deputy Minister, Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)
Federal funding to enable the development of hard infrastructure (e.g. water, sewer) necessary to develop housing and community facilities. Read more
Seeking funding for the construction of new schools to aid the growing population and cultivate the education needs of the community.
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Reported by Stefania Valente Gaudrault · Consultant
- Marie-France Lalonde · Member of Parliament for Orléans
Government funding for the orchestra sector, notably through the Canada Council for the Arts, Department of Canadian Heritage, and FedDev Ontario.
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Reported by Kristina Proulx · In-house (organization)
- Ernie Klassen · Parliamentary Secretary, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)
Agriculture: Policies related to the food and beverage processing sector including: funding for industry research and development, implementation of Safe Foods for Canadians Regulations. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Sean Phelan · Senior Policy Advisor, House of Commons
- Andrew Evans · Policy Advisor, House of Commons
- Bethany Livingstone · Stakeholder Relations Advisor, House of Commons
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Keith Degrace · In-house (corporation)
- Robert Pearsall · Member's Assistant, House of Commons
Red Tape Review - discussions as it relates to modernization of regulations and/or policy that is no longer necessary, duplicative or overly burdensome and/or is a barrier to investment and growth for business. Read more
Engage with the Government on funding programs, initiatives and opportunities for Red Bull sport activations and events
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Jason Smedvik · Special Assistant, House of Commons
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Claire Bragg · Consultant
- Brett Szmul · Policy Advisor, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
- Annina Plummer · Senior Regional Advisor, West and North, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
Advocating for federal support for student and faculty housing, training facilities and other institutional infrastructure. Read more
Discussing and exploring funding opportunities for workforce development, skilled trades training, and specialized northern labour capacity tied to major projects, infrastructure, emergency preparedness, and long-term economic growth in the North.
Introductory meetings to exchange information and discuss research, innovation, and policy related to climate adaptation, energy systems, northern infrastructure, emergency preparedness, public safety, critical minerals, governance, and community resilience.
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Reported by Alex Holmes · In-house (corporation)
- Frank DesRosiers · ADM, NRCan, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
Mines to Mobility Strategy - with a focus on the mid-stream of the battery supply chain ecosystem. Raise the importance of a North American made cathode active material (CAM) and required support to develop it. Read more
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Reported by Alex Holmes · In-house (corporation)
- Linda Lapointe · MP
Mines to Mobility Strategy - with a focus on the mid-stream of the battery supply chain ecosystem. Raise the importance of a North American made cathode active material (CAM) and required support to develop it. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- John Inca Anderson · Director of Parliamentary Affairs to Senator Mohamed, Senate of Canada
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Hanife Masoomifar · Policy Advisor and Issues Manager, House of Commons
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Helena Konanz · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Marie-Hélène Gaudreau · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Aslam Rana · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Tony Loffreda · Senator, Senate of Canada
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Doug Eyolfson · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Fraser Tolmie · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Alana Powell · Senior Policy Advisor, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Andréanne Larouche · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- David McKenzie · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Matt Strauss · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Judy A. Sgro · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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Reported by Tammy Moore · In-house (organization)
- Michael Barrett · Member of Parliament
To provide funding for the Canadian Collaboration to Cure ALS, to establish a coordinated national research ecosystem through which every Canadian living with ALS can participate in, and benefit from, cutting-edge science that will accelerate discoveries by Canadian researchers, advance understanding of the disease, and enable the development of therapies to treat this devastating terminal illness with greater precision. Sources of funding are to be determined. Read more
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.