PolitiKit

Improve access to chiropractic care for Indigenous peoples, particularly by adding coverage for chiropractic services under the Non-Insured Health Benefits Program.

Inclusion of chiropractors as recognized qualified practitioners to issue the Disability Tax Credit Certificate(T2201).

Input on climate change and green house gas emissions reduction policy, including the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, Output-Based Pricing System. Input on Clean Fuel Standard regulations under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999. Input on Clean Electricity Regulations

Support the Electric Distributors Association of Ontario to engage with the federal government to provide feedback on policies and programs under development, and to obtain information on current policies and programs, including those announced through the annual federal budget, Fall Economic Statement and Climate Plans. These include, but are not exclusive to, the Smart Renewable and Electrification Pathways, and the Energy Innovation Program - Smart Grid.

Support the Electric Distributors Association of Ontario to engage with the federal government to provide feedback on policies and programs under development, and to obtain information on current policies and programs, including those announced through the annual federal budget, Fall Economic Statement and Climate Plans. These include, but are not exclusive to, the Smart Renewable and Electrification Pathways, and the Energy Innovation Program - Smart Grid.

Discuss policy measures to protect Canada's drug supply, distribution, and pharmacy systems against the impact of US tariffs

CLAC members want to work to help to build Canada and are active on major projects throughout Canada. They will advocate for policies and criteria to help support the delivery and construction of public projects in ways that will ensure good jobs and fair participation of all workers in Canada.

The client is a labour union whose members are actively working on significant major projects across Canada and want to continue to work on the strategically important public projects in Canada. CLAC wants to ensure that there are safe conditions for working on those projects that support the recruitment and advancement of workers while keeping projects open to all qualified workers in Canada.

Legal Capacity. Influence the adoption by the federal government of consistent guidelines and policies that explicitly recognize and support the use of supported decision making as a primary alternative to guardianship. Grounded in the recognition of legal capacity - and the right to access support to exercise that right - contained in article 12 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Inclusion Canada advocates for law reform and a national framework to enshrine and safeguard the right of people with intellectual disabilities to make decisions for themselves (legal capacity, supported decision making...).

Advancing Human Rights. Provide technical support and consultation to the implementation of the Accessible Canada Act, and associated regulations. Advocate for Canada's fulfillment of its obligations under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and monitor that implementation.

Employment. Transform and/or close sheltered work programs and transition to programs that enable real work for real pay (such as that advanced through Ready, Willing, Able). Secure funding to sustain and grow the Ready, Willing, Able initiative.

Engagement with federal officials in respect of potential funding support for advanced AI infrastructure projects, including a Markham-based AI development data centre and a large-scale commercial AI data centre developed through consortium partnerships, under the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF), the AI Sovereign Infrastructure Fund, and other federal programs such as FedDev Ontario and dual-use defence innovation initiatives, including discussions related to eligibility, program structuring, and participation.

Engagement with federal officials regarding policies and strategic initiatives related to sovereign AI infrastructure, secure semiconductor supply chains, data sovereignty, and dual-use innovation, including positioning of Canadian-based AI hardware development and the role of domestic firms in supporting national competitiveness and defence objectives.

Engagement with federal officials regarding policies and strategic initiatives related to sovereign AI infrastructure, secure semiconductor supply chains, data sovereignty, and dual-use innovation, including positioning of Canadian-based AI hardware development and the role of domestic firms in supporting national competitiveness and defence objectives.

Engagement with federal officials regarding policies and strategic initiatives related to sovereign AI infrastructure, secure semiconductor supply chains, data sovereignty, and dual-use innovation, including positioning of Canadian-based AI hardware development and the role of domestic firms in supporting national competitiveness and defence objectives.

Engagement with federal officials in respect of potential funding support for advanced AI infrastructure projects, including a Markham-based AI development data centre and a large-scale commercial AI data centre developed through consortium partnerships, under the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF), the AI Sovereign Infrastructure Fund, and other federal programs such as FedDev Ontario and dual-use defence innovation initiatives, including discussions related to eligibility, program structuring, and participation.

Engagement with federal officials regarding policies and strategic initiatives related to sovereign AI infrastructure, secure semiconductor supply chains, data sovereignty, and dual-use innovation, including positioning of Canadian-based AI hardware development and the role of domestic firms in supporting national competitiveness and defence objectives.