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 Omar Harb · Consultant
- Quinn Rinke · West and North Regional Advisor, National Defence (DND)
Pursuing Parks Canada contracts for waste containment infrastructure, supporting operational efficiency.
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Reported by Bryce McRae · Consultant
- Niloo Boroun · Director of International Policy, Finance Canada (FIN)
Privacy: Ensure forthcoming privacy legislation, regulations or guidance provides a level playing field for businesses in the auto-aftermarket and prioritizes consumer control over vehicle data. Read more
Innovation and Skills Plan, Apprenticeship: Upskilling of current and future aftermarket industry workforce as industry transitions from predominantly mechanical to more technical trade.
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Reported by Christopher Holz · Consultant
- Nicole Ellement · Senior Regional Advisor - BC, AB, and SK, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Briefing officials on Plug'n Drive's consumer awareness and education programming across Canada, and efforts to increase EV adoption among Canadian consumers and businesses. Providing information and data to support the Government of Canada's consideration and policies related to electricity infrastructure, EV adoption, EV charging infrastructure, transportation, and climate. Advocating for continued federal funding support of public education and awareness programming. Read more
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Reported by Frank Silva · In-house (corporation)
- Celine Yegani · Regional Advisor, Prairies and North, Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
- Julie Harb · Policy Advisor, Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
Health Canada: Advocate for reasonable tobacco control policies and regulations.
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Reported by Danielle Flieler · Consultant
- Michael Collins · VP of Health Promotion at PHAC, Health Canada (HC)
Regulations and guidelines affecting women's health like breast cancer screening, access to innovative technology and precision medicine.
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Reported by Kevin dEntremont · In-house (organization)
- Sarah Cozzi · Director of Policy, Public Safety Canada (PS)
To engage in consultation and discussion with Government regarding any legislation that impacts the ICT sector
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Reported by Nick Werstiuk · In-house (organization)
- Nipun Vats · Assistant Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
- James Burns · Director General, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Funding for Research, Development and commercialization of Quantum Technologies.
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Reported by Carl Hansen · In-house (corporation)
- Quinn Rinke · Regional Advisor, National Defence (DND)
Communications regarding funding from various Government funding programs, opportunities to improve government activity (funding, tax incentives, clinical trials infrastructure, etc) to encourage the innovation economy in Canada with a specific focus on biotech, and programs around procurement opportunities for the Government of Canada relating to biotechnology products. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Jenny Kwan · Member of Parliament, Vancouver East
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Gord Johns · Member of Parliament, Courtenay/Alberni
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Don Davies · Member of Parliament, Vancouver Kingsway
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Jonathan McKenzie · In-house (corporation)
- Kelsen Vallee · Chief Investment Officer and EVP, Privy Council Office (PCO)
- Mike Trowell · Project manager, Privy Council Office (PCO)
- Megan Nichols · Assistant Deputy Minister, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
- Nicholas Winfield · Director General, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
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- Daniel Jutzi · Executive Director, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
- Judy Meltzer · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Canadian Energy Strategy related to national level alignment on energy priorities Read more
Species at Risk Act with regards to conservation initiatives to protect species and habitat
Discussions regarding Canadian Environmental Protection Act related to greenhouse gas and other air emissions. Discussions regarding policy changes on water and a possible Canadian Water Agency.
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Taleeb Noormohamed · Member of Parliament, Vancouver Granville
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Sukh Dhaliwal · Member of Parliament, Surrey Newton
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Stephen Fuhr · Member of Parliament, Kelowna
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Stephanie McLean · Member of Parliament, Esquimalt/Saanich/Sooke
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Ron McKinnon · Member of Parliament, Coquitlam/Port Coquitlam
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Randeep Sarai · Member of Parliament, Surrey Centre
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Patrick Weiler · Member of Parliament, West Vancouver/Sunshine Coast/Sea to Sky Country
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Parm Bains · Member of Parliament, Richmond East/Steveston
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Jill McKnight · Member of Parliament, Delta
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Jake Sawatzky · Member of Parliament, New Westminster/Burnaby/Maillardville
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Hedy Fry · Member of Parliament
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Gurbux Saini · Member of Parliament, Fleetwood/Port Kells
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. Read more
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Gregor Robertson · Member of Parliament, Vancouver Fraserview/South Burnaby
Opposition to Canada-Labour, Bill C-39 and proposed amendments that would grant the federal government expanded authority to intervene in and effectively end legal strikes, representing a significant departure from long-established collective bargaining principles. 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.