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 Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Ernie Klassen · Member of Parliament, South Surrey/White Rock
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)
- Braeden Caley · Member of Parliament, North Vancouver/Capilano
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)
- Elizabeth May · Member of Parliament, Saanich/Gulf Islands
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 Benoit-Antoine Bacon · In-house (organization)
- Mark Schaan · Associate Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
- Nipun Vats · Assistant Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Advocacy to enhance support for university research mobilization and commercialization activities. Read more
Advocacy to secure federal support to develop and upgrade university infrastructure, including but not limited to research and learning facilities, digital infrastructure, and transit infrastructure.
Discussions with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada and other relevant departments and agencies regarding the role of universities in supporting federal innovation initiatives, policies and programs.
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Reported by Daniel Brock · Consultant
- Soren Halverson · Assistant Commissioner, Legislative Policy and Regulatory Affairs Branch, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
- Jérome Côté · Director of Policy, Minister's Office, Finance Canada (FIN)
- Heather Evans · Commissioner of the Canada Revenue Agency, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
Comment on Canada’s implementation of the global minimum tax with respect to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s Pillar 2 model.
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Reported by Stewart Bain · In-house (corporation)
- Philip Jennings · Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
- Chris Padfield · Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Communicating with various government departments and agencies to explain corporate capabilities in satellite information services related to Space Domain Awareness, and explore the possibility of providing such services to the government. Read more
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Reported by Jean-Francois Godbout · In-house (corporation)
- Wendy Hadwen · Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC)
- Kendal Hembroff · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Seeking potential opportunities related to the recent investment announcements by the Government of Canada in National Defence.
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Reported by Tania Vrionis · In-house (organization)
- Francis Scarpaleggia · Member of Parliament
Bill S-243, the National Framework for Women’s Health in Canada Act
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Reported by Beatrice Bruske · In-house (organization)
- Manvir Shokar · Ontario Regional Adviser, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
Canada Labour Code: strengthening the right to collective bargaining and the right to strike
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Reported by Candace Laing · In-house (organization)
- Yasir Naqvi · Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Trade and to the Secretary of State (International Development), Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
INTERNATIONAL TRADE – With respect to issues relating to trade controls, including tariffs, import and export controls, sanctions, and trade remedies. Read more
NATIONAL SECURITY/ECONOMIC SECURITY - Advancing policies related to enhancing Canada’s economic and national security. Key priorities include strengthening economic resilience, prudently navigating geopolitical challenges to trade and international relations, safeguarding business operations against new and emerging threats, and fostering conditions for economic growth.
INTERNATIONAL TRADE - Negotiating bilateral, regional, and multilateral trade agreements and promoting them to Canadian businesses.
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Reported by Goldy Hyder · In-house (organization)
- Yasir Naqvi · Member of Parliament
- Maninder Sidhu · Minister of International Trade, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
- Sara Wilshaw · Chief Trade Commissioner, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
ASIA-PACIFIC RELATIONSHIP: Input to the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit; consideration of means to enhance trade and economic relations among the countries of the Asia-Pacific region Read more
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Reported by Carole Saab · In-house (organization)
- Michèle Kingsley · Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Safety Canada (PS)
Community safety and crime prevention. National/contract policing; Community-based mental health and substance use care; Opioids and harm reduction; Auto thefts; Crime prevention through social development; Community corrections; Federal and municipal roles and responsibilities regarding policing duties and funding Read more
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Reported by Scott Burrows · In-house (corporation)
- Tracy Sletto · Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Energy Regulator (CER)
- Chris Loewen · Executive Vice President, Canadian Energy Regulator (CER)
Market access and competitiveness - discussion regarding the government’s approach to opening new markets for Canadian oil and gas resources and related products to ensure full market value for Canadian hydrocarbons and other projects as yet in the proposal stage. Read more
Regulatory efficiency – discussions regarding the government’s approach towards streamlining regulatory process as they related to large energy infrastructure projects and pipelines.
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Reported by Amber Mitchell · In-house (organization)
- Mark Strahl · Member of Parliament, Chilliwack/Hope
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)
- Marc Dalton · Member of Parliament, Pitt Meadows/Maple Ridge
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)
- Helena Konanz · Member Parliament, Similkameen/South Okanagan/West Kootenay
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)
- Frank Caputo · Member of Parliament, Kamloops/Thompson/Nicola
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)
- Dan Albas · Member of Parliament, Okanagan Lake West/South 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)
- Chak Au · Member of Parliament, Richmond Centre/Marpole
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)
- Tamara Kronis · Member of Parliament, Nanaimo/Ladysmith
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)
- Tamara Jansen · Member of Parliament, Cloverdale/Langley City
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)
- Sukhman Gill · Member of Parliament, Abbotsford/South Langley
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)
- Rob Morrison · Member of Parliament, Columbia/Kootenay/Southern Rockies
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)
- Jeff Kibble · Member of Parliament, Cowichan/Malahat/Longford
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)
- Ellis Ross · Member of Parliament, Skeena/Bulkley Valley
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.