Meetings with Ron McKinnon reported by registered lobbyists. Lobbyists must report every oral, arranged meeting with an MP, minister or other designated public office holder.
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
Nicole Rustad · Chief of Staff to MP Stephen Fuhr, House of Commons
McKinley Hawkins · Legislative Assistant, House of Commons
Advocate for programs that support demonstration, R&D, and deployment of marine renewable energy technologies (offshore wind, tidal energy, wave energy, river current energy) at a utility-scale and small-scale in remote/Indigenous/coastal/rural communities.Read more
Support for clean technology/clean electricity through Investment Tax Credits and capital cost reductions in order to accelerate deployment of technologies that will help achieve net-zero goals while supporting economic growth
Patrick Weiler · MP for West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country
McKinley Hawkins · Legislative Assistant, House of Commons
Nicole Rustard · Chief of Staff to MP Stephen Fuhr, House of Commons
Development of a fund or program to provide access to low cost capital for Canadians wishing to purchase and install residential photovoltaic solar and energy storage.Read more
Development of financial mechanisms to increase Indigenous communities' and companies' ability to access the capital required to develop renewable energy and energy storage projects.
Providing advice on policy measures and improvements to increase Canada's investability in renewable energy sector
Carbon Removal Canada seeks to ensure that demonstration funding programs are open to permanent carbon removal technologies, helping more projects bridge the gap between pilot and commercial scale, while securing new funding streams for demonstration projects.Read more
The Watershed Security Fund (BC), with respect to additional contributions to the fund.
The Real Estate Foundation of BC is inviting discussions to work with Federal Government to bring additional funding to support the Watershed Security Fund in B.C..Read more
Real Estate Foundation of B.C. is engaging in discussions on the forthcoming National Water Security Strategy, led by the Canada Water Agency, with respect to the Strategy's recognition of the Watershed Security Fund as a proven model for Canada and a proven mechanism in B.C. to distribute watershed funding to communities, as well as the importance of the National Water Security Strategy being grounded in community and regional perspectives, and recognized not only as an environmental issue, but also a matter of economic security, community well-being and equity, national sovereignty, and reconciliation.
Protection of wild salmon from the impacts of salmon farming, with a particular focus on parasite and disease transfer to wild populations.
Meetings regarding the fish farm transition plan and upcoming commitment to remove fish farms by 2029.Read more
Pacific Aquaculture Regulations; The development and implementation of the B.C. aquaculture transition plan and ban on open-net pen fish farms by 2029 and regulations for new closed-containment aquaculture technologies.Read more
Launch a National Housing Strategy 2.0 focused on housing choice and homeownership. The Strategy should include a national goal of restoring attainable homeownership through missing housing, and address the full range of housing issues, from ending homelessness to rebuilding the pathway to homeownership.Read more
PIPSC advocates for strengthening the federal government’s capacity to deliver high-quality public services and programs. This includes engagement on the impacts of the federal government’s comprehensive expenditure review and associated workforce adjustments on service delivery and the retention of internal expertise. PIPSC also engages on concerns related to the federal government's growing reliance on outsourcing and professional services contracts and the need to rebuild in-house public sector capacity.
PIPSC advocacy focuses on the protection of scientific integrity and the role of evidence-based decision-making across federal departments and agencies, along with the integrity and fairness of Canada’s tax system, including appropriate resourcing for enforcement and compliance, and broader workforce management policies related to recruitment, retention, and the preservation of specialized expertise within the federal public service.Read more
Federal public service payroll and compensation systems including Phoenix pay system; damages/compensation in connection with Phoenix pay system (including the taxability of such damages/compensation); all other matters related to Phoenix and pay; the development of a new generation pay system.?Read more
Reversal of the federal government’s universal in-office telework mandate.
Economic Development: Research and Development funding for space technologies, including robotics, Earth observation and satellite communications; Government contribution programs; unsolicited proposalsRead more
Economic Development: Current and future programs, technology, policy and governance re: robotics, Earth observation and satellite communications; Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB); commercial space; future space missions; international cooperation including Canadian participation in international space programs; utilization of satellite technology for connectivity; digital economic strategies; National Space Strategy; strengthening of Canada’s domestic space industrial base
Discussion regarding research and development, infrastructure initiatives and investments in the areas of artificial intelligence (AI), quantum, and dual-use technologiesRead more
Communicating with ISED, regarding the receipt, allocation, and outcomes of funding received. Familiarizing Health Canada, ISED, and Members of Parliament about the work of the Praxis Spinal Cord Institute.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.
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