Meetings with Kerry Diotte reported by registered lobbyists. Lobbyists must report every oral, arranged meeting with an MP, minister or other designated public office holder.
Lee Reaney · Issues Manager, Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC)
Policy impacting the magazines and magazine publishing sector, including the administration, interpretation and implementation of the Canada Periodical Fund, the Changing Narratives Fund, the Copyright Act, the AI Investment Strategy, terms in the renegotiation of CUSMA, and the mandates of the Canadian Heritage Department.Read more
Proposed and future legislation, bills, and resolutions related to copyright, artificial intelligence, and culture with bearing on magazine publishers and the magazine industry at large.
Communicating with government officials about the proposed Safe Social Media Act (Bill C-34) as it relates to reducing the harms to children and their access to online content.Read more
Discussion around current and future funding agreements for Pathways to Education
Discussions around policy impacting youth, learning, anti-poverty, mental health, employment and immigration, and crime reduction/public safety as it relates to youth
Seeking continued funding and new funding from GOC for Pathways to Education Canada's national programming operations: supporting high school students living in low income communities in graduating high school, pursuing post-secondary education, employment, and economic successRead more
Darren Hall · Advisor - Energy Policy, House of Commons
Brydon Chakrabarti · Tour Support, House of Commons
Maria Newcombe · Correspondence Assistant, House of Commons
Claudia Gallant · Stakeholder Relations Advisor, House of Commons
Daryl Fridhandler · Senator, Senate of Canada
Tom Rosser · Assistant Deputy Minister, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Justine Frame · Policy Advisor, Health Canada (HC)
Energy: Canada's energy policy with respect to a North American clean energy and environment agreement; policies with respect to fuel supply security; policies with respect to energy efficiency; SmartWay; policies with respect to emissions life cycle analysis; policies with respect to environmental assessment processes.Read more
Ensuring the removal of policy barriers, proactive policy change, budget measures and new and existing legislation are all focused on increasing Canada's competitiveness for investment attraction and foreign trade.Read more
Request for federal government funding to fund the activities prescribed in Edmonton Global's mandate and strategic plan for the purposes of attracting new investment in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region.
Reported by Louis Béland · In-house (organization)
Kerry Diotte · Member of Parliament, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Financement permanent (CRI - Community Radio Initiative / IRC - Initiative de la radio communautaire). Rencontre avec les députés du parlement canadien pour obtenir leur appui à une motion visant à financer les radios communautaires, campus, et autochtones de manière structurée et permanente.Read more
Online Streaming Act
Broadcasting Act
Online News Act
The CRFC is active in ensuring community, Indigenous, and campus radio stations are recognized for, and supported adequately, for their role in the Canadian Broadcasting system and the larger information ecosystem.Read more
Paul Halucha · Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet (Clean Growth), Privy Council Office (PCO)
Working with Transport Canada to explore means in which to improve rail reliability and safety to Canada's West Coast.Read more
Grant programs under the Innovation, Science and Industry Ministry that may apply to the petrochemical and hydrocarbon processing sector such as the Strategic Innovation Fund and Western Economic Diversification initiatives.
Advocating for Investment Tax Credits or other incentives that help level the investment attraction playing field with competing jurisdictions around the world.
Neeraj Bhalla · Director of Community Outreach, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Jasmine Gill · Director of Policy, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Advocating for the importance of cultural diplomacy, support for touring, partnership for trade and cultural delegations. Immediate priorities are related to the TSO's anticipated China Tour in 2028Read more
Expand the Workforce Alliance on Housing and Construction to serve as both a workforce development forum and an operational coordination mechanism - aligning labour supply with project timelines, geographic demand and infrastructure priorities.Read more
Unlocking Immediate Productivity Gains
1. Introduce a targeted, time-limited exemption on overtime earnings for certified skilled tradespeople in construction-critical sectors.
2. Introduce time-limited accelerated depreciation regime for businesses in construction-critical sectors investing in productivity-enhancing equipment and technologies; temporarily suspend the accompanying half-year rule.
Expand the Tradesperson’s Tool Deduction to explicitly include properly fitting PPE required by your employer as an eligible expense. Increase the maximum deduction to $1500 and index the benefit to inflation.
Introduce time-limited accelerated depreciation regime for businesses in construction-critical sectors investing in productivity-enhancing equipment and technologies; temporarily suspend the accompanying half-year rule.
Align prompt payment legislation with provincial best practices by requiring annual release of holdback on long-term contracts (over one year).
Improve interprovincial mobility by establishing:
A national safety certification verification database
A harmonization and mutual recognition framework
Federal procurement guidance to encourage acceptance of equivalent certifications and verified safety data across projects
Ensure that the evolution of AI and digital tools strengthens, not replaces, human creativity and artistic authorship.
Advocate for a human-centred approach to AI governance that protects creators’ rights and preserves artistic integrity.
Support clear rules for AI training, use, remuneration and attribution in audiovisual productions.Read more
Strengthen Canada’s audiovisual and cultural ecosystem by ensuring that directors and creative authors are recognized, supported, and central to cultural policy. Advocate for sustained and equitable funding for Canadian feature films, scripted series, and documentaries.
Support the implementation of the Online Streaming Act (Bill C-11) in a way that ensures meaningful opportunities for Canadian creators and independent producers.
Advance the recognition and protection of directors and screenwriters as primary authors of audiovisual works in Canadian law and international treaties.
Support collective management and equitable remuneration for the use of Canadian audiovisual works worldwide.
Defend creative and moral rights in digital environments and oppose any weakening of authorship or copyright protections.Read more
Ensure that the evolution of AI and digital tools strengthens, not replaces, human creativity and artistic authorship.
Advocate for a human-centred approach to AI governance that protects creators’ rights and preserves artistic integrity.
Support clear rules for AI training, use, remuneration and attribution in audiovisual productions.
Position Canadian directors and storytellers as global ambassadors of cultural sovereignty and creative excellence through international partnerships and export programs.
- Promote the visibility of Canadian directors and works at international markets and festivals.
- Support mobility, co-production, and export opportunities for Canadian creative talent.
- Advocate for the inclusion of directors’ authorship and
cultural diplomacy objectives in international trade and cultural agreements.
Communicating with government officials about proposed and existing youth privacy and age assurance measures, including the potential establishment of a youth privacy code. These communications may touch on, but are not limited to, the consultation launched by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.Read more
Communicating with government officials about industry and government efforts to promote online safety including but not limited to (i) combatting misinformation and disinformation, (ii) ensuring child safety, (iii) reducing online scams and fraudulent activity, (iv) minimizing online spam and (v) removing harmful online content.
Kerry Diotte · Member of Parliament, Edmonton Griesbach
Canada Income Tax Act relating to Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit program and to Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit ProgramRead more
Broadcasting polices, including policies related to Canadian programming expenditures, digital media, and independently-produced programming.
Broadcasting regulations, including regulations related to Canadian programming.
Broadcasting polices, including policies related to Canadian programming expenditures, digital media, and independently-produced programming.Read more
Broadcasting regulations, including regulations related to Canadian programming.
Seeking to ensure the interests of Canada’s independent producers are considered in any amendments to the Broadcasting Act, Telecommunications Act, or Copyright Act.
Canada Income Tax Act relating to Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit program and to Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit Program
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
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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