AtkinsRéalis

Meetings over time

• Jun 20259 meetingsSamir Kassam, Kaitlyn Cleary, Julie Trepanier, Scott Winter, Debbie Scharf
  Jun 2025: 9 meetings, with Samir Kassam, Kaitlyn Cleary, Julie Trepanier, Scott Winter, Debbie Scharf
• Jul 20256 meetingsMartin Moen, Yasmine Atassi, Galen Richardson, Wayne Long, Ryan Turnbull
  Jul 2025: 6 meetings, with Martin Moen, Yasmine Atassi, Galen Richardson, Wayne Long, Ryan Turnbull
• Aug 20255 meetingsMarie-Christine Demers, Beata Nawacki, Sarah Manney, Simran Arulraj, Taras Zalusky
  Aug 2025: 5 meetings, with Marie-Christine Demers, Beata Nawacki, Sarah Manney, Simran Arulraj, Taras Zalusky
• Sep 20253 meetingsYasir Naqvi, Robert Stewart, Meghan Pritchard, Jodi Robinson, Paul Thoppil
  Sep 2025: 3 meetings, with Yasir Naqvi, Robert Stewart, Meghan Pritchard, Jodi Robinson, Paul Thoppil
• Oct 20253 meetingsPaul Moen, Francis Bilodeau, Alexis Conrad, Marie-Christine Demers, Drew Leyburne
  Oct 2025: 3 meetings, with Paul Moen, Francis Bilodeau, Alexis Conrad, Marie-Christine Demers, Drew Leyburne
• Nov 202510 meetingsPauline Rochefort, Francis Bilodeau, Charles Vincent, Brett Szmul, Carina Gabriele
  Nov 2025: 10 meetings, with Pauline Rochefort, Francis Bilodeau, Charles Vincent, Brett Szmul, Carina Gabriele
• Dec 20251 meetingDrew Leyburne, Sam Millar, Michael Garrard, Sean Collins
  Dec 2025: 1 meeting, with Drew Leyburne, Sam Millar, Michael Garrard, Sean Collins
• Jan 20260 meetings
  Jan 2026: 0 meetings
• Feb 20263 meetingsEamonn McGuinty, Catherine Godin, Andrea Clements
  Feb 2026: 3 meetings, with Eamonn McGuinty, Catherine Godin, Andrea Clements
• Mar 20262 meetingsJohn Hannaford, Tim Hodgson, Samir Kassam, Marie-Christine Demers, Greg Orencsak
  Mar 2026: 2 meetings, with John Hannaford, Tim Hodgson, Samir Kassam, Marie-Christine Demers, Greg Orencsak
• Apr 202621 meetingsPeter Hammerschmidt, Saleem Sattar, Samir Kassam, Marie-Christine Demers, Drew Leyburne
  Apr 2026: 21 meetings, with Peter Hammerschmidt, Saleem Sattar, Samir Kassam, Marie-Christine Demers, Drew Leyburne
• May 20264 meetingsJames Cudmore, Cory Pike, Renee Filiatrault, Mathew Hall, Sima Acan
  May 2026: 4 meetings, with James Cudmore, Cory Pike, Renee Filiatrault, Mathew Hall, Sima Acan
• Jun 20263 meetingsSamuel Millar, Ramzi Jammal, Elissa Goldberg
  Jun 2026: 3 meetings, with Samuel Millar, Ramzi Jammal, Elissa Goldberg
• Jul 20267 meetingsMélanie Joly, Michael Sabia, Jim Nickel, Doug Guzman, Tim Hodgson
  Jul 2026: 7 meetings, with Mélanie Joly, Michael Sabia, Jim Nickel, Doug Guzman, Tim Hodgson

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What they lobby about

• Energy49
• Economic Development42
• Infrastructure39
• International Trade38
• International Relations36
• International Development28
• Environment25
• Defence19
• Government Procurement19
• Industry19
• National Security/Security19
• Internal Trade6

The registry's own subject categories, chosen by the lobbyist on each filing. Each one opens its own page.

Who they met

The 40 most-met of 80 people named in these filings.

Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) (25) · Global Affairs Canada (GAC) (20) · House of Commons (16) · Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) (15) · Finance Canada (FIN) (14) · National Defence (DND) (7)

In their own words

• Under the banner of the Canadians for CANDU campaign, which is a broad coalition including labour, medical, first nations and supply chain organizations, AtkinsRéalis wants the government of Canada to support the Canadian-owned CANDU nuclear technology as the reactor for the next generation of new reactors to be built in Ontario, across Canada and internationally. This support can be in the form of loans to support the development of the updated reactor, financial support to provinces and utilities that choose CANDU, and export credit support for CANDU reactors exported to foreign countries. (CANDU: Canada Deuterium Uranium)
• Federal Budgets -- support for framework economic policies that support business development, economic growth and job creation, including infrastructure spending and renewal, innovation policy, support for the manufacturing sector, policy changes related to white collar crime, tax policy, regulatory policy, international development and trade, support for the trade commissioner service
• Global Affairs Canada (GAC) re engagement and support support of Canadian business abroad by the trade commissioners service. Support broadly for bilateral, regional and multilateral trade and services liberalization agreements as well as nuclear cooperation and other permits. This also includes policy support for Canada Account as well as Export Credit Financing.