Beacon Data Centers Inc.
20 meetings with public office holders, Mar 9, 2026 to May 6, 2026.
Meetings over time
- Mar 2026: 4 meetings, with James Burns, Kofi Kobia, Keith Melvin, Nidal Islam
- Apr 2026: 4 meetings, with Dany Maalouly, Shannon Kenney, Grant Cole, Kofi Kobia, Mark Hayward
- May 2026: 12 meetings, with Caroline Belbin, Tim Logan, John Williamson, Ishwara Prematunga, Kelsey Lane
Mar 2026peak 12 in a monthMay 2026
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What they lobby about
- Economic Development20
- Energy20
- Government Procurement20
- Infrastructure20
- Regional Development20
- Science and Technology20
- Federal-Provincial Relations16
- Research and Development16
- Privacy and Access to Information14
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Who they met
Conservative1 met · 3 meetings
Not in Arena's member list13 met · 31 meetings
- Kofi Kobia
- Caroline Belbin
- Harry Burton
- Ishwara Prematunga
- Kelsey Lane
- Tim Logan
- Dany Maalouly
- Grant Cole
- James Burns
- Mark Hayward
- Shannon Kenney
- Keith Melvin
- Nidal Islam
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) (15) · House of Commons (6) · Shared Services Canada (SSC) (6) · Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) (4) · Prime Minister's Office (PMO) (3)
In their own words
- Arrange meetings for the client to advocate for the role of large-scale private data-center infrastructure in supporting national priorities related to digital resilience, data sovereignty, and modernization, as well as for support for a large-scale data center under development in New Brunswick.
- Arrange meetings to advocate for the role of large-scale private data-center infrastructure in supporting national priorities related to digital resilience, data sovereignty, and modernization, as well as for support for a large-scale data center under development in New Brunswick.
- Advocate for the role of large-scale private data-center infrastructure in supporting national priorities related to digital resilience, data sovereignty, and modernization, as well as for support for a large-scale data center under development in New Brunswick.
Meetings from the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada. Canada does not require lobbyists to disclose what they spend, so there is no lobbying budget to report here — only the meetings they filed.