Canadian Chamber of Commerce

Meetings over time

• May 20257 meetingsLarisa Galadza, Guy Gallant, Matthew Smith, Dan Albas, Krista Ross
  May 2025: 7 meetings, with Larisa Galadza, Guy Gallant, Matthew Smith, Dan Albas, Krista Ross
• Jun 202522 meetingsManinder Sidhu, Corey Hogan, Garnett Genius, Charles Vincent, Chris Padfield
  Jun 2025: 22 meetings, with Maninder Sidhu, Corey Hogan, Garnett Genius, Charles Vincent, Chris Padfield
• Jul 20256 meetingsTim Hodgson, Carolyn Svonkin, Arash Randijbar, Yash Nanda, Mark Schaan
  Jul 2025: 6 meetings, with Tim Hodgson, Carolyn Svonkin, Arash Randijbar, Yash Nanda, Mark Schaan
• Aug 202511 meetingsMiled Hill, Amen Ben Ahmouda, Crystina Dundas, Miles Wu, Wayne Long
  Aug 2025: 11 meetings, with Miled Hill, Amen Ben Ahmouda, Crystina Dundas, Miles Wu, Wayne Long
• Sep 202552 meetingsSebastian Clarke, Noemie Fiset-Tremblay, Mark Gerretsen, Karina Gould, Camellia Wong
  Sep 2025: 52 meetings, with Sebastian Clarke, Noemie Fiset-Tremblay, Mark Gerretsen, Karina Gould, Camellia Wong
• Oct 202510 meetingsDaniela Di Giacomo, Jennifer McKelvie, Scot Atchinson, Taleeb Noormohamed, Randy Hoback
  Oct 2025: 10 meetings, with Daniela Di Giacomo, Jennifer McKelvie, Scot Atchinson, Taleeb Noormohamed, Randy Hoback
• Nov 20259 meetingsMartin Moen, Phillip Lawrence, Robert Dick, Cindy Termorshuizen, Adam Van Koeverden
  Nov 2025: 9 meetings, with Martin Moen, Phillip Lawrence, Robert Dick, Cindy Termorshuizen, Adam Van Koeverden
• Dec 202544 meetingsGalen Richardson, Miro Froehlich, Nasser Haidar, Heath Heath MacDonald, Serena Smith
  Dec 2025: 44 meetings, with Galen Richardson, Miro Froehlich, Nasser Haidar, Heath Heath MacDonald, Serena Smith
• Jan 20267 meetingsNina Sartor, Anushka Kurian, Lisa Xie, Judy Meltzer, Isabella Chan
  Jan 2026: 7 meetings, with Nina Sartor, Anushka Kurian, Lisa Xie, Judy Meltzer, Isabella Chan
• Feb 202613 meetingsMatthew Sreter, Elizabeth Wong, Annahat Kochhar, Maggie Chi, Justine Frame
  Feb 2026: 13 meetings, with Matthew Sreter, Elizabeth Wong, Annahat Kochhar, Maggie Chi, Justine Frame
• Mar 202619 meetingsBrad Vis, Remi Gagnon, Liz Foster, Noémie Fiset-Tremblay, Gérard Deltell
  Mar 2026: 19 meetings, with Brad Vis, Remi Gagnon, Liz Foster, Noémie Fiset-Tremblay, Gérard Deltell
• Apr 202623 meetingsOwen Crawford-Lem, Noémie Fiset-Tremblay, Matt Jeneroux, Dominic Rochon, Philippe-Andre Rodriguez
  Apr 2026: 23 meetings, with Owen Crawford-Lem, Noémie Fiset-Tremblay, Matt Jeneroux, Dominic Rochon, Philippe-Andre Rodriguez
• May 202633 meetingsMichael Coteau, Miro Froehlich, Élysée Martin Atangana, Owen Crawford-Lem, Trevor McGowan
  May 2026: 33 meetings, with Michael Coteau, Miro Froehlich, Élysée Martin Atangana, Owen Crawford-Lem, Trevor McGowan
• Jun 202611 meetingsWayne Long, Niloo Boroun, Ted Gallivan, Jenna Sudds, Baltej Dhillon
  Jun 2026: 11 meetings, with Wayne Long, Niloo Boroun, Ted Gallivan, Jenna Sudds, Baltej Dhillon
• Jul 202618 meetingsGarnett Genuis, Julie Turcotte, Ian Foucher, Varun Srivatsan, Shalene Curtis-Micallef
  Jul 2026: 18 meetings, with Garnett Genuis, Julie Turcotte, Ian Foucher, Varun Srivatsan, Shalene Curtis-Micallef

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What they lobby about

• Economic Development116
• Industry108
• International Trade86
• Taxation and Finance28
• Immigration25
• Transportation24
• National Security/Security23
• Privacy and Access to Information23
• Employment and Training21
• Labour21
• Infrastructure20
• Small Business17
• Science and Technology16
• Agriculture13

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 252 people named in these filings.

House of Commons (64) · Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) (36) · Global Affairs Canada (GAC) (35) · Finance Canada (FIN) (29) · Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) (25) · Public Safety Canada (PS) (21)

In their own words

• IMMIGRATION - Reducing regulatory burdens for employers; promoting immigration to small, rural and northern communities; supporting regional and local community immigration strategies; maintaining and modernizing the Temporary Foreign Worker Program; Facilitating pathways to permanent residency for temporary residents (international students and TFWs; expediting and simplifying foreign credential recognition, calling for an international student and global talent strategy; improving language training as well as settlement and employment supports to newcomers, aligning immigration programs with labour market needs, improving the Start-Up Visa process, improving client services to potential immigrants and newcomers.
• INDUSTRY - Encouraging the government to strengthen regulatory cooperation and alignment through bodies like the Regulatory Cooperation Council (RCC); modernizing and streamlining regulatory frameworks to reduce red tape for businesses; supporting innovation by fostering regulatory flexibility that accommodates emerging technologies and industries; and enhancing the competitiveness of Canadian businesses by promoting harmonized standards across borders, facilitating smoother trade and market access.
• EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING – National Workforce Strategy, programs that support small and medium sized enterprises, improving collection and dissemination of Labour Market Information, establishing the Employment Insurance Council to institutionalize social dialogue between workers and employers on issues related to employment and training needs, addressing barriers to labour mobility, improving effectiveness of employment supports and skills training.