Rolls-Royce Canada Limited
23 meetings with public office holders, Feb 10, 2026 to Jun 9, 2026.
46 meetings on record since the registry opened in 2008.
Meetings over time
- Feb 2026: 5 meetings, with Stephen Fuhr, Karine Asselin, Mélanie Joly, Ian Burke Cameron
- Mar 2026: 8 meetings, with Steven MacKinnon, Ibrahim Yimer, Jean-Denis Garon, Salman Arif, James Bezan
- Apr 2026: 2 meetings, with Mélanie Joly, Renee Filiatrault
- May 2026: 6 meetings, with Steven MacKinnon, Emmaleigh Munro, Kendal Hembroff, Ibrahim Yimer, Carlos Leitão
- Jun 2026: 2 meetings, with Wendy Hadwen, Kendal Hembroff
Feb 2026peak 8 in a monthJun 2026
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What they lobby about
- Budget23
- Defence23
- Economic Development23
- Government Procurement23
- National Security/Security23
- Regional Development23
- Research and Development23
- Science and Technology23
- Climate22
- Employment and Training22
- Energy22
- Environment22
- Health22
- Immigration22
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Who they met
Liberal5 met · 9 meetings
Bloc2 met · 2 meetings
Conservative1 met · 2 meetings
Not in Arena's member list9 met · 11 meetings
- Ibrahim Yimer
- Kendal Hembroff
- Angus Topshee
- Emmaleigh Munro
- Ian Burke Cameron
- Karine Asselin
- Renee Filiatrault
- Salman Arif
- Wendy Hadwen
House of Commons (9) · Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) (5) · Transport Canada (TC) (4) · National Defence (DND) (3) · National Research Council (NRC) (2) · Prime Minister's Office (PMO) (1)
In their own words
- Advocate for the promotion of Rolls-Royce solutions to meet the operational requirements of the Canadian government and Canadian Armed Forces by advancing technology and capabilities that align with national defence and government priorities.
- Explore and advocate for funding opportunities, tax credits, and incentives to support research, development, and investment in Canada.
- Collaborate with the Canadian government to support and advance Rolls-Royce's business activities in Canada.
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