Toronto Metropolitan University
www.torontomu.ca ↗123 meetings with public office holders, Jun 16, 2025 to Aug 6, 2026, on 1 bill Arena tracks.
322 meetings on record since 2009, their first on record.
Meetings over time
- Jun 2025: 4 meetings, with Charlie Skipworth, Shafqat Ali, Cherine Mekkaaoui, Andrey Bolgov
- Jul 2025: 23 meetings, with Benjamin Ebadi, Seth Pickard-Tattrie, Darren Choi, Rebecca Alty, Alex Kondakov
- Aug 2025: 9 meetings, with Alex Kondakov, Jill McKnight, Rachel Sutton, Greg Orencsak, Jordan Zed
- Sep 2025: 4 meetings, with Eamonn McGuinty, Shafqat Ali, Maninder Sidhu, Ruby Sahota, Sonia Sidhu
- Oct 2025: 2 meetings, with Adam Flores, Amy McFadden, Colette Kaminsky
- Nov 2025: 12 meetings, with Alexandra Dostal, Kayla Monteiro, Linda Cousineau, Christian Hansen, Bryce McNaughton
- Dec 2025: 12 meetings, with Alexa Kalsatos, Conor Lewis, Hilary Hendriks, Colin MacSween, Greg Burndhart
- Jan 2026: 7 meetings, with Isabelle Corriveau, Francois-Phillipe Champagne, Stephanie McLean, Leslie Church, Evan Solomon
- Feb 2026: 15 meetings, with Isabelle Corriveau, Galen Countryman, James Maloney, Julie Miville-Dechêne, Ernie Klassen
- Mar 2026: 3 meetings, with Alfred Burgesson, Joel Denis, Karim Bardeesy, Marc Miller
- Apr 2026: 14 meetings, with Tenzin Chogkyi, Ellen Galupo, Peter Wall, Hon. Maninder Sidhu, Neeraj Bhalla
- May 2026: 9 meetings, with Tanveer Tur, Hamid Mohamed, Surdas Mohit, Simon Wood, Raquel Dancho
- Jun 2026: 4 meetings, with Ryan Spero, Maninder Sidhu, Neeraj Bhalla, Jeff Rix, Shafqat Ali
- Jul 2026: 4 meetings, with Sonia Sidhu, Simon Wood, Amandeep Sodhi, Hosai Zurmati Halim, Daniel Kucirek
- Aug 2026: 1 meeting, with Charles Sousa
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What they lobby about
- Employment and Training50
- Small Business46
- Economic Development39
- Industry36
- Research and Development35
- National Security/Security29
- Science and Technology28
- Defence18
- Justice and Law Enforcement16
- Privacy and Access to Information16
- Budget15
- Financial Institutions15
- Intellectual Property15
- Taxation and Finance15
The registry's own subject categories, chosen by the lobbyist on each filing. Each one opens its own page.
Bills they lobbied on
- C-16Protecting Victims Act10
Suggested amendments on Bill C-16 about coercive control to include non-intimate partner relationships (relatives and caregivers) to ensure equal protection for older adults.
- Anna GaineyLiberal
- Brendan HanleyLiberal
- Ernie KlassenLiberal
- James MaloneyLiberal
- Julie Miville-Dechêne
- Larry BrockConservative
- Michael CoteauLiberal
- Scott Tannas
- Liane Rood · Member of Parliament, Middlesex-London · House of Commons
- Patti LaBoucane-Benson · Senator · Senate of Canada
Who they met
- Isabelle Corriveau
- Kayla Monteiro
- Linda Cousineau
- Matthew O'Connell
- Neeraj Bhalla
- Adam Flores
- Alex Kondakov
- Alexa Kalsatos
- Carina Gabriele
- Charlie Skipworth
- Duncan Tooley
- Eamonn McGuinty
- Eric Nicol
- Galen Countryman
- Greg Burndhart
- Hamid Mohamed
- Hosai Zurmati Halim
- Joel Denis
- Patrick Segsworth
- Patty Hadju
- Simon Wood
- Stephanie Jackson
- Akeel Baig
- Alexandra Dostal
- Alfred Burgesson
- Alice Zheng
- Amy McFadden
- Andrey Bolgov
The 40 most-met of 133 people named in these filings.
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) (23) · House of Commons (21) · Global Affairs Canada (GAC) (20) · Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) (20) · Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev) (13) · Public Safety Canada (PS) (11)
In their own words
- Conversation about workforce development to drive innovation and collaboration in the labour market by developing digital solutions and fostering partnerships that enhance connectivity and inclusivity and creating Northern Ontario partnerships
- Introduction to the Rogers' Cybersecure Catalyst's mandate and scope of work across cybersecurity training, entrepreneurship, research, policy development, and public education for individuals, entrepreneurs, and organizations of all sizes.
- A conversation regarding AI-focused data centre infrastructure in Canada, including dedicated sovereign capacity, to retain economic value, strengthen domestic innovation capacity, and reinforce Canada’s position as a global AI leader.
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.