Spirits Canada lobbying in Ontario after launching court challenge against LCBO pricing policies
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Powerful employer group lobbying Quebec to let more immigrants in despite federal crackdown
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Investigative Journalism Foundation finalist for two new business of the year awards
The Institute for Nonprofit News and LION Publishers recognize the IJF’s excellence
Major recycling company lobbying B.C. to increase power supply so it can charge its new fleet of electric trucks
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Quebec company wants federal permits to export armoured trucks to Qatar
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Irving Oil lobbying the government about new greenwashing rules
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WestJet and aircraft mechanics both lobbying the federal government after Canada Day weekend labour dispute
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Canadian movie theatres are meeting with the federal government after GTA cinemas targeted in shootings potentially linked to organized crime
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Meet the lobbyists connected to Canada's federal party leaders
An exclusive IJF network analysis helps reveal just who knows whom in Ottawa
Toyota wants Canada to build more fuel stations for its hydrogen cars that emit only water vapour
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A security company wants its drug dogs to be used if Canada allows police to search the mail
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Snapchat’s parent company wants to discuss federal copyright, online harms and cybersecurity laws
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Supplement industry fighting rules that would increase oversight of vitamins and herbal remedies
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Professional women’s soccer league seeks federal help to address equity issues in sports
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As wildfires blaze across Canada, municipalities want more federal support to prepare for natural disasters
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No plug-in needed: A U.S. company pitches B.C. Transit on its wireless chargers
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Axe the Tax: Here's what happened after Australia killed its carbon pricing regime
Can Canada learn anything from Australia's carbon tax experience?
As some consumers boycott Loblaw stores, food suppliers want a ‘mandatory and enforceable’ grocery code
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Pierre Poilievre has met with ‘corporate lobbyists’ multiple times since becoming an MP
The Conservative Leader says he refuses to meet with business interest groups, but public records show otherwise
A property developer that owes tenants over $50M is lobbying about Alberta's ‘life lease’ bill
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Following a turbulent first quarter, Boeing is hoping to secure billions in Canadian defence contracts
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Deadly fires: The risk of death and injuries is highest in poor neighbourhoods
New analysis of Toronto fire data shows lower income wards face more severe outcomes from fires
Psychotherapists in B.C. are asking the province to regulate their profession… again
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A British AI firm that worked for the Brexit campaign is pitching its technology in Ontario
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Formal charges may be the ‘tip of the iceberg’ of unethical lobbying in Canada
Only six people have been charged since lobbying laws were introduced 35 years ago
Fast fashion giant Shein lobbying about federal law aimed at preventing forced labour
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Facing a U.S. ban, TikTok wants to discuss B.C.’s new online platform regulations
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Ontario nurses looking to adopt minimum nurse-to-patient ratios similar to those in B.C.
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An Alberta non-profit is lobbying after Danielle Smith threatened its funding over safe drug use pamphlets for teens
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Alternative video platform Rumble lobbying over Canada’s attempts to regulate online activity
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UFOs, buried treasure, COVID fines and thousands of monkeys: Introducing Open By Default
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Porter Airlines asking for federal help as Lynx becomes the latest airline to take a nosedive
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Music labels representing artists from Taylor Swift to Leonard Cohen want changes to Ottawa’s new AI bill
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From government insider to Loblaw lobbyist: how the food giant tries to sway politicians
It’s not just Jenni Byrne. The company packs its ranks with connected insiders from all political parties
Ontario daycare lobbying over federal program rules as the province faces an uphill battle to $10 per day
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Bathurst, N.B. ranks eighth in Canada among places with high concentrations of older residents
Exodus of young people creates challenges for older adults struggling to find healthcare and other services
‘People travel for everything here’: Elliot Lake, Ont. offers affordable living, but also healthcare headaches for older adults
Northern Ontario city has the country’s third-highest concentration of people 65 and up
Canada now has more than 100 urban centres where at least a quarter of the population is 65 or older: new analysis
Greying communities struggle to provide support for aging residents
Doctor shortage casts a pall on Parksville, B.C., Canada’s ‘greyest’ city
Four B.C. municipalities rank high on list of places with largest percentage of older residents, analysis finds
Insurance company wants Alberta to hit the brakes on its plan to limit rate increases for good drivers
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Colleges and universities launch lobbying blitz after international student crackdown
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Sports betting giant FanDuel wants to influence new bill limiting gambling ads targeting children
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Rideshare drivers want Ontario to force Uber and Lyft to show how much they make from each fare
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Older adult advocacy group wants Canada to prevent the export of drugs to Florida after U.S. ruling
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Canadian lending companies want grassroots help to oppose legislation that would reduce predatory loans
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Insurance providers lobbying to ensure federal dental care won’t disrupt private coverage
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Firefighters lobbying for a national fire agency as volunteers quit and wildfires worsen
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Australian billionaire’s coal company seeking approval for mining project rejected in 2021
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An Alberta education non-profit wants ‘oil and gas studies’ to be taught in schools
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NextStar registered to lobby feds days before its plan to hire foreign workers angered opposition
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Former health minister Christine Elliott quietly lobbying on behalf of a for-profit health company in Alberta
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Quebec teachers union wants paid leave for workers fleeing domestic violence
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Evictions due to demolitions set to hit all-time high in Toronto, data shows
Spike in evicted tenants will overheat rental market if enough affordable units aren’t protected, activists say
International SOS pitches Global Affairs on its evacuation services as hundreds of Canadians remain trapped in Gaza
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Airbnb hires Liberal insider to lobby as Chrystia Freeland explores short-term rental crackdown
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Real estate developers launch lobbying push for more money from Doug Ford to fast-track building
One third of Ontario Land Tribunal appointees are tied to development groups or Canadian conservative parties
Air traffic controllers lobbying Ottawa for more staff following series of near collisions
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Billionaire Frank Stronach lobbying Ontario to allow his three-wheeled electric vehicle on roads
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'Exploitative' international student recruitment company lobbying for inclusion in new visa program
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Métis nations lobbying for self-government law following First Nations opposition
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Ontario landlords and developers lobby en masse following Greenbelt fallout
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Income inequality creates divisions in many of Canada’s biggest cities, new analysis finds
Exceptions are Winnipeg and some commuter cities like Brampton, Ont., and Surrey, B.C.
Vancouver-area communities stand out with some of the widest income gaps in the country, analysis finds
West Vancouver, City of Vancouver place near the top of a list ranking municipalities for income inequality
Canmore has one of the widest gaps in Canada between high- and low-income residents, new ranking shows
Town’s income inequality is greater than disparities in Calgary and Edmonton
Nurses lobbying Ontario and Saskatchewan governments to support national pharmacare
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