Kamal Aboulmagd

was registered by Robyn Gray and Faria Amin, both consultants with Sussex Strategy Group. The focus of their lobbying effort was to develop recommendations to help build one clean, competitive Canadian economy after launching the One Canadian Clean Economy Task Force (OCCETF). The OCCETF will share targeted proposals for Ontario to bolster its economic and energy security through a clean economy, with actions in the plan focusing on enhancing policy alignment, building enabling infrastructure, and increasing demand and investment. Accordingly, the client’s North Star Action Plan lays out 30 solutions aimed at this government’s biggest priorities, selecting strategic projects of national significance, reducing internal trade barriers, advancing Indigenous reconciliation, and realizing a federal climate competitiveness strategy.

Since March 7th, no organizations had more than 3 unique registrations made on their behalf.

led all registrant groups with 19 unique registrations. They were followed by 

were the next most active registrant groups, with 5 unique registrations each. All remaining registrant groups had no more than 4 registrations.

From March 7th to March 13th, Kelly Mitchell from 

. led all lobbyists with 19 unique registrations made. She was followed by Tasnia Khan from 

with 5 unique registrations. The next most active lobbyist was Kerem Karabeyoglu from 

 with 4 unique registrations. All remaining lobbyists had no more than 3 registrations.

was registered by Kelly Mitchell, a consultant with KW Mitchell Consulting Services Inc. The focus of their lobbying effort was to determine policies and programs that will increase or maintain forest operations in Ontario, in the wake of the recent plant closures and tariff threats. The discussion will focus on wood chips, forest biomass utilization and increased sawmill production. The client also sought to discuss their planned transformation from a newsprint facility to a mill that has better markets but still utilizes chips. Potential options that are being investigated include Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF) and Oriented Strand Board (OSB).

 Element 5, Rockshield Engineered Wood Products, WRC Timber Inc.

In recent arts/culture/copyright registrants:

was registered by Walter Sendzik, a consultant with 12MSolutions, to discuss support for a rebuild of a critical building as part of The Shaw Festival infrastructure.

was registered by Tasnia Khan, a consultant with Amir Remtulla Inc., with the goal of getting approval for an urban boundary expansion in Halton Hills for lands located near the intersection of Highway 25 and 5 Side Road. The subject parcel is designated for future employment, and the client is seeking to advance the timing of its development to support increased municipal tax assessment and employment generation.

Harrison Street Canada Alternative Real Estate Fund, L.P., G & S Group of Companies

In recent energy/environment/climate registrants:

Enercare, Hornepayne Power Inc., PowerSchool Canada ULC, Canada Clean Fuels, Joint Electrical Promotion Plan, EPCOR Utilities Inc., Global Battery Materials Corp., Ontario Water Works Association, Environmental 360 Solutions Ltd., 2238056 Ontario Inc., Call2Recycle Canada, Cenovus Energy Inc., Hydrostor

was registered by Stefani Vukmanovic, a consultant with Rubicon Strategy Inc. to engage with MPPs and staff about current and emerging policies impacting Ontario's evaluation, marketing, sale, or use of pharmaceutical products. This includes the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance and National Pharmacare, as well as working with the Ministry to develop a policy for personalized medicine, outcomes/values-based agreements, and improve and accelerate patient access to new medications and treatments. Additional discussions were held surrounding the provincial life sciences strategy, and educating the government on policies that will attract innovative medicine investment and manufacturing to Ontario.

: Abbott Rapid Diagnostics ULC, WoundPedia, AbbVie Corporation, Microbix Biosystems Inc., Amplifon, Eisai Limited, Novo Nordisk Canada Inc., Breakthrough T1D Canada (Formerly JDRF Canada), Canadian Red Cross, Incyte Biosciences Canada Corporation, Jazz Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc., Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

was registered by Kelly Mitchell, a consultant with KW Mitchell Consulting Services Inc., as well as Ron Ross, a consultant with Newforum. The focus of their shared lobbying efforts was to urge the Ontario government to support the building of a year round road and a Treatment Centre.

was registered by Kerem Karabeyoglu, a consultant with Crestview Strategy, with their focus being on enhancing the safety of motorists on Ontario's roadways through available technologies and programs focused on road safety. This will be achieved by working in collaboration with industry associations to ensure manufacturing sector interests are taken into consideration in energy, environmental, climate change, taxation, employment and labour relations, and waste reduction policies. Alongside this, the client is seeking to provide input into the government's health innovation agenda, modernization of medical device procurement, health system pandemic recovery, and future emergency preparedness, specifically by providing recommendations with respect to electrical equipment, energy efficiency and GHG reduction technologies.

: Apitipi Resources, CertainTeed Gypsum Canada Inc.

was registered by Jonas LeBlanc-Wilmink, a consultant with Samuel Associates Inc., to assist with the development and execution of the Accelerated High-Speed Internet Program and related programs for consumer satellite internet broadband connectivity in the Province.

 Cisco Systems Canada, HP Canada, Nokia Canada Inc.

was registered in-house by Michael Keroullé, their president for the Americas region. The focus of their lobbying effort was on advocating for provincial investment, public transit initiatives, innovation and sustainability mobility solutions across Ontario. The goal is to secure funding for transit projects that will serve Ontario’s travelling public, urban development, economic development and job creation.

 Hitachi Rail STS Canada Inc., Northern Ontario Aviation Committee, Waabi Canada Inc.

Cloud Diagnostics Canada Inc. DBA Cloud DX, The Corporation of the City of Brampton, Caribbean African Canadian Social Services, University of Windsor, Qualtrics International Inc., CUPE Ontario, Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan, Tremco CPG Inc., WCG Services, Protein Industries Canada, ILAC Education Group, Insurance Brokers Association of Ontario, Conestoga Cold Storage, Drug Free Kids Canada, Fred and Debbie Clarke, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC), Nelson, Ontario Federation of 4WD Recreationists, Small Change Fund, The College of Chiropodists of Ontario, Gap Inc., IMT Group, Alliance for Healthier Communities, Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR), Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM), Ontario Clean Technology Industry Association, Caring Touch, 7-Eleven, Inc., Covenant House Toronto, Canada-ASEAN Business Council, Association of Independent Assessment Centres ("AIAC"), AdvantAge Ontario (formerly Ontario Association of Non-Profit Homes and Services for Seniors), BGC Canada (formerly Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada), Bird Canada Scooters Inc, Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (formerly New Self-Regulatory Organization of Canada), Canadian Standards Association, Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Limited, Coca-Cola Ltd., Council of Ontario Universities, CUPE Local 79, Ivari, Landlab Inc., Miipe Inc, Niagara College, Ontario Dental Hygienists' Association (ODHA), Registered Practical Nurses Association of Ontario, Right To Play International, We Know Training Inc., Whirlpool Canada LP

Since March 7, no organizations had more than 3 unique registrations made on their behalf.

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