Kamal Aboulmagd

was the most registered organization, with four unique registrations. They were followed by the 

which had three unique registrations made on its behalf.

led all registrant groups, with eight unique registrations. 

were next with six unique registrations. 

followed with five unique registrations. Lastly,

led all lobbyists with eight unique registrations. He was followed by Patrick Lavelle-Tuns from 

who had six unique registrations. Next wereCarlo Oliviero from 

The number of new registrations could fall off in the coming weeks, with the Ontario legislature rising for the summer recess on Thursday.

In recent arts/culture/copyright registrants:

was registered by Carlo Oliveriero, a consultant with Edelman Global Advisory, as well as in-house by Mélanie Valcin, their President and CEO. The goal of their registrations was primarily to push for an increase in funding for literacy, as well as stabilizing current sources of Ontario government funding for

. Additionally, to increase awareness of literacy's connection to other public policy issues.

 was registered by Regan Watts, a consultant with Fratton Park Inc. to investigate leveraging public sector programming to accelerate the creation and adoption of the client’s R&D innovation pipeline, create new intellectual property, and improve overall ROI on projects.

 was registered by Amir Remtulla, a consultant with Amir Remtulla Inc. to get an MZO for the client’s Caledon land. They have land that is within the Region of Peel’s official plan but the town of Caledon has stopped taking applications due to staffing issues.

 was registered by Patrick Lavelle-Tuns, a consultant with Endgame Strategies to discuss development opportunities to build housing across an array of municipalities across Eastern Ontario — specifically in Lindsay and Kawartha Lakes.

 was registered by Dan Mader, a consultant with Loyalist Public Affairs to build relationships with the government as a constructive stakeholder and to promote policies that encourage responsible and efficient housing development. Additionally, to provide communications related to the Provincial Policy Statement and planning as it relates to housing stock and land supply.

The Upper West Side Land Owners Group Inc.

 was registered by Patrick Lavelle-Tuns, a consultant with Endgame Strategies to discuss the Province's goal of creating additional housing as outlined in it's More Homes More Choices Act.

 2647096 Ontario Inc., MARKHAM STEELES REALTY INC., Rockport Group, Starlight Group Property Holdings Inc,

In recent energy/environment/climate registrants:

was registered by Jake Roseman, a consultant with Hill and Knowlton, to discuss SO2 regulations in Ontario and 

 was registered in-house by Vince Brescia, their President and CEO, to monitor and take part in consultations and make submissions for any new or existing legislation (e.g., Ontario Energy Board Act; Electricity Act; Budget Act), regulation, and other regulatory instrument that may be proposed about energy, consumer protection, the environment, occupational health and safety, energy workforce skills, finance, natural resources, economic development and innovation, infrastructure, and environmental policy. The goal of this lobbying effort is to advocate directly with government decision makers to tackle issues of strategic importance to our members through providing input and recommendations.

 was registered by Bonnie Hiltz, a consultant with Sussex Strategy Group Inc. to discuss matters pertaining to contract management, electricity project procurements, project permitting, Market Renewal and other energy-related policies.

The Ontario Clean Air Alliance Research Inc.

 was registered in-house by Angela Bischoff, their Secretary. The goal of their lobbying efforts is to move Ontario to a 100% renewable energy future. This involves advocating for things like phasing out gas fired power by 2030, stopping the proposed new nuclear reactors for the GTA and Bruce Nuclear Station, closing the Pickering nuclear station and immediately decommissioning it, creating above ground attack resistant reinforced concrete vaults for the storage of nuclear fuel, canceling the rebuilding of Darlington and Bruce's aging nuclear reactors; promoting energy efficiency, tripling wind and solar energy.

 was registered in-house by Christopher Hilkene, their CEO, for a number of advocacy related activities. Primarily to increase energy literacy through education, including youth engagement in energy issues. Next was the promotion of solutions for low-carbon and low-pollution transportation (ex. electric vehicles and electric buses). As well as the optimization of the interaction between electric vehicle use and electricity distribution system operation.

Pattern Renewable Holdings Canada ULC, Environmental Defence

was registered in-house by Ugur Gunaydin, their General Manager. The purpose of their registration is to provide input as solicited by the Ontario government to ensure optimal patient access to new and innovative medicines, and ensuring that uptake of Subsequent Entry Biologics is consistent with good medicine and fair market practices. The input will be provided primarily through Innovative Medicines Canada, with input on 

-specific issues provided independently as necessary. This effort is part of a joint working group with Innovative Medicines Canada and the Exceptional Access Program of the Ontario Public Drug Programs, to improve the efficiency of the Exceptional Access Program to bring new and innovative medicines to patients.

 was registered by Carolyn Clubine, a consultant with Clubine Consulting, to find solutions to rebuild Long Term Care and provide local health and housing services to the aging population in the local community.

 was registered by William Wuehr, a consultant with Crestview Strategy, to request $1.2 million annually to implement new clinics, stabilize existing clinics, and future proof the dementia care system.

 was registered by Carlo Oliviero, a consultant with Edelman Global Advisory, to raise awareness of their service offerings with government officials and to enhance the services that patients receive from the Ontario lab system.

 was registered by Patrick Lavelle-Tuns, a consultant with Endgame Strategies, to discuss nursing home management and admissions limits as well as the role nursing homes and retirement homes played to help combat COVID-19.

was registered in-house by Sayeh Radpay, their President, to raise awareness and educate the Ontario government on HumanisRx’s technology designed to help Canadians optimize their health.

 was registered in-house by Frank Bevilacqua, their CEO. Their lobbying effort was focused on O.Reg.543 (X-ray Safety Code) and O.Reg.861 (X-ray Safety) to simplify the pathway for oral health care workers, particularly dental assistants, to demonstrate and receive the education required to operate an X-ray machine.

: AbbVie Corporation, Canadian Medical Association, College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario, Cystic Fibrosis Canada, Dexcom Canada Co., Saint Elizabeth Community Enterprise (operating as SE Health), Ontario Association of Medical Radiation Sciences, Canadian Generic Pharmaceutical Association, PatienceFirst.ca, Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO)

was registered by Kerem Karabeyoglu, a consultant with Crestview Strategy. The goal of the registration was to discuss enhancing the safety of motorists on Ontario's roadways through available technologies and programs focused on road safety. 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.

Construction Employers Coalition on WSIB Health and Safety Prevention ["CEC"]

 was registered by Leslie Liversidge, a consultant with L.A. Liversidge LL.B. to participate in WSIB consultation with respect to the WSIB 2025 premium rates, participate in WSIB Appeals VFMA report consultation implementation.

 was registered by Keyaan Nejad, a consultant with PAA Advisory. As the major provider of medical sterilization services in Ontario Sotera Health and its subsidiaries need to share information with government officials regarding facilities, operations, trade issues, environmental issues and more. No specific policies or programs are of concern at this time.

The International Carbon Black Association (ICBA)

 was registered by Jonathan Ricci, a consultant with StrategyCorp Inc. to work with the government to develop technical standards under Regulation 419 under the Environmental Protection Act and seeking amendments to Ontario’s Emissions Performance Standards.

was registered in-house by Marco D’Angelo, their President and CEO. The goal of their lobbying efforts was to maintain and/or expand their support to public transit and urban mobility in the province (e.g., extend financial support to transit agencies to cover their operating costs and support agencies with bus procurement purchases).

was registered by Carlo Oliviero, a consultant with Edelman Global Advisory to advocate for provincial investment and public transit initiatives across Ontario.

 was registered by Jonathan Kent, a consultant with JECKA Consulting Group, to identify and assist in applying for grant/funding opportunities.

 was registered by Jean Lambert, a consultant with Parabellum Communication Inc. to encourage the Government of Ontario, its Departments and its Agencies to consider and to purchase Canadian-manufactured helicopters and other vertical lift aircraft manufactured by Bell Textron Canada ltd.

Think Research Corporation, Walker Industries, York University, Labourers' Pension Fund of Central and Eastern Canada, Teamsters Canadian Pension Plan, Pures College of Technology, Ontario Window Cleaning Association, 7-Eleven, Inc., Canadian Premier League, Ontario Racing, Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU/SEFPO), Ontario Sewer and Watermain Construction Association, Startup Canada, Mohawk College, Mechanical Contractors Association of Ontario, Institute of Canadian Agencies, SBG - Skill Based Games Inc., The Stars Group/TSG Interactive Services, Keurig Dr. Pepper, One Ontario, Murabaha Inc. d.b.a. Manzil, FP Canada, Emergent BioSolutions Canada Inc., 2345403 Ontario Inc., Delta Bingo Inc., Van Horne Outdoor Limited Partnership, Ontario School Boards’ Insurance Exchange, Child Development Institute, CNIB Foundation, Colleges Ontario, Estee Lauder Companies Inc., NAIOP Greater Toronto Chapter, CAAT Pension Plan, Belron Canada Inc., Lifetime Jackes Inc., SmartCentres REIT, Therme Group RHTG GmbH

A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner.

Who's Lobbying for Whom: Last push before legislature rises for summer

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