Patti Sonntag

1 week ago | theijf.org | Patti Sonntag |Monique Kasonga

Just two days after the Liberals won the federal election, executives from companies linked to the new prime minister’s former employer, Brookfield Asset Management, began asking for his help. On April 30, two oil and gas companies owned by Brookfield joined 36 others in signing an open letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney. The group urged him to speed up resource development by easing regulations and fast-tracking approvals.

4 weeks ago | theijf.org | Patti Sonntag

Two Canadian medical supply manufacturers, as well as an industry group that represents 15 such firms, want the federal lobbying commissioner to investigate former deputy prime minister Sheila Copps’ contacts with senior officials about pandemic medical supply contracts.

1 month ago | theijf.org | Patti Sonntag

Just days before Prime Minister Mark Carney called the election, the federal government announced a flurry of new projects worth about $8 billion, according to an IJF analysis.  The timing stood out. Create an account or log inAccess this article, and all free articlesSubscribeUnlimited access to all our investigations and news storiesExclusive weekly lobbying roundupsPremium access to our public interest databasesStep 1 of 2:Add your emailYou'll use this email to sign in to our website.

2 months ago | msn.com | Patti Sonntag

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2 months ago | nationalpost.com | Patti Sonntag

Advertisement 1Former deputy PM Sheila Copps said she had permission not to register in contacting Anand's office. One offer was flagged by officials as suspicious  •   •  You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentOTTAWA – Sheila Copps said she did not lobby during the COVID-19 pandemic for providers of personal-protection equipment.