As provinces start to re-open and allow larger gatherings and businesses to resume operations, and Canada’s COVID-19 numbers continue to improve, we are hopeful that parliamentary meetings will also resume in a normal fashion come this fall.
If you thought the last few months of politics at Queen’s Park were a blur, you’re not alone
Grassroots Public Affairs is excited to welcome Catherine O’Gorman back to the team as a Campaign Support Specialist, effective immediately.
As enthusiastic advocates for the Canadian Agri-Food sector, Grassroots Public Affairs is pleased to release our second annual agriculture and food research public opinion poll.
Chris Gray explores the impact of the COVID-19 virus on federal aid programmes, the advocacy landscape, and upcoming legislative activity.
Chris Gray discusses the recent rail blockades, parliamentary committee activity, the BQ’s push to expand unemployment insurance, and the NDP’s impending pharmacare proposal.
Chris Gray outlines the recent Speech from the Throne, highlights some new cabinet ministers, and provides a look ahead to parliamentary activities in 2020.
As promised, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced his new gender-balanced cabinet on Wednesday, November 20th. Chris Gray outlines key changes.
Over the next few weeks, we will hear many rumours as the cabinet vetting process begins and MPs start to field calls to gauge their interest in serving in cabinet. Chris Gray take a closer look.
A week has passed since the votes were counted and Canadians handed Justin Trudeau a second mandate – albeit a minority with strings attached. Peter Seemann outlines a few observations from Grassroots that we feel are important to note.