Q&A: Nurses unions to participate in first federal election as third party advertisers

"This is the year that we're doing something for members and the public because we believe we're at a critical point,” Linda Silas, president of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions, said.

Budget, municipalities, international trade and agriculture lead April lobbying efforts

Ottawa announces it will seek WTO authorization to impose retaliatory tariffs against U.S. imports over COOL regulations

End of dispute may be near as U.S. Congress debates bill to repeal COOL laws

On Queen Street: Capital Comms consultant embraces specialization, joins STEM group

ITAC gets a new head of GR and Cindy Baker starts consulting firm

Lobbying commissioner could bring new code of conduct to ETHI with main estimates

Bill C-59 contains fewer surprises than previous omnibus budget bills

Changes to Bank Act and government-wide procurement integrity framework not included in C-59

Day at the Registry: BATS stock exchange lobbying to be added to list of designated exchanges in Canada

Company laying fibre cable for high frequency trading lobbying for regulatory approvals

Day at the Registry: Health product and pharmaceutical companies register to lobby

More activity on COOL retaliatory tariffs

Q&A: Gen Squeeze's Eric Swanson on how to build a lobby in 2015

“We think in a healthy, functioning, well-regulated democracy, lobbies are a force for good.”

On Queen Street: Guillaum Dubreuil heads to Canadian Chamber of Commerce

Rogers retooling director of GR role to focus more on community and stakeholders