Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced details of the government’s mandatory vaccination requirements for all travellers and employees in the federally regulated transportation sector. This delivers on a key campaign...
Queen’s Park – Monday, October 4, 2021: With only 240 days remaining until the province’s next scheduled election, Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor delivered a Speech from the Throne this morning to open the Fall Session of Ontario’s 42nd Parliament. Today’s...
On the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the team at Counsel Public Affairs is reflecting on the role and responsibility that public policy professionals share in confronting Canada’s dark past and addressing the ongoing injustice towards Indigenous...
WINNIPEG, September 24, 2021 – Counsel Public Affairs is pleased to announce that Logan Ross will be joining its national public affairs and communications practice as Vice President, Communications and Campaigns. “Logan knows what it takes to impact public...
Last night’s election closely mirrors the 2019 result, with the Liberals currently elected or leading in 158 seats (+1 from 2019), Conservatives 119 (-2), Bloc Quebecois 32 (+2), NDP 25 (+1), and the Greens 2 (-1). This has led many pundits to conclude that the entire...
The final polls have been published – including our own – and today Canadians are casting their votes across the country. Here are a few key storylines that we are following on election day: Mail-in ballots & delayed results A record 1.2 million...
