Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador: In today’s surprising political news, Nova Scotia premier Stephen NcNeil has announced that he will be stepping away from public office. After 17 years as an elected official, McNeil announced that he will retire from public...
Earlier this week, Ottawa political circles were greeted by the surprise news that two-term MP Michael Levitt had submitted his intention to resign as the representative for York Centre. First elected in 2015, Levitt quickly became a strong voice for Jewish Canadians...
TORONTO, August 4, 2020 – Counsel Public Affairs is pleased to welcome Rob Gilmour and Jessica Georgakopoulos to its growing government relations and communications practices. “Coming to Counsel straight from their respective senior roles in the Ontario Progressive...
Although many people wouldn’t know it, there is a Conservative leadership race underway. This race will determine the person who will replace Andrew Scheer and lead the Conservatives into the next election. While the current Liberal minority government is plagued by...
“We took on debt so Canadians wouldn’t have to,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said this morning, foreshadowing the $343 billion projected deficit revealed by Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s Economic and Fiscal Snapshot. This figure is 10 times higher than...
With the entire world confronting the growing and far-reaching impact of COVID-19, today Ontario’s government laid out its much-anticipated economic and fiscal update. Consistent with its responses to date, the action plan announced today injects highly-targeted...
