Counsel Public Affairs is pleased to announce that T.J. Keil has joined our Western Canada practice. T.J. joins Counsel as Associate Vice President, Western Canada as Amber Ruddy begins her maternity leave in the spring. Counsel is thrilled to welcome T.J. to the...
Over a month after a federal election that sent MPs back to Ottawa with a largely status quo result, today’s cabinet shuffle did not signal business as usual, with an overhaul in many key portfolios. Shuffling the minister responsible for a portfolio can send a strong...
Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced details on the national program for proof of vaccination certificates to be used for domestic and international travel. While the “vaccine passport” will continue to be issued by each of the ten provinces and three...
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...
