Mitch Heimpel

Meeting with Public Officials about Crown consultation responsibilities as it pertains to the new planned East-West pipeline announced by the government, Meeting with public office holders to discuss the proposed legislation, An Act to give effect to the Red River Métis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Treaty and to make consequential amendments to other Acts

Advocating on behalf of the quantum industry for government programs like the Quantum Champions Program and to raise general awareness of the quantum industry and it's public policy needs with senior public office holders

The Metis Nation of Ontario will also be engaging on Bill C-10, An Act respecting the Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation. Specifically with regard to Sections 5, and 8-17 Engaging in dialogue with elected officials and civil servants regarding matters pertaining to Metis self-governance including the implementation of treaties and self-governance agreements including the funding of culturally appropriate services in areas such as housing or family services.

Seeking Designation as a Quantum Champion through that program Attempting to reach a funding agreement through the StrongNorth Fund Advocating with the government about the current policies and arrangements regarding the sale and trade of Helium-3 between Canadian producers and international customers. Application to the Strategic Response Fund for the purposes of receiving funding to help meet the growing demand for cryogenic cooling in key sectors of the economy.

Advocate, and pursue a government contract for, quantum ready hardware systems across government enterprises to improve government cybersecurity, and protect Canadians' data, inclusive of potential funding for supply chain and manufacturing expansion for made-in-Canada technology and IP protection