Mitchell Goldie

Legislation related to artificial intelligence and copyright, notably as it relates to the cultural sector. Amendments to formerly known Bill C-11 "An Act to amend the Broadcasting Act and to make related and consequential amendments to other Acts." Information regarding the Canadian production investments by The Walt Disney Company and their economic impact. Policies and programs related to a trade agreement between Canada and the United States, including with regard to the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). Broadcasting polices, including policies related to expenditures, online undertakings, new media, the internet.

To advise the Government of Canada on matters as they relate to the Investment Canada Act and impact on Qualcomm’s Canadian operations

Seeking federal funding and investment to help the industry transition to sustainable wood preservative alternatives while protecting high-wage jobs and critical infrastructure projects in housing, defence, and electricity transmission. Advocating for the federal government to fast-track approvals for critical wood preservatives and modernize the Pest Management Regulatory Agency’s (PMRA) regulatory framework to ensure a reliable domestic supply of treated wood.

Monitor development of the Government’s innovation agenda with respect to the digital economy and Digital ID. Monitor development of Open Banking consultations and studies. Monitor development of cybersecurity policies with respect to payments. Monitor developments relating to government support for small business in Canada. Monitor development of privacy and AI policy, with respect to payments and data.

CoinFlip is seeking discussions with the Government of Canada to offer our expertise and experience in developing a stronger, pro-innovation and pro-consumer regulatory framework that allows the crypto-kiosk sector to operate legally and safely across jurisdictions. We support robust consumer protection and fraud-prevention measures, as well as clear and uniform licensing rules across all regions.

LLI seeks to reinforce positive relationships with government officials and demonstrate the value it's premier education brands bring to the Canadian economy and the communities in which they operate, and advocate for steady government funding.

Representations to government, Parliamentarians, and public servants regarding cannabis legalization, regulation, policy development, and program initiatives in Canada. Advocating for a stronger role for federal economic development ministries (e.g., Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada or Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada) in shaping cannabis policy and programs. The goal is to ensure the sector is integrated into national agriculture and industrial strategies, enabling access to innovation funding, export development programs, and regional economic growth initiatives. This includes modernizing policies to support competitiveness, sustainability, and international trade opportunities for the cannabis industry. Advocacy related to the need to develop a national cannabis export strategy Advocacy related to fair competition in the legal cannabis sector, including efforts to support balanced market rules and to prevent undue concentration. Advocacy for revising THC limits on cannabis edibles to align with consumer demand and global standards, reducing the appeal of unregulated products and strengthening the legal market. Advocacy for measures to reduce the federal regulatory burden and streamline administrative processes for the legal cannabis sector to improve efficiency and support economic competitiveness. Advocacy for enhanced consumer education and improved packaging and labeling regulations to support informed purchasing, promote safety, and strengthen the legal cannabis market. Advocacy for changes to Canada's cannabis excise tax framework to support industry competitiveness, reduce the illicit market, and enhance public policy objectives of legalization.