Hamid Mohamed

Policy impacting the magazines and magazine publishing sector, including the administration, interpretation and implementation of the Canada Periodical Fund, the Changing Narratives Fund, the Copyright Act, the AI Investment Strategy, terms in the renegotiation of CUSMA, and the mandates of the Canadian Heritage Department. Regulations affecting magazines and magazine publishers, such as those related to the Online News Act (Bill C-18) and any future legislation concerning artificial intelligence and data. Proposed and future legislation, bills, and resolutions related to copyright, artificial intelligence, and culture with bearing on magazine publishers and the magazine industry at large. Grants and support programs for the magazine industry and publishers

To engage and advocate for the economic and social benefits of mining to the Canadian economy, including Indigenous economic reconciliation, with investment-friendly policies regarding regulatory system, support for decarbonization, skills training and critical mineral development. To raise awareness with government officials with respect to the Company's development plans for new mining projects in Nunavut, including employment and training, opportunities and benefits for Inuit people and communities, the Company’s consultation and environmental management programs, and additional environmental sustainability opportunities in line with government and Inuit priorities and policies. To raise awareness with government officials with respect to the Company's development plans for mining projects in Ontario and Quebec, including employment and training, opportunities and benefits for Indigenous peoples and local communities, and the Company’s consultation and environmental management programs. To raise awareness with government officials and departments on the need for major infrastructure investment in the Arctic, including high speed internet infrastructure in Nunavut to support industry and community needs and enhance opportunities and economic linkages. To engage and raise awareness with government officials and departments on the need for clean energy infrastructure development in the Kivalliq and Kitikmeot regions of Nunavut. Energy alternatives will significantly reduce the need to rely 100% on diesel generation as the only source of energy in these areas, significantly reducing GHG emissions and improving economic development opportunity for communities and industry.

To raise awareness with government officials with respect to the Company's development plans for new mining projects in Nunavut, including employment and training, opportunities and benefits for Inuit people and communities, the Company’s consultation and environmental management programs, and additional environmental sustainability opportunities in line with government and Inuit priorities and policies. To raise awareness with government officials with respect to the Company's development plans for mining projects in Ontario and Quebec, including employment and training, opportunities and benefits for Indigenous peoples and local communities, and the Company’s consultation and environmental management programs. To raise awareness with government officials and departments on the need for major infrastructure investment in the Arctic, including high speed internet infrastructure in Nunavut to support industry and community needs and enhance opportunities and economic linkages. To engage and raise awareness with government officials and departments on the need for clean energy infrastructure development in the Kivalliq and Kitikmeot regions of Nunavut. Energy alternatives will significantly reduce the need to rely 100% on diesel generation as the only source of energy in these areas, significantly reducing GHG emissions and improving economic development opportunity for communities and industry. To engage and advocate for the economic and social benefits of mining to the Canadian economy, including Indigenous economic reconciliation, with investment-friendly policies regarding regulatory system, support for decarbonization, skills training and critical mineral development.

Engaging the government on supports to help Canadian businesses respond to global trade pressures including programs that boost productivity, strengthen supply chain resilience and enhance competitiveness Discuss opportunities to accelerate the delivery of affordable housing for Canadians, including program design for Build Canada Homes Engaging the federal government on the benefits of leveraging Made-in-Canada prefabrication, innovation and offsite manufacturing as a solution for accelerating the delivery of housing and infrastructure

Policy and program recommendations regarding the government's priorities in delivering major transportation projects. Communications with public office holders regarding provision of consulting and operational services (solutions) for transportation infrastructure projects. Communications with public office holders regarding funding programs which support infrastructure projects, research and development and training, and economic opportunities in the transportation and rail space.

Funding for staffing, research and equipement.

Harbourfront Centre is seeking funding for artistic, cultural and educational programs, and infrastructure support. Sources of funding include the Harbourfront Centre Funding Program (Canadian Heritage), Green and Inclusive Community Buildings (Infrastructure), programming funding through Canada Council for the Arts, wage subsidies and accessibility retrofits through the Employment and Social Development Canada, and tourism funding through FedDev Ontario.

Provide support to Harbourfront Centre and work with government officials to secure operational, capital and project funding Communicate with government officials on an ongoing basis regarding Harbourfront Centre operations and programming

Engage with government officials in regards to the development of the Government of Canada's new AI Strategy. Discussions with government officials regarding procurement policy for professional services, such as services related to research.

Miovision is seeking to work with the government so that Canadian municipalities can access and participate in current or future federal programs and/or contribution programs that are being designed to tackle productivity, climate competitiveness, and international trade opportunities.

Economic development policy: with respect to supporting Canadian transportation technology companies and the commercialization of domestically developed infrastructure solutions. Federal–municipal infrastructure coordination mechanisms: with respect to the role of federal programs in supporting municipal traffic congestion reduction and smart mobility initiatives. Manufacturing and industrial policy Manufacturing and industrial policy, with respect to domestic production and scaling of advanced transportation and traffic management technologies in Canada. Innovation, science, and technology policy Innovation, science, and technology policy, with respect to the development, adoption, and deployment of intelligent transportation systems and traffic analytics solutions. Federal government procurement policies and practices: with respect to the inclusion of Canadian-developed transportation and traffic management technologies in federally funded infrastructure and transportation projects. Infrastructure Canada programs and funding frameworks with respect to eligibility criteria and federal support for traffic congestion mitigation initiatives and smart transportation technologies. Federal transportation and highway infrastructure policy: with respect to the use of data-driven traffic management and intelligent transportation systems to reduce congestion and improve mobility.

Assistance funding support with respect to the company's re-investment plan, and the impact of U.S. tariffs.

Investigating potential grant(s) or loan guarantee(s) on behalf of Pliteq Inc. for capital expenditures expand its manufacturing and end of life tire processing facilities in Ontario.