Jamie Innes
Chief of Staff, Public Safety Canada (PS)·0 communications in the past year
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Hydrogen Naturally
2Advocating for additional design features for the Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage ("CCUS") and Hydrogen Tax Credits. The goals of these communications are (i) to maximize outcomes related to emissions reduction and (ii) to help the federal government achieve its climate policy goals. Advocating, in general, for strategic policies and investments in low-carbon economic opportunities, including Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage ("CCUS"), bioenergy, forestry transition, hydrogen, and clean fuels. The goals of these communications are (i) to maximize outcomes related to emissions reduction and (ii) to help the federal government achieve its climate policy goals.
Advocate for strategic policies and investment in low-carbon economic opportunities including CCUS, bioenergy, forestry transition opportunities, hydrogen and clean fuel projects. Advocate for design features related to the Investment Tax Credits for Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage and clean tech to maximize outcomes related to emissions reduction and the federal government's climate policy goals. Discuss funding opportunities from clean energy and clean technologies funding programs such as: the Strategic Innovation Fund; Clean Fuels Fund; and Energy Innovation Fund. Discuss rules and regulations relating to: clean fuels; CCUS; forestry; biomass utilization; energy; climate; and the production, transportation and use of hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
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Innergex Renewable Energy
2Taxation and Finance: Revison of Government of Canada programs on Accelerate Invest Incentive Capital Cost Allowances and Canada Infrastructure Bank. Renewable Energy: Role of electrification to achieve GHG reductions (how to get to net zero by 2050) and increased renewable energy, opportunity to advance reconciliation through renewable energy, opportunity leverage renewable energy to achieve a just coal transition, challenges/market barriers to bringing projects to market. The values and added benefits that strategically developed renewable energy projects can offer. Incentive programs to accelerate GHG reductions and benefits of renewable energy strategy.
Renewable Energy: Role of electrification to achieve GHG reductions (how to get to net zero by 2050) and increased renewable energy, opportunity to advance reconciliation through renewable energy, opportunity leverage renewable energy to achieve a just coal transition, challenges/market barriers to bringing projects to market. The values and added benefits that strategically developed renewable energy projects can offer. Incentive programs to accelerate GHG reductions and benefits of renewable energy strategy. Government policies related to tariffs on inputs into renewable infrastructure
Gowling WLG
Irving Oil
2Changes to the Competition Act and their implementation. Trade and/or shipment of crude oil, petroleum products, and natural gas between/within Canada and/or the United States. Development of regulations under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA): Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Clean Electricity Oil and Gas Emissions Methane Base-level Industrial Emission Requirements Development of air pollutant, greenhouse gas and other energy transition policies and programs. Clean Fuel Regulations (SOR/2022-140) and their implementation, in particular plans related to the implementation of these regulations in Canada's Atlantic Provinces
ARC Clean Technology Canada
1Seeking funding from various government departments responsible for achieving the federal government's Net Zero targets. ARC Clean Technology is funding to support the work to commercialize the ARC-100 SMR.
Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation
1Promoting awareness of and inviting government participation in the programs sponsored by the ASCF. Encouraging the federal government to include the ASCF in any funding programs for Atlantic Salmon conservation.
Canadian Manganese Company
1Speaking to Parliamentarians about Canadian Manganese's Woodstock project and the use of manganese in a variety of applications. Seeking support for the development of critical minerals within Canada. Assessing opportunities and potentially seeking funding related to processing and shipping of manganese in Canada.
Canadian Red Cross
1Secure investments in readiness for all-hazard response, including health emergencies and public health crises in Canada and around the world. Increase support and funding on issues related to global migration and forced displacement, including on operational responses to new arrivals in Canada. Build support for health and public initiatives, including but not limited to supports targeted to mental health and seniors. Build support and obtain grant funding for community service organizations in Canada. Obtain contributions from Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) for programming in First Nation communities related to violence and injury prevention, first aid and emergency response and management for communities in specific geographies. Obtain contributions from Health Canada to support the implementation of health activities for vulnerable populations in Canada. Obtain contributions from Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Public Safety Canada, and other federal government bodies for the delivery of humanitarian assistance and development programming within Canada and around the world. Engage in governmental dialogue on issues related to international humanitarian law (IHL), with specific reference to ensuring the protection of vulnerable populations and the delivery of humanitarian assistance during times of armed conflict. Engage in dialogue on issues related to injury prevention, including on provincial regulatory frameworks for workplace safety, first aid and water safety as well as on the funding of programs aimed at preventing violence, bullying and abuse. Discuss ongoing programmatic issues with the Prime Ministers Office and the Treasury Board on an as needed basis. Discuss ongoing operational issues in relation to the ongoing delivery of humanitarian aid and development programming in specific geographies. Discuss ongoing operational issues in relation to COVID response operations, domestic emergency management, disaster response, disaster risk reduction, detention monitoring and health activities with specific reference to having access to and protecting the most vulnerable populations in Canada. Build greater support for the mobilization of resources to support diverse programming for First Nation communities in specific geographies.
Earnscliffe Strategy Group
General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada
1Support approvals for export permits for international export markets Light Armoured Vehicle Special Variant Enhancements Additional Mechanized Armoured Vehicles (AMAV) Logistics Vehicle Modernization (LVM) project
Maple Leaf Strategies
International Union of Operating Engineers
1Advocating for federal support and policies to develop and deploy Small Modular Rectors and promote the nuclear industry to meet Canada's Climate change goals within Canada and assist Canada in its transition to a low carbon economy Bill C-65 - an Act to amend the Canada Elections Act - advocating for amendments to the legislation to allow membership based organizations to be able to have member to member communication during a Federal Election which maybe currently prohibited Conversations with Government and elected officials regarding the use of Temporary Foreign Workers at Stellantis plant in Ontario Foreign Workers Program - with respect to Foreign Credentials and Temporary Workers Federal Budget - with respect to infrastructure funding, tax incentives for skilled labour and funding for union training centres. Discussions on the Employment Insurance system and positive changes that can be made to better protect workers. Conversations with Government around their framework on the Oil and Gas emmissions cap and the impact it may have on workers and the idea of using some of the funds from the cap to go to training for existing and emerging new energy sectors Conversations with Government and elected officials regarding the Nunavut Impact Review Board (NIRB) review of possible expansion and future viability of the Baffinland Mine and the impact these matters have on the workers (our members) at the mine. C-59 - An Act to implement certain provisions of the fall economic statement tabled in Parliament on November 21, 2023 and certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 28, 2023 - advocating for the quick passage of this legislation Amendments to the Red Seal Program with respect to criteria of certification Advocating that Elections Canada amend or clarify rules around unions ability to communicate with their members during a Federal Election Advocating on behalf of ARC Nuclear Canada Inc. to receive funding from the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) or any Federal Government funding to assist them in building small modular nuclear reactors in Canada. Advocating for increased funding to the apprenticeship incentive grant and completion grant and the Union Innovation Training Program (UTIP) Advocating for Implementation of a national, universal pharmacare program Advocating for a program to promote labour mobility between areas of higher unemployment and labour shortages. This program would grant favoured tax status to participants (workers) in the construction and maintenance sector travelling to obtain full time employment in a trade deemed to be experiencing labour shortages. Advocate for legislation to support the future and livelihood of oil and gas workers and their communities for a Just Transition as Canada moves to a low-carbon economy.
Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation (MSIFN)
1To provide updates on energy projects pursued by MSIFN and to explore potential opportunities for collaboration with the Ministry of Energy. Outreach to area elected representatives to discuss concerns with consultation policies. Indigenous Services Canada - Seeking discussions with elected officials and their staff regarding funding for a water treatment plant on a First Nation. Discuss concerns over the activities of certain groups and individuals falsely claiming Indigenous heritage and status. Department of Justice - enforcement crisis on First Nations communities. First Nations either cannot enforce their laws or cannot do so without extraordinary steps such as private prosecutions. In practice, the real challenges for First Nations people are wide ranging and include limitations in controlling public health laws (evident during the COVID-19 pandemic), halt illegal dumping, or preventing drug dealers from trespassing on reserve. First Nations law enforcement needs support. Crown-Indigenous Relations - Addition to Reserve (ATR) policy with respect to plans to purchase land.