Environment
25 MPs count Environment as their top lobbying subject, across 8,142 meetings on the federal registry. No MP hears about it more than Julie Dabrusin, with 1,085 meetings. Lobbying on this subject rose 24% from 2024 to 2025.
Follow Environment
Get it in your weekly email when there's real lobbying activity.
MPs Most Lobbied on Environment
Toronto—Danforth, Ontario
1,085
meetings
Saanich—Gulf Islands, British Columbia
887
meetings
Winnipeg South, Manitoba
785
meetings
Louis-Saint-Laurent—Akiawenhrahk, Quebec
775
meetings
Okanagan Lake West—South Kelowna, British Columbia
679
meetings
West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country, British Columbia
526
meetings
Ponoka—Didsbury, Alberta
456
meetings
Parkland, Alberta
377
meetings
Calgary Confederation, Alberta
333
meetings
Grande Prairie, Alberta
328
meetings
Lac-Saint-Louis, Quebec
322
meetings
Vaudreuil, Quebec
241
meetings
Portage—Lisgar, Manitoba
182
meetings
Vancouver Quadra, British Columbia
172
meetings
Halifax, Nova Scotia
147
meetings
Honoré-Mercier, Quebec
130
meetings
Victoria, British Columbia
125
meetings
Repentigny, Quebec
110
meetings
Edmonton Centre, Alberta
102
meetings
Carleton, Ontario
89
meetings
Long Range Mountains, Newfoundland and Labrador
74
meetings
Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville, Quebec
71
meetings
Skeena—Bulkley Valley, British Columbia
63
meetings
Bow River, Alberta
50
meetings
Gaspésie—Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine—Listuguj, Quebec
33
meetings
Party Breakdown
By Province
Lobbying Activity by Year
Lobbying Pipeline
How lobbying on this topic flows through Parliament
Most Active Speakers
Care about environment?
Find your MP and send them a message about this issue. Pre-filled letter templates make it easy.
Find Your MPRecent Parliamentary Speeches
Oral Questions
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister claims that Bill C‑39 does not lower environmental standards. Let us imagine a pipeline project in Quebec, like Marinvest. Under Bill C‑39, pipelines are exempt from environmental impact assessments. The only assessment will be the one completed by the energy regulato…
Read full speech →Oral Questions
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Bloc Québécois said that we were meddling with Quebec's areas of jurisdiction. Of course, none of that is true. Today, it is saying that we are going to ignore environmental assessments. That is not at all the case. There will be very robust environmental assessments when…
Read full speech →Oral Questions
Mr. Speaker, the leader of the House is right. The goal of Bill C-39 is not to lower environmental standards. It is to eliminate them. If a pipeline were to go through Quebec, here is what Bill C-39 sets out for the environmental assessment. The energy regulator in Calgary will be the one to make th…
Read full speech →Oral Questions
Mr. Speaker, first, the energy regulator in Calgary is the Canada Energy Regulator, just like the space agency in Saint-Hubert is the Canadian Space Agency. Regardless of where these organizations are located in the country, we have regulators that make us the envy of the world and that have access …
Read full speech →Oral Questions
Mr. Speaker, with Bill C-39, the Liberals are exploiting the public's fear of Donald Trump. Let us not forget that, under the pretext of fighting tariffs, they gave themselves the power to circumvent all environmental laws in order to build pipelines. That is irresponsible, but at least the Bloc Qué…
Read full speech →