Transportation
11 MPs count Transportation as their top lobbying subject, across 2,793 meetings on the federal registry. No MP hears about it more than Steven MacKinnon, with 626 meetings. Lobbying on this subject rose 42% from 2024 to 2025.
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MPs Most Lobbied on Transportation
Gatineau, Quebec
626
meetings
Chilliwack—Hope, British Columbia
432
meetings
Calgary Midnapore, Alberta
375
meetings
Thornhill, Ontario
322
meetings
Flamborough—Glanbrook—Brant North, Ontario
238
meetings
Pierre-Boucher—Les Patriotes—Verchères, Quebec
224
meetings
Surrey Newton, British Columbia
207
meetings
Alfred-Pellan, Quebec
142
meetings
Vimy, Quebec
115
meetings
Haldimand—Norfolk, Ontario
103
meetings
Brampton West, Ontario
9
meetings
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Lobbying Pipeline
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians are clear that Canada is not for sale. The Liberals claim they are not selling off Canada's assets, but the doublespeak is deafening. The Prime Minister says he is not privatizing airports, yet he is inviting private investors to take over their operations, collect massive pro…
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Mr. Speaker, as the member knows, she lives in a community that hosts Canada's largest port by far, and we want to thank the hard-working men and women at the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority and everyone who works in the port of Vancouver ecosystem. Port lands are just that. They are federally owned…
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Mr. Speaker, on TV this weekend, the transport minister gave a master class in dodging simple questions. When asked if airport privatization will hike prices, he said he could not say no. He actually promised partially regulated fees. If a pilot announced that the landing gear was partially working,…
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Mr. Speaker, we intend to regulate those fees that show up on airfare tickets that cause prices to spike. In fact, those fees are going up as we speak. As airport facilities get improved, capital investments get made and those costs get passed on to travellers in the form of airport improvement char…
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Mr. Speaker, it has been 11 years, and it is getting worse all the time. In fact, the minister's dodge ball routine in the House might win him points with the Prime Minister, but every time he ducks, the Canadian taxpayer behind him takes the hit. Canadians asked for lower airfares, not a new Libera…
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