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Canadian Telecommunications Association

Canadian Telecommunications Association has met with MPs 14 times since January 2024, reaching 14 MPs across 2 parties. Most recent contact: June 9, 2026.

14 meetings since 202488 all-time14 MPs2 parties100% by in-house staff

What they're asking for

In the registry's own words. Descriptions are only filed for meetings since mid-2024.

  1. Telecommunications policy and regulations, including spectrum and telecommunications policies that foster investment in the expansion and enhancement of broadband and wireless networks.

    June 9, 2026 · Michael Ma · Liberal · Telecommunications; Justice and Law Enforcement

  2. Protecting critical infrastructure and criminal justice reform as it relates to network vandalism and theft.

    May 25, 2026 · Connie Cody · Conservative · Telecommunications; Justice and Law Enforcement

  3. The authority of Health Canada in establishing evidenced-based safety limits for signal levels of wireless devices and the wireless industries ongoing compliance with these science-based standards.

    December 17, 2025 · Yvan Baker · Liberal · Telecommunications; Health; Infrastructure; Science and Technology

  4. Telecommunications policies and regulations, including advocating for policies that support the deployment of next generation 5G wireless networks.

    October 1, 2024 · Jamil Jivani · Conservative · Telecommunications; Industry

Full meeting log

14 MP-directed communications since January 2024, from the Registry of Lobbyists.

DateMP
2026-06-09Michael Ma · Liberal
2026-05-25Connie Cody · Conservative
2026-02-11Carlos Leitão · Liberal
2025-12-17Yvan Baker · Liberal
2025-12-01Gary Anandasangaree · Liberal
2025-11-20Parm Bains · Liberal
2025-10-27Ben Carr · Liberal
2025-10-27Ted Falk · Conservative
2025-07-31Sean Fraser · Liberal
2025-06-11Heath MacDonald · Liberal
2024-10-01Jamil Jivani · Conservative
2024-06-17François-Philippe Champagne · Liberal
2024-05-28Bernard Généreux · Conservative
2024-05-28Wayne Long · Liberal
Counts include only communications where a sitting MP is the named public office holder — meetings with ministers' staff, senators, or departments are not shown. Registrants self-report these records. See our methodology.