Capital One Bank (Canada Branch)

Capital One Bank (Canada Branch) has met with MPs 7 times since January 2024, reaching 6 MPs across 2 parties. Most recent contact: May 28, 2026.

7 meetings since 202415 all-time6 MPs2 parties100% by in-house staff

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What they're asking for

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

Working with the government to protect Canadians against fraud and scams, including the development of the National Anti-Fraud Strategy.
May 28, 2026 · Connie Cody · Conservative · Justice and Law Enforcement; Consumer Issues
Open dialogue with relevant public office holders to emphasize Capital One's important role in Canada’s financial landscape and the unique business conditions of small and medium banks in Canada.
May 27, 2026 · Sandra Cobena · Conservative · Financial Institutions; Industry; Justice and Law Enforcement; Taxation and Finance; Budget

Full meeting log

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

Date	MP	Subjects	Lobbyist
2026-05-28	Connie Cody · Conservative	Justice and Law Enforcement; Consumer Issues	Asa Harrington
2026-05-28	Stephanie McLean · Liberal	Justice and Law Enforcement; Consumer Issues	Asa Harrington
2026-05-27	Sandra Cobena · Conservative	Financial Institutions; Industry; Justice and Law Enforcement; Taxation and Finance; Budget	Asa Harrington
2026-04-21	Sandra Cobena · Conservative	Financial Institutions; Industry; Taxation and Finance; Budget; Federal-Provincial Relations	Asa Harrington
2026-04-21	Karina Gould · Liberal	Financial Institutions; Industry; Taxation and Finance; Budget; Federal-Provincial Relations	Asa Harrington
2026-04-21	Jasraj Hallan · Conservative	Financial Institutions; Industry; Taxation and Finance; Budget; Federal-Provincial Relations	Asa Harrington
2026-04-21	Ryan Turnbull · Liberal	Financial Institutions; Industry; Taxation and Finance; Budget; Federal-Provincial Relations	Asa Harrington

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.