Government relations and public affairs
You need a decision from the municipality or the province and you do not know who makes it. A policy change is about to affect your business. There is government funding or a contract you qualify for, and the process is slowing you down.
We prepare and present your case. We do not promise outcomes, and we do not claim special access or endorsement from any public body.
- Municipal government relations
- Provincial and federal stakeholder engagement
- Government affairs strategy
- Public policy research
- Government funding guidance
- Procurement and bid support
- Regulatory coordination
- Public consultation and engagement
- Stakeholder relations
- Government communications
- Strategic advocacy
- Public affairs planning
Built for the people who carry the file.
- Businesses with a file at city hall or the province
- Nonprofits seeking funding or policy change
- Industry operators and contractors
- Indigenous organizations engaging other governments
How the work moves.
- 1Define the askOne decision, one decision-maker, one deadline.
- 2Map the processWho decides, who advises, which rules and timelines apply.
- 3Build the caseResearch, a briefing note and supporting documents.
- 4EngageMeeting requests, preparation and attendance with you.
- 5Follow upWritten follow-up, answers to questions and a status report.
What you receive.
- Stakeholder and decision map
- Briefing notes and policy submissions
- Engagement plan with dates
- Funding or procurement application
- Meeting preparation notes
- Status reports
Single file
One decision, approval or submission.
By quote
Funding or procurement
One application or bid, prepared with you.
By quote
Monthly retainer
Ongoing government relations.
By quote
Prices are in Canadian dollars. GST is extra.
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Public record, set out as context, approach and verified outcome.
What people ask.
Can you guarantee an outcome?
No. We guarantee your case is prepared, presented and followed up properly.
Which levels of government do you work with?
Municipal and provincial, and federal files that touch this region.
Do you register as lobbyists where the law requires it?
Yes. Where an engagement falls under lobbying rules, we follow the registration requirements before any contact is made.
Discuss a Government Relations Project
Call, email or send a request. We reply within one business day.