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Counsel's @StevenGreenaway joins NewsTalk1010 to discuss BC's political shakeup, from David Eby's early election gamble and Conservative Party infighting to the rise of incoming Premier Lorne Doerksen and what his leadership could mean for the province.
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Ontario’s 2026 Fall Economic Statement is out: fiscal restraint, targeted support amid trade pressures. Read Counsel’s analysis of the outlook and implications for businesses and households: counselpa.com/insights/2026-…
Counsel’s @aruddy will be moderating Advancing Opportunities for Emerging Leaders in Energy at the 14th Annual Alberta Power Symposium, on how the sector can attract and retain its next generation of talent.
Oct. 29 | 3:45PM MT | Calgary
Learn more: canadianinstitute.com/albert…
Counsel is pleased to announce the promotion of @StevenGreenaway to Vice President in our BC practice.
With decades of political experience and strong Conservative ties, Steve will guide clients through BC’s evolving political landscape.
Read here: counselpa.com/insights/steve…
Counsel's @bradlavigne joins @CBC's Power & Politics to discuss Canada-U.S. trade negotiations, the political implications of reaching a deal ahead of the U.S. midterms, and the need to set clear expectations for Canadians.
Listen here: cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7…
Queen’s Park is back. Counsel shares 5 issues we’re watching this fall, from tariff relief and Thursday’s Fall Economic Statement to data centres, digital IDs and the Liberal leadership race.
Read more: counselpa.com/insights/queen…
After years of delay, the Ring of Fire may finally be moving from discussion to development. What's changed and why does this moment matter? Read our latest blog from Dylan Moore.
Full piece: counselpa.com/insights/the-r…
Political people love polls, but reporting data isn't the same as using research strategically. Counsel's Stephanie Coulter explores organizational research maturity and why the best research starts with the decisions it informs, not the methodology.
Read: counselpa.com/insights/are-y…
Lorne Doerkson is set to become BC’s 38th Premier after a Conservative majority victory.
From tax cuts and LNG expansion to fiscal restraint, what does a new government mean for BC?
We break down the results and what comes next.
Read more: counselpa.com/insights/its-a…
Democracy isn't something we watch. It's something we do.
From lawn signs to difficult conversations, Counsel’s Johanna Chevalier's latest blog examines why we need to move beyond private complaints and engage more openly in civic life.
Read more: counselpa.com/insights/heres…
Counsel's @aruddy joined @TheHubCanada's Alberta Edge to discuss the UCP's next steps after Alberta's referendum debate.
Amber explores healthcare reform, energy policy and how the government can put forward a broader vision for Alberta's future.
Listen: thehub.ca/podcast/audio/prac…
BC votes tomorrow, but the months after election night will shape the next four years. Our multi-partisan BC team covers what to expect, from the final count to the first budget, and why this next window matters for anyone working with the next government: counselpa.com/insights/from-…
Counsel's @aruddy joined @CBCNews yesterday to discuss Alberta's referendum and Premier Danielle Smith's political considerations.
Amber examined the Premier's push for greater provincial autonomy while maintaining her support for a united Canada.
Watch: cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7…
Yesterday, Counsel's @bradlavigne joined @CBC's Power & Politics to discuss Alberta's referendum, Ottawa's response, and why building a national consensus on immigration is better than negotiating separate deals with individual provinces.
Watch here: cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7…
Counsel is pleased to announce the promotion of @kaitlaforce to Associate Vice President!
Kait’s strategic insight, leadership, and dedication to client success have made her a valued member of our Ottawa team.
Read: counselpa.com/insights/kait-…
Kait’s bio: counselpa.com/team/kait-lafo…
Counsel Public Affairs' Natalie Dewan will be attending the 8th Annual Healthcare Communications Conference on October 20-21 in Toronto.
We're looking forward to connecting with colleagues and learning from the discussions taking place throughout the conference.
How could U.S. drug pricing reforms affect access to innovative medicines in Canada?
Discussion at the 25th Annual Market Access Summit explored impact on drug pricing, patient access, innovation, and investment in Canada’s life sciences sector.
Read: counselpa.com/insights/is-th…
With advanced polls opening on Friday, the BC Leaders’ Debate tomorrow night carries additional significance. Counsel Public Affairs tees up what is at stake for all three leaders on stage as campaigns move from persuasion to getting out the vote: counselpa.com/insights/stake…
Counsel's @timhudak looks back 10 years after leaving politics, revisiting his farewell speech at Queen's Park and lessons that still resonate.
From playing hard & fair to relationships that endure beyond political battles, Tim shares what matters most.
counselpa.com/insights/ten-y…
Counsel's @bradlavigne joins @CBC's Power & Politics to discuss Quebec’s political landscape, what a Parti Québécois win could mean for the sovereignty debate and Ottawa–Quebec relations, and why immigration could become a key policy battleground.
Watch: cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7…