12-Month Lobbying Summary - In-house Organization

MakeWay Charitable Society / Joanna Kerr, CEO & President

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Active - Last Updated: 2023-12-13

Who is lobbying?

MakeWay Charitable Society (Address, activities & membership)

Joanna Kerr, CEO & President

Received government funding or funding expected in current financial year

Yes

What is being lobbied?

Subject Matters

Aboriginal Affairs
Agriculture
Budget
Climate
Constitutional Issues
Consumer Issues
Economic Development
Education
Employment and Training
Energy
Environment
Financial Institutions
Fisheries
Forestry
Government Procurement
Health
Housing
Immigration
Infrastructure
International Relations
International Trade
Labour
Mining
Municipalities
Pensions
Regional Development
Research and Development
Science and Technology
Small Business
Taxation and Finance
Tourism
Transportation

Subject Matter Details

Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit

Advocacy for the restoration of Atlantic Water Network’s grant from the Atlantic Ecosystems Initiatives following administrative interruptions.
Increased support for expanding birthwork (e.g., midwifery, doula, and abortion) services in the Northwest Territories
Seeking funding opportunities for The Existence Project
The need for the Federal government to invest $1Billion in the Freshwater Action Plan
The prioritization of British Columbia River Basins for investments through the Freshwater Action Plan
Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Call to Action 66, with respect to equitable funding and implementation.

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution

Advance robust policy and law reform to address human rights and environmental abuse in Canadian business activity abroad, including by providing analysis on, the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act, the Customs Tariff, Bill C-262 (An Act respecting the corporate responsibility to prevent, address and remedy adverse impacts on human rights occurring in relation to business activities conducted abroad), Bill C-263 (An Act to establish the Office of the Commissioner for Responsible Business Conduct Abroad and to make consequential amendments to other Acts), and the Responsible Business Conduct Abroad strategy (2022-2027).
Advance robust policy and law reform to end Canada’s public finance for the fossil fuel sector, including by providing analysis on, the Export Development Act, Bill S-243 (An Act to enact the Climate-Aligned Finance Act and to make related amendments to other Acts), the Guidelines for Canada’s International Support for the Clean Energy Transition, and the Inefficient Fossil Fuel Subsidies: Government of Canada Guidelines.
Discussing government decisions around the release of the Athabasca oil sands tailing ponds into the Athabasca River (Alberta, Northwest Territories and Federal governments)

Policies or Program

Advocacy for a Federal government investment in the BC Watershed Security Fund.
Advocacy for the creation of a housing strategy that guarantees the lowest income British Columbians have access to adequate homes affordable to their incomes.
Advocating establishment of a Canada Water Agency before 2023, and working with government to create a successful, meaningful Agency both at its headquarters in Winnipeg and other branches (Montreal, Burlington)
Advocating for Canada-USA international waters relationships and problem-solving, notably in BC, Alberta and the Great Lakes regions.
Creating guidelines/adaptation strategies/resilience strategies for wildfires, droughts, flooding and climate-related disasters
Discussing engaging pension fund beneficiaries and supporting pension fund managers to be a part of the transition to a low-carbon economy to achieve the inextricably linked goals of pension wealth and planet health. Sharing research and discussing new laws and programs that various states and governments have been passing related to this area.
Discussing financial investment by the federal government through economic stimulus in watershed projects in British Columbia and beyond as opportunity for economic recovery and employment generation.
Policies relating to the use of genetically engineered organisms in food and agriculture, in particular environment health and human safety, and public transparency.
Promoting inclusion of people with lived experience in the development of policies and programs addressing the causes, impacts, and solutions to homelessness.
Seeking strengthening of fish habitat protections and implementation of the Wild Salmon Policy and Pacific Salmon Strategy Initiative (PSSI).

Regulation

Regulation of genetically engineered organisms including regulatory guidance on novel foods and which plants are subject to Part 5 of the Seeds Regulations.
Regulatory development for the implementation of the modernized Fisheries Act, including the creation of Ecologically Significant Areas and rebuilding plans
The renewal of the Canada Water Act legislation, including the practice of co-governance and co-creation with Indigenous Governments
Updating Canadian regulations for flooding, wildfires and more including insurance for natural disasters

Subject matter details in previous versions
Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit
- Connected Communities Work: A Model for Poverty Reduction and Community Development. Seeking to include support Connected Communities Work in federal infrastructure budget.
Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit, Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Policies or Program, Regulation
- Federal commitment to Freshwater ($1 Billion) and the Canada Water Agency collaboration with the BC Government to fund watershed work/health
Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit, Policies or Program
- Funding and administration of food and food security interventions for First Nation's and other Indigenous organizations in Ontario, such as the Local Food Infrastructure Fund.
Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution
- Advance robust legislation to address forced labour in Canada's global supply chains and human rights abuses in Canadian business activity abroad. This involves providing analysis on: 1. Bill s-211, An Act to enact the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act and to amend the Customs Tariff, with respect to its limitations regarding effective human rights and environmental due diligence. 2. Bill C-262 An Act respecting the corporate responsibility to prevent, address and remedy adverse impacts on human rights occurring in relation to business activities conducted abroad 3. Bill C-263 An Act to establish the Office of the Commissioner for Responsible Business Conduct Abroad and to make consequential amendments to other Acts 4. Bill C-243 An Act respecting the elimination of the use of forced labour and child labour in supply chains
- Amending the Canada Water Act to reflect contemporary environmental concerns
- Amendments to the Competition Act, the CEPA or Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act, and the Copyright Act with respect to the access and affordability of repair parts, tools, and services and how a consumer could be informed further on the reparability and sustainability of consumer goods
- Reforms to the Export Development Act to prohibit Export Development Canada from providing support to the oil and gas sector.
- Strengthening Bill C-12 - Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act to ensure strong climate-related financial disclosure for federal agencies and crown corporations.
Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Policies or Program, Regulation
- Advance robust policy and law reform to address human rights and environmental abuse in Canadian business activity abroad, including by providing analysis on: - the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - the Customs Tariff - Bill C-262 (An Act respecting the corporate responsibility to prevent, address and remedy adverse impacts on human rights occurring in relation to business activities conducted abroad) - Bill C-263 (An Act to establish the Office of the Commissioner for Responsible Business Conduct Abroad and to make consequential amendments to other Acts) - the Responsible Business Conduct Abroad strategy (2022-2027)
- Advance robust policy and law reform to end Canada’s public finance for the fossil fuel sector, including by providing analysis on: - the Export Development Act - Bill S-243 (An Act to enact the Climate-Aligned Finance Act and to make related amendments to other Acts) - the Guidelines for Canada’s International Support for the Clean Energy Transition - the Inefficient Fossil Fuel Subsidies: Government of Canada Guidelines
- COVID-19 blue-green economic recovery: advocating for COVID-19 responses that promotes natural infrastructure and water stimulus. Advocating for a recovery plan that retains or enhances existing environmental laws. Advocating for stimulus funding that enhances environmental conservation, with additional benefits to human well being.
- Canada Water Act: Exploring potential for renewal of legislation to strengthen federal role in fresh water management.
- Fisheries Act: Seeking strengthening of habitat protections, incorporation of sustainability principles, and legal obligations to rebuild depleted fish stocks.
- Navigation Protection Act - Process for restoring lost protection and incorporate modern safeguards to the Navigation Protection Act, and to any related regulation and policy, in accordance with Mandate Letter issued to the Minister of Transportation.
- Navigation Protection Act: Seeking a return to protections for all navigable waters.
- Process for restoring lost protection and incorporate modern safeguards to the Fisheries Act, and to any related regulation and policy, in accordance with Mandate Letter issued to the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans.
- The creation of a Canada Water Agency, the creation of the Federal Freshwater Action Plan (a $1-billion dollar investment in freshwater over 5 - 10 years, known as FWAP) and the renewal of the Canada Water Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-11)
Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Regulation
- Advocate for reforms to the charity sector through changes to the Income Tax Act and CRA regulations
Policies or Program
- -Updating Canada’s Federal Water Policy of 1987 to better support how fresh water is governed and how the health of Canada’s freshwater ecosystems can be improved. -The benefits of updating the Canada Water Actof 1970 to support freshwater health across Canadaand the federal government’s role in supporting healthy fresh water across the country. -Including priorities identified by the Our Living Waters Network in the formation of the Canada Water Agency-which is referred to in the mandate letter issued to the Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canadaby the Prime Minister.
- Advocacy regarding reversal of decision to suspend Canada Post services in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
- Advocating establishment of a Canada Water Agency
- Discussing financial investment by the federal government through economic stimulus in watershed projects in British Columbia as opportunity for economic recovery and employment generation
- Enhance federal policy on climate-related financial disclosure and action.
- Federal budget commitments to match the Province of BC's $27million investment in watersheds as part of their economic recovery plan and a Federal government investment in a BC Watershed Security Fund.
- Increase the involvement of marginalized people in public consultation processes
- Increased support for expanding birthwork (e.g., midwifery, doula, and abortion) services in the Northwest Territories
- Infrastructure investment to improve water quality; Offer feedback and ideas on how infrastructure investment could improve water quality
- Nature-based solutions to build back better: 1) Renewing Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Funding program and reserving 25% of funding for "Green Infrastructure" projects, and 2) Instituting a new dedicated Natural Infrastructure Fund that would invest $500 million over the next five years the development, implementation and evaluation of natural infrastructure projects across the country.
- Pan Canadian national water quality strategy; Explore concept and how to set up pan Canadian water strategy
- Policies related to the integration of water health into food and agricultural policy, including but not limited to the development of a new Food Policy Framework for Canada.
- Policies related to the reduction of phosphorous in Canadian lakes, including but not limited to the Lake Erie Phosphorus Reduction Plan.
- The Government of Canada's commitment to end direct international public finance for fossil fuel projects (the Glasgow Pledge).
- To provide ECCC and its minister with strategic advice and innovative solutions to advance progress under the Department's nature mandate priorities.
Regulation
- Draft regulatory guidance on novel foods & draft guidance on which plants are subject to Part 5 of the Seeds Regulations
- Health Canada's development of new regulatory guidance on novel foods and "Consultation: Proposed new guidance for Novel Food Regulations focused on plant breeding" regarding safety assessments for genetically engineered foods
- Participation in consultations on OSFI’s discussion paper Navigating Uncertainty in Climate Change: Promoting Preparedness and Resilience to Climate-Related Risks in formal written submissions, including follow-up with OSFI to clarify and strengthen resulting federally regulated financial institutions.

Who is being lobbied?

Government Institutions

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
Canada Post Corporation (CPC)
Canadian Coast Guard (CCG)
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC)
Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Export Development Canada (EDC)
Finance Canada (FIN)
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)
Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Health Canada (HC)
House of Commons
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)
Infrastructure Canada (INFC)
Justice Canada (JC)
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
Office of the Secretary to the Governor General (OSGG)
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada (OSFI)
Parks Canada (PC)
Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
Privy Council Office (PCO)
Public Safety Canada (PS)
Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC)
Senate of Canada
Transport Canada (TC)
Treasury Board Of Canada Secretariat (TBS)

Communication techniques

Communication techniques that have been used or are expected to be used in the course of the undertaking:

Oral communication
Grass-roots communication
Written communication

Who are the lobbyists?

Joanna Kerr, CEO & President | No public offices held
Georgina Alonso, Program Officer, Above Ground | No public offices held
Jenna Blanchard, Program Coordinator, Northern Birthwork Collective | No public offices held
Alyssa Carpenter, Project Director, Western Arctic Youth Collective | No public offices held
Marko Curuvija, Project Director, The Existence Project | No public offices held
Patrick DeRochie, Engagement Manager | No public offices held
Sinan Demirel, Associate Director, The Existence Project | No public offices held
Sabrina Flack, Project Director, Northern Birthwork Collective | No public offices held
Karen Hamilton, Program Officer | No public offices held
Alice Henry, Program Manager | No public offices held
Emily Hines, Project Director, FLOW Canada | No public offices held
Tim Moriss, Project Director | No public offices held
Adam Scott, Director | No public offices held
Lucy Sharratt, Project Director | No public offices held
Nikki Skuce, Director | No public offices held
Coree Tull, Project Co-Director | No public offices held

Lobbyists in previous versions
- Sean Miles, Director | No public offices held
- Dehga Scott, Project Manager, Northern Birthwork Collective | No public offices held
- Andrew Stegemann, Project Director, Our Living Waters | No public offices held
- Emma Wattie, Project Director, Atlantic Water Network | No public offices held

Registration number: 883773-360742
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Monthly Communication Reports

What oral and arranged communications have taken place?

What oral and arranged communications have taken place?
Date	DPOH, Position Title \| Government Institution	Subject Matters
2024-02-22	Jérôme Lussier, Director of Parliamentary Affairs Senate of Canada	Environment, Climate, International Trade, Labour, Mining
2024-02-14	Alexander Craney, Minister Exempt Staff Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) Lhori Webster, Director of Policy Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)	Environment, Climate, International Trade, Labour, Mining
2024-02-05	Andrew Richardson, Director of Parliamentary Affairs \| Minister's Office, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)	Fisheries
2023-11-15	Taylor Bachrach, Member of Parliament House of Commons Bonita Zarrillo, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Environment, Infrastructure, Budget, Economic Development, Climate
2023-11-06	Terry Duguid, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Budget, Economic Development, Climate
2023-10-26	Véronique Hiriart-Baer , Director General Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Daniel Wolfish, Acting Assistant Deputy Minister Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment, Fisheries, Budget, Economic Development, Climate, Employment and Training
2023-10-26	Steven Guilbeault, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Environment, Pensions, Taxation and Finance, Climate, Financial Institutions
2023-10-26	Yves Perron, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Agriculture
2023-10-13	Tara Shannon, Assistant Deputy Minister Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment, Climate
2023-09-22	Jennifer Lash, Senior Advisor Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment, Fisheries
2023-09-22	Dylan Bissonnette, Senior Policy Advisor Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)	Environment, Fisheries
2023-08-15	Terry Beech, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Environment, Financial Institutions
2023-07-28	Heather MacPhail, Regional Executive Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)	Health
2023-07-26	Joshua Swift, Policy Advisor Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment, Climate
2023-06-30	Terry Beech, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Environment, Budget, Economic Development, Climate, Employment and Training
2023-06-02	Paula Brand, Director Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Steven Guilbeault, Member of Parliament House of Commons Olaf Jensen, Director Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Tara Shannon, Assistant Deputy Minister Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Kelly Torck, Director General Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment, Climate
2023-06-01	Paula Brand, Director Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Steven Guilbeault, Member of Parliament House of Commons Olaf Jensen, Director Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Tara Shannon, Assistant Deputy Minister \| Canadian Wildlife Service , Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Kelly Torck, Director General Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment, Climate
2023-05-26	Laurel Collins, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Environment, Climate
2023-05-16	Joshua Swift, Special Assistant - Ontario Desk Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment
2023-05-03	Seamus O'Regan, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Environment, Climate, International Trade, Labour, Mining
2023-05-02	Sarah Thomas, Policy Advisor Finance Canada (FIN) Hannah Wilson, Policy Advisor Finance Canada (FIN)	Budget, Health, Aboriginal Affairs, Employment and Training
2023-04-26	Terry Duguid, Member of Parliament House of Commons	Environment, Climate, Science and Technology, Research and Development, Government Procurement
2023-04-26	Terry Duguid, Member of Parliament House of Commons Joshua Swift, Special Assistant Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Environment
2023-04-25	Mike Morrice, Member of Parliament House of Commons	International Trade, Labour, Mining
2023-04-25	Elizabeth May, Member of Parliament House of Commons	International Trade, Labour, Mining
2023-04-25	Terry Sheehan, Member of Parliament House of Commons	International Trade, Labour, Mining
2023-04-25	Louise Chabot, Member of Parliament House of Commons	International Trade, Labour, Mining
2023-04-25	Peter Julian, Member of Parliament House of Commons	International Trade, Labour, Mining
2023-04-25	Heather McPherson, Member of Parliament House of Commons	International Trade, Labour, Mining
2023-04-25	Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay, Member of Parliament House of Commons	International Trade, Labour, Mining

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MakeWay Charitable Society - Address, activities & membership

Address:

400-163 W Hastings St.
Vancouver, BC V6B 1H5
Canada

Telephone number: 647-417-1727

Contact information in previous versions
- 400-163 W Hastings St.
  Vancouver, BC V6B 1H5
  Canada
  
  Telephone number: 647-497-9972
- 400-163 W Hastings St.
  Vancouver, BC V6B 1H5
  Canada
  
  Telephone number: 866-843-3722

Description of the organization's activities:
MakeWay Charitable Society's mission is to provide uncommon solutions for the common good by helping Canadians secure a healthy environment in ways that promote social equity and economic prosperity. We advance our mission by creating opportunities to pool ideas and resources to solve complex environmental and social problems; and by connecting and empowering a wide range of people and initiatives across the country to take on tough social and environmental challenges.

Descriptions of the organization's activity in previous versions:
- Tides Canada Initiatives mission is to provide uncommon solutions for the common good by helping Canadians secure a healthy environment in ways that promote social equity and economic prosperity. We advance our mission by creating opportunities to pool ideas and resources to solve complex environmental and social problems; and by connecting and empowering a wide range of people and initiatives across the country to take on tough social and environmental challenges.

Organization's membership or classes of membership:
Membership of MakeWay Charitable Society consists of its Board members.

Organization's memberships or classes of memberships in previous versions:
- Membership of Tides Canada Initiatives Society consists of its Board members.

End date of the last completed financial year: 2023-03-31

List of Government Funding
Government Institution	Funding Received in Last Financial Year	Funding Expected in Current Financial Year
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)	$97,106.90	Yes
BC Arts Council	$70,000.00	No
BC Housing	$35,682.00	No
BC Hydro	$69,190.00	Yes
BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy	$20,000.00	No
BC Ministry of Social Development & Poverty Reduction	No	Yes
BC Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture	$5,000.00	No
Bowen Island Municipality	$975.81	Yes
Canadian Heritage (PCH)	$69,356.76	Yes
Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)	$295,000.00	Yes
City of Toronto	$132,165.02	Yes
City of Vancouver	$58,000.00	Yes
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)	$156,570.00	No
District of Tofino	$1,000.00	No
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)	$632,457.00	No
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	$232,667.11	Yes
First Nations Health Authority	$226,000.00	Yes
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)	$715,536.00	Yes
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)	$562,118.00	Yes
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)	$316,660.89	Yes
Islands Trust	$2,000.00	No
Metro Vancouver	$20,000.00	No
NS Department of Environment and Climate Change	No	Yes
NS Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration	No	Yes
NWT Department of Environment and Natural Resources	$6,900.00	No
NWT Department of Executive and Indigenous Affairs	$5,000.00	No
NWT Department of Health and Social Services	$229,892.00	Yes
NWT Department of Municipal and Community Affairs	$128,668.00	Yes
National Research Council (NRC)	$5,000.00	No
ON Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development	$525,506.00	Yes
ON Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks	$25,000.00	Yes
Ontario Trillium Foundation	$150,800.00	Yes
WorkBC	$6,874.93	No

Government funding in previous versions

List of Government Funding
End date of the last completed financial year	Government Institution	Funding Received in Last Financial Year	Funding Expected in Current Financial Year
2023-03-31	North Island College - Tourism	$125.00	No
2023-03-31	Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia	$478,235.00	No
2023-03-31	Ryerson University	$247,500.00	Yes
2023-03-31	Saint Mary's University	$20,000.00	No
2023-03-31	Simon Fraser University - Vancity Office of Community Engagement	$2,500.00	No
2023-03-31	The Council of the Federation Secretariat	$5,000.00	Yes
2023-03-31	University of Toronto	$300.00	Yes
2023-03-31	University of Victoria	$100.00	No
2022-03-31	Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)	$20,671.00	Yes
2022-03-31	BC Arts Council	No	Yes
2022-03-31	BC Hydro	$27,676.00	Yes
2022-03-31	BC Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General	$28,422.00	No
2022-03-31	BC Ministry of Social Development & Poverty Reduction	$54,933.00	No
2022-03-31	BC Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture	$5,000.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Bowen Island Municipality	$976.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Canada Council for the Arts	$51,078.00	No
2022-03-31	Canadian Heritage (PCH)	$161,120.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)	$350,000.00	Yes
2022-03-31	City of Toronto	$186,606.00	Yes
2022-03-31	City of Vancouver	$147,000.00	Yes
2022-03-31	City of Victoria	$3,750.00	No
2022-03-31	City of Yellowknife	$7,500.00	No
2022-03-31	Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)	$246,098.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	$490,534.00	Yes
2022-03-31	First Nations Health Authority	$97,000.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)	$290,792.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)	$451,074.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)	$540,728.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)	$896,309.00	No
2022-03-31	Inuvik Community Corporation	$16,023.00	No
2022-03-31	Metro Vancouver	$1,000.00	Yes
2022-03-31	NS Department of Environment and Climate Change	No	Yes
2022-03-31	NWT Arts Council	$11,000.00	No
2022-03-31	NWT Department of Education, Culture, and Employment	$34,091.00	No
2022-03-31	NWT Department of Executive and Indigenous Services	$5,000.00	No
2022-03-31	NWT Department of Health and Social Services	$104,920.00	Yes
2022-03-31	NWT Department of Municipal and Community Affairs	$59,000.00	Yes
2022-03-31	National Research Council (NRC)	$5,000.00	No
2022-03-31	ON Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs	$2,050.00	No
2022-03-31	ON Ministry of Education	$49,741.00	No
2022-03-31	ON Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development	$501,611.00	Yes
2022-03-31	ON Ministry of Seniors and Accessibility	$24,978.00	No
2022-03-31	Ontario Trillium Foundation	$316,700.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia	$789,668.00	Yes
2022-03-31	Squamish-Lillooet Regional District	$2,116.00	No
2022-03-31	Village of Lions Bay	$964.00	No
2022-03-31	WorkBC	$6,394.00	Yes

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12-Month Lobbying Summary - In-house Organization

MakeWay Charitable Society / Joanna Kerr, CEO & President

Who is lobbying?

MakeWay Charitable Society (Address, activities & membership)

Received government funding or funding expected in current financial year

What is being lobbied?

Subject Matters

Subject Matter Details

Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution

Policies or Program

Regulation

Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit

Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit, Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Policies or Program, Regulation

Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit, Policies or Program

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Policies or Program, Regulation

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Regulation

Policies or Program

Regulation

Who is being lobbied?

Government Institutions

Communication techniques

Who are the lobbyists?

What oral and arranged communications have taken place?