Registry of Lobbyists
Version 3 of 19 (2007-10-22 to 2008-06-09) was submitted prior to the Lobbying Act coming into force on July 2, 2008. Due to different information requirements at that time, the registration is presented in the following format.
| Organization: |
Fitness Industry Council of Canada
13543 St. Albert Trail Edmonton, AB T5L 5E7 Canada |
| Telephone number: | 780-953-4273 |
| Fax number: | 780-420-1492 |
| Responsible officer name and position during the period of this registration: | David Hardy, President |
| Description of the organization's activities: | To promote the Canadian fitness industry in pursuit of a more active and healthy country. |
| Organization's membership or classes of membership: | 2,000 fitness facilities with over 2 million members nationwide. |
| Was the organization funded in whole or in part by any domestic or foreign government institution in the last completed financial year? | No |
| Name: | Megan Dart |
| Position title: | Communications Coordinator |
| Public offices held: | No |
| Name: | Brian Gilbank |
| Position title: | Research Coordinator |
| Public offices held: | No |
| Federal departments or organizations which have been or will be communicated with during the course of the undertaking: | Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), Finance Canada (FIN), Health Canada (HC), Members of the House of Commons, National Research Council (NRC), Prime Minister's Office (PMO) | ||||
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Communication techniques that have been used or are expected to be used in the course of the undertaking:
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Grass-roots communication, Informal communications, Meetings, Presentations, Telephone calls, Written communications, whether in hard copy or electronic format | ||||
| Subject Matter: Areas of Concern: | Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Health, Small Business, Taxation and Finance, Telecommunications | ||||
| Subject Matter: Retrospective: | Promotion of provincial Children's Fitness Tax Credits and an Adult Fitness Tax Credit to encourage more Canadians to become more active more often. Participation in consumer protection legislation hearings and/or financial hearings affecting the fitness industry. | ||||
| Subject Matter: Prospective: | Continued promotion of provincial Children's Fitness Tax Credits and an Adult Fitness Tax Credit to encourage more Canadians to become more active more often. Participation in consumer protection legislation hearings and/or financial hearings affecting the fitness industry. | ||||
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