A New Team Positioned to Solve Crucial Challenges for the Difficult Third Mandate At virtually every point in the life of a government, Cabinet making remains a difficult craft. Those tasked with the job have to take, from the crooked timber of personalities and perspectives within the caucus, the best and, if we’re all lucky, … Read more

How a values-driven process can help you respond more effectively to the demand that businesses take a stand on social issues We Canadians like to think of ourselves as immune to the attitudes and challenges we see playing out in the U.S. But if we’re being honest – and there is ample research out there … Read more

It has been suggested that Canada’s 2021 federal election did not change much, voters have sent Members of Parliament back to Ottawa with another minority and a message to get to work. They have decided on similar levels of support for the traditional mainstay parties, similar levels of seats, and of course a continued minority … Read more

Hill+Knowlton Strategies (H+K) is pleased to announce the addition of Matthew Gibson as Senior Vice President and National Energy + Industrials Sector lead. In this role, he will support significant national files and a bi-coastal integrated team of public relations and public affairs consultants. Matthew will replace the previous Sector Lead Will Stewart, who has continued to serve in an … Read more

On the morning of October 4th, 2021, the Ontario government opened the second session of the 42nd Parliament with a new Speech from the Throne. Today’s speech, expected to be the Ford Government’s last before next year’s provincial election, sets the stage with priorities that the government will be looking to further as their first … Read more

Canada’s health sector faces a once-in-a-century challenge. Over a year and a half since COVID-19 reshaped our lives, the crisis continues to evolve. The pandemic’s impacts will be felt for years, perhaps decades, to come. And yet the 44th federal election produced a result that looked very much like the 43rd. The numbers obscure enormous … Read more

Last week, Canadians went to the polls and elected Canada’s 44th Parliament which, after a tightly contested thirty-six-day election, looks a lot like Canada’s 43rd Parliament. The message from voters is clear: no party deserved to be rewarded with any more power than they had six weeks ago. Business leaders that were hoping the campaign … Read more