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Steven MacKinnonMinister of Transport

Since November 2024, organizations have reported 182 lobbying contacts with Steven MacKinnon, most often by AltaGas Ltd. (6) and Hitachi Rail GTS Canada Inc. (5). The most recent is dated October 1, 2026.

Organizations in contact

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In brief

This is the role we last recorded, and roles change after elections and cabinet shuffles, so check the official source.

Party
Liberal
Riding
Gatineau
Jurisdiction
Parliament of Canada

Sponsored bills

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Remarks in the chamber

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  1. Government Priorities

    Mr. Speaker, Canada, including Quebec, is determined to become a superpower in conventional and renewable energy. That is why I urge the Bloc Québécois to vote in favour of Bill C‑39 to accelerate renewable energy proje…

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  2. Government Priorities

    Mr. Speaker, beyond thinking big, as my colleague so aptly put it, and beyond the next James Bay project, which is at Churchill Falls and Gull Island, beyond all that, there is the high-speed rail project. It will connec…

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  3. Climate Change

    Mr. Speaker, I am baffled, because the member will literally be able to look out his window in Repentigny and have a view of one of the best possible ways of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. I am talking about the Alto…

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  4. Finance

    Mr. Speaker, I know we will get to many questions today, but I do want to extend the greetings and the congratulations of the entire House. It does not happen every day that Canada welcomes a brand new Nobel laureate, th…

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  5. Finance

    Mr. Speaker, I know we will get to these matters further in question period today, but I do want to join with, I am sure, all of my colleagues around the House in congratulating Anne— Some hon. members: Oh, oh!

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  6. Business of the House

    Mr. Speaker, first of all, we certainly want to acknowledge the very high ratings for this part of the week with the Thursday question. I also want to celebrate the fact that, while every week is a good week to help Can…

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  7. Justice

    Mr. Speaker, I can tell the member that we were in power this spring when we passed six pieces of criminal justice legislation on things such as hate, bail and safe spaces. Where was the member? Every time the roll was c…

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  8. The Environment

    Mr. Speaker, making decisions faster does not mean we are lowering our standards. I am a little perplexed by the Bloc Québécois's line of questioning. We are here in this democratic chamber debating a government bill des…

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  9. Public Services and Procurement

    Mr. Speaker, my colleagues have given a number of examples of how we are supporting Canadian jobs, Canadian materials and Canadians throughout our procurement process. If the Conservatives want to support perhaps the mos…

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  10. Labour

    Mr. Speaker, honestly, they just keep throwing spaghetti at the wall. What we are doing is setting limits and guidelines for the use of section 107. The Government of Canada does not want to meddle in collective bargaini…

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