Official, Parliament of Canada, Federal
Mark GerretsenMP
Since November 2024, organizations have reported 20 lobbying contacts with Mark Gerretsen, most often by Queen's University (5) and Canadian Cattle Association (2). The most recent is dated July 15, 2026.
Organizations in contact
Organizations whose lobbying reports since November 2024 name this official, most reports first. A report shows contact, not influence or a position.
- Queen's University
5 reports, most recent June 22, 2026
- Canadian Cattle Association
2 reports, most recent May 5, 2026
- Aluminum 3104
1 report, most recent July 15, 2026
- Collège Boréal d’arts appliqués et de technologie
1 report, most recent March 11, 2026
- Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
1 report, most recent December 1, 2025
- Canadian Labour Congress
1 report, most recent November 25, 2025
- Doornekamp Construction Ltd.
1 report, most recent September 24, 2025
- Canadian Chamber of Commerce
1 report, most recent September 22, 2025
- Canadian Coatings Association
1 report, most recent September 22, 2025
- TransAlta Corporation
1 report, most recent September 22, 2025
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
- Kingston and the Islands
- Jurisdiction
- Parliament of Canada
Remarks in the chamber
Short excerpts; open the official text to read the full remarks.
Business of Supply — Opposition Motion—Affordability Crisis
Mr. Speaker, I find it interesting that the member was talking about the government questioning what it can do and how it can support Canadians. In her own riding, over $11 million was sent out to 22,901 recipients for t…
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Business of Supply — Opposition Motion—Affordability Crisis
Mr. Speaker, I listened to the member's intervention, and the member spoke about children needing food, but I will reflect on the fact that she voted against the national school food program. I know that in Kingston, the…
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Points of Order — Oral Questions
Mr. Speaker, I would sincerely like to apologize to the member for interrupting him. I do know that from time to time many members of the House get excited when listening to others discuss stuff, and certainly I am not t…
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Recours au Règlement — Les questions orales
Monsieur le Président, j'aimerais sincèrement m'excuser auprès du député de l'avoir interrompu. Je sais que, de temps en temps, beaucoup de députés deviennent animés en écoutant les interventions des autres, et je ne sui…
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Canadian Fuel Affordability Act
Mr. Speaker, the member talked about the automotive sector in Canada being built on the concept of integration between Canada and the United States. I do not think there is anybody in the House who would disagree with th…
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Government Business No. 13—Proceedings on Bill C‑22
Mr. Speaker, I believe if you seek it, you will find consent among the parties to agree to switch the first two speaking spots between the Conservatives and the Liberals, with the understanding that all regular rules, in…
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Private Members' Business
Mr. Speaker, I recognize that the word is unparliamentary, and I hold myself to that standard. I retract that.
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Private Members' Business
Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. Moments ago, the member for Elgin—St. Thomas—London South issued a social media post that included the results of a vote that occurred earlier this afternoon in the House. He indi…
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Kingston's Town Crier
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize a Kingston icon and one of the most celebrated town criers in the world: our very own Chris Whyman. This year marks more than four decades since Chris first donned the regalia and s…
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Government Orders
Mr. Speaker, I believe if you seek it, you will find consent to apply the results from the last vote to this vote, with Liberal members voting yes.
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Lobbying meetings
Recorded meetings where this official is a designated public office holder. A meeting shows contact, not influence or a position on any file.
- Aluminum 3104
Economic Development
- Queen's University
Economic Development
- Canadian Cattle Association
Agriculture
- Canadian Cattle Association
Agriculture
- Queen's University
Infrastructure
- Queen's University
Immigration
- Collège Boréal d’arts appliqués et de technologie
Agriculture
- Queen's University
Education
- Queen's University
Education
- Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
Climate
- Canadian Labour Congress
Taxation and Finance
- Doornekamp Construction Ltd.
Economic Development
- Canadian Coatings Association
Environment
- Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Infrastructure
- TransAlta Corporation
Aboriginal Affairs
- Propulsion Quebec
Environment
- Canadian Charging Infrastructure Council
Energy
- Electric Mobility Canada
Environment
- Tourmaline Oil Corp.
Energy
- Aborginal Labour Force Development Circle
Aboriginal Affairs
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