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Dominic LeBlancMinister of Internal Trade

Since November 2024, organizations have reported 170 lobbying contacts with Dominic LeBlanc, most often by BC Lumber Trade Council (7) and ArcelorMittal Dofasco G.P. (6). The most recent is dated August 22, 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.

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
Beauséjour

Sponsored bills

Bills that name this official as sponsor, matched on the exact name only.

Remarks in the chamber

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  1. The Environment

    Mr. Speaker, with all due respect to our colleague, just because she repeats overblown remarks or says things that might make a good clip for tonight's TVA news does not mean they are true. As she is well aware, and as…

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  2. Government Priorities

    Mr. Speaker, it is quite the opposite. We are working with Quebeckers. We are working with businesses and workers' representatives in Quebec to build a stronger economy, protect their jobs from the unjustified American t…

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  3. Government Priorities

    Mr. Speaker, we know that the Bloc Québécois leader likes to exaggerate, but he is really outdoing himself today. He knows full well that the government was elected by Canadians, including many members from Quebec, speci…

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  4. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, I thank our colleague from Sudbury for her question. Yesterday, we introduced a bill to build Canada strong, the most ambitious reform in a generation, to strengthen and accelerate our capacity to get proje…

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  5. International Trade

    Mr. Speaker, perhaps what our colleague fails to realize is that countertariffs are also essential to protect Canadian workers and Canadian businesses that are facing, from the United States, tariffs that are unjustified…

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  6. Le commerce international

    Monsieur le Président, ce que notre collègue ne comprend peut-être pas, c'est que les contre-mesures tarifaires sont également essentielles pour protéger les travailleurs canadiens et les entreprises canadiennes qui doiv…

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  7. International Trade

    Mr. Speaker, our government spent many weeks this summer pursuing in good faith an agreement with the United States that would have strengthened the Canadian economy and ensured Canadian sovereignty on issues as importan…

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  8. International Trade

    Mr. Speaker, on the contrary, we worked with businesses in Quebec. We were constantly working with union representatives from Quebec, with the Government of Quebec. We worked with business people from across the country…

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  9. International Trade

    Mr. Speaker, on the contrary, we are deeply involved at every level with Canadian companies, with representatives of Canadian workers, and with our colleagues in the provinces and territories. We hold regular, weekly con…

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  10. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, every parliamentarian can help the government and Canadians support industries and workers and come together to counter the tariffs imposed by the U.S. government. We are always looking for positive contribu…

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Lobbying meetings

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