Official, Parliament of Canada, Federal
Mel ArnoldMP
Since November 2024, organizations have reported 48 lobbying contacts with Mel Arnold, most often by Pacific Salmon Foundation (3) and BC Dairy Association (3). The most recent is dated October 1, 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.
- Pacific Salmon Foundation
3 reports, most recent May 26, 2026
- BC Dairy Association
3 reports, most recent February 3, 2026
- Intuit Canada
2 reports, most recent May 5, 2026
- Fisheries Council of Canada
2 reports, most recent October 1, 2025
- BC Seafood Alliance
1 report, most recent October 1, 2026
- Invasive Species Centre
1 report, most recent August 27, 2026
- Canadian Wildlife Federation
1 report, most recent June 9, 2026
- BC Salmon Purse Seine Association
1 report, most recent June 2, 2026
- Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association Inc.
1 report, most recent June 2, 2026
- Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick
1 report, most recent June 2, 2026
In brief
This is the role we last recorded, and roles change after elections and cabinet shuffles, so check the official source.
- Party
- Conservative
- Riding
- Kamloops—Shuswap—Central Rockies
- Jurisdiction
- Parliament of Canada
Sponsored bills
Bills that name this official as sponsor, matched on the exact name only.
- C-221An Act to amend the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (disclosure of information to victims)
Status: Report stage in the House of Commons
Remarks in the chamber
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Travaux des subsides — Motion de l'opposition — La crise de l'abordabilité
Madame la Présidente, le secrétaire parlementaire nous fournit tellement de carburant pour lui poser des questions que je vais manquer de temps même en étant succinct dans mes explications. Il a parlé des mesures d'abor…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Routine Proceedings
Madam Speaker, I rise today to present a petition. Lawful firearms owners in Canada continue to be under attack by the Liberal government. At the same time, the Liberal government lets criminals and gangs run free in our…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Affaires courantes
Madame la Présidente, je prends la parole aujourd'hui pour présenter une pétition. Le gouvernement libéral continue de s'en prendre aux propriétaires légitimes d'armes à feu au Canada, tout en laissant les criminels et l…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Business of Supply — Opposition Motion—Affordability Crisis
Madam Speaker, the parliamentary secretary provides us so much fuel for questions for him that I am going to run out of time even explaining some of them in point form. He talked about affordability measures, which we o…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Salmon Run
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to salute the sockeye that return every fall to the world-famous Adams River, known as the richest 300 acres in the world. This return is the final chapter for thousands of sockeye that hatched…
House of CommonsOfficial text
La montaison du saumon
Monsieur le Président, je prends la parole aujourd'hui pour célébrer la remontée du saumon rouge qui se produit chaque automne dans la célèbre rivière Adams, reconnue comme les 300 acres les plus riches du monde. Cette m…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Bill C-221
Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you, Ms. Freeman and Dr. Carrie, for all of your work and support, not just today but over the years, in advocating for the rights of victims of crime. Mr. Chair, Canadians look to us, their…
Public Safety and National SecurityOfficial text
Bill C-221
That's all the bill is—10 words—so that an explanation is provided to the victims. As you said, the criminals get all kinds of opportunities and all kinds of information. It's not just Ms. Freeman, who's here today. Tens…
Public Safety and National SecurityOfficial text
Bill C-221
This is a very short bill—10 words—and it is simply asking that an explanation be provided to the victims. We can confer with Ms. Freeman, but I believe the big question for victims is often, “Why?” The question leaves…
Public Safety and National SecurityOfficial text
Bill C-221
I can't answer that. It was a government decision to include section 205 in Bill C-16. Other parts of Bill C-16 have been enacted, but for some reason, the portions of Bill C-221 were specifically set aside to be brought…
Public Safety and National SecurityOfficial text
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.
- BC Seafood Alliance
Fisheries
- Invasive Species Centre
Agriculture
- Canadian Wildlife Federation
Fisheries
- Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association Inc.
Infrastructure
- BC Salmon Purse Seine Association
Fisheries
- Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick
Aboriginal Affairs
- Watershed Watch Salmon Society
Animal Welfare
- David Suzuki Foundation
Budget
- Pacific Salmon Foundation
Fisheries
- Canadian Centre for Child Protection Inc.
Health
- Intuit Canada
Consumer Issues
- Intuit Canada
Consumer Issues
- Oceana Canada
Fisheries
- Association of Interior Realtors
Housing
- Unifor
Economic Development
- Kal Tire Ltd.
Budget
- Tesla Motors Canada ULC
Climate
- Pacific Salmon Foundation
Budget
- Electric Mobility Canada
Economic Development
- Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)
Budget
- Canadian Union of Public Employees
Budget
- Canadian Union of Public Employees British Columbia (CUPE BC)
Budget
- BC Dairy Association
Agriculture
- BC Dairy Association
Agriculture
- BC Dairy Association
Agriculture
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