Official, Parliament of Canada, Federal
Ruby SahotaSecretary of State (Combatting Crime)
Since November 2024, organizations have reported 83 lobbying contacts with Ruby Sahota, most often by Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (6) and National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) (4). The most recent is dated August 13, 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.
- Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
6 reports, most recent October 22, 2025
- National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM)
4 reports, most recent July 10, 2026
- TELUS Corporation
4 reports, most recent March 4, 2026
- Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
3 reports, most recent August 13, 2026
- B'nai Brith National Organization of Canada
3 reports, most recent August 12, 2026
- The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs
3 reports, most recent May 6, 2026
- Canadian Bankers Association
2 reports, most recent May 27, 2026
- Toronto Metropolitan University
2 reports, most recent May 27, 2026
- National Police Federation
2 reports, most recent April 28, 2026
- Mentor Canada
2 reports, most recent April 22, 2026
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
- Brampton North—Caledon
- Jurisdiction
- Parliament of Canada
Remarks in the chamber
Short excerpts; open the official text to read the full remarks.
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, this is a platform promise that our newly elected government made last May. This bill was introduced on September 19, and it has gone through all the democratic channels through this legislative process. I b…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, this bill has had an unprecedented number of hours of debate, whether in the House or at committee. Like I said previously, it was tabled in the House September 19. Let me be clear, because there is a lot o…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, this legislation has been considered in the House. It has been considered in the other place. Amendments have been made in both Houses of Parliament, and the bill has come back for genuine debate. I know th…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, through the committee process, a lot of good ideas came forward. In this bill, we have a clear definition of what hatred means. It was taken from Supreme Court precedents and those from other levels of court…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, I have had many conversations in which people state and read out Conservative talking points, exact emails that were sent out by the Conservative Party of Canada. I want to reassure Canadians today that the…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, there are a lot of reasons. Sometimes world events are a reason. Sometimes it is people's hatred because of the polarization that has happened online over the last little while. Canadians are more isolated t…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, we are acting. We are changing the Criminal Code of Canada. The offence of mischief that the member is talking about has very low penalties and is added at the sentencing portion of a crime. This is a stand-…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, this is exactly the misinformation that I have been speaking about tonight. That is not what the bill does. I would say that I think Canadians would mistrust the current Conservative Party of Canada right no…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, I mentioned that the bill has gone through all the steps of the legislative process. Through those steps, amendments have been made. Witnesses were able to come forward at committee. Members were able to giv…
House of CommonsOfficial text
Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion
Mr. Speaker, many community groups have been asking for the government to take action, as we have seen a rise in hate crimes against many people of different ethnic backgrounds, religions and races. This is important. Th…
House of CommonsOfficial 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.
- Canada Truck Operators Association
Industry
- Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
Small Business
- B'nai Brith National Organization of Canada
Arts and Culture
- The Home Depot Canada
National Security/Security
- National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM)
National Security/Security
- Organigram Global
Agriculture
- Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers
Agriculture
- B'nai Brith National Organization of Canada
Justice and Law Enforcement
- Amazon Web Services Canada, Inc.
Foreign Affairs
- Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
International Trade
- Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
Defence
- Canadian Bankers Association
Consumer Issues
- Toronto Metropolitan University
Economic Development
- BMO Financial Group
Financial Institutions
- Canadian Bankers Association
Consumer Issues
- Canadian Produce Marketing Association
Agriculture
- The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs
National Security/Security
- Breakthrough T1D
Health
- National Police Federation
Budget
- Mentor Canada
Arts and Culture
- Mentor Canada
Arts and Culture
- HRC Innovations Inc.
Agriculture
- Cohere
Budget
- Cohere Inc.
Budget
- Carpenters' Regional Council
Economic Development
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