Lobbying registry, British Columbia
British Columbia Hotel Association
Since November 2025, 30 lobbying communication reports name British Columbia Hotel Association, the most recent dated August 31, 2026. The institutions named most often: Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport (14), Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly (8) and Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills (8).
- Reports in the last 24 months
- 38
- Reports in the last three months
- 7
- Institutions contacted
- 10
What it lobbies on
The subjects named most often in its communication reports.
- Tourism38
- Arts and Culture27
- Employment and Training25
- Labour/Labour Relations25
- Municipal Affairs21
- Emergency Preparedness20
- Finances and Budgets16
- Taxation and Finance16
- Economic Development and Trade15
- Housing9
Policy areas
Its registry subjects, grouped by policy area. Each area lists the bills tagged to it.
Who it met
Designated public office holders named in its reports, with their title from our list of officials or from the report.30 of 39 shown
Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and SportBritish Columbia
Carling Helander
EDPost-Secondary Education and Future Skills
MLABritish Columbia
The PremierBritish Columbia
Minister of Housing and Municipal AffairsBritish Columbia
Jesse Sunner
MinisterPost-Secondary Education and Future Skills
Minister of HealthBritish Columbia
Nick Grant
Assistant Deputy MinisterTourism, Arts, Culture and Sport
Minister of Emergency Management and Climate ReadinessBritish Columbia
Minister of Jobs and Economic GrowthBritish Columbia
Minister of Post-Secondary Education and Future SkillsBritish Columbia
MLABritish Columbia
Minister of Indigenous Relations and ReconciliationBritish Columbia
Brian Vatne
DirectorPost-Secondary Education and Future Skills
Ellora Sundhu
Chief of StaffTourism, Arts, Culture and Sport
Minister of LabourBritish Columbia
Minister of FinanceBritish Columbia
Alyssa MacLellan
Ministerial Advisor to the MinisterTourism, Arts, Culture and Sport
Maseeh Dlir
Executive Assistant to the MinisterPost-Secondary Education and Future Skills
Trevor Hughes
Deputy MinisterPost-Secondary Education and Future Skills
Eric Peters
Chief of StaffPost-Secondary Education and Future Skills
Minister of State for Community Safety and Integrated ServicesBritish Columbia
Amber Mattock
Executive Project Director, Tourism RenewalTourism, Arts, Culture and Sport
Cheryl Oates
Chief of StaffOffice of the Premier
Edena Brown
Ministerial AdvisorFinance
Meghan Sali
Director of PolicyOffice of the Premier
Scott Harris
Chief of StaffJobs and Economic Growth
Shruti Joshi
Director of OutreachOffice of the Premier
Jeremy Hewitt
Assistant Deputy MinisterFinance
Jordan Goss
Assistant Deputy MinisterFinance
9 more officials are not listed here.
Recent communication reports
Each report is filed with the registry. It records a contact, not a position.
By Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Economic Development and Trade; Emergency Preparedness; Employment and Training
With Jobs and Economic Growth
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Economic Development and Trade; Emergency Preparedness; Employment and Training
With Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Housing; Tourism
With Housing and Municipal Affairs
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Colleges & Universities; Economic Development and Trade; Education
With Labour
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Colleges & Universities; Education; Employment and Training
With Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Colleges & Universities; Economic Development and Trade; Education
With Finance
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Employment and Training; Labour/Labour Relations; Municipal Affairs
With Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Economic Development and Trade; Emergency Preparedness; Employment and Training
With Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills, Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport
View in the registryBy Amanda van Baarsen
On Municipal Affairs; Tourism
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly, Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills, Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Employment and Training; Labour/Labour Relations; Tourism
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Amanda van Baarsen
On Municipal Affairs; Tourism
With Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Economic Development and Trade; Emergency Preparedness; Employment and Training
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Arts and Culture; Economic Development and Trade; Emergency Preparedness; Employment and Training
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Steve Greenaway
On Advanced Education; Arts and Culture; Colleges & Universities; Economic Development and Trade
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Paul Hawes
On Housing; Tourism
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registry
Registered lobbyists
Registrations that name this organization as the client.
- View in the registry
Paul Hawes
in-house5 registrations
- View in the registry
Pegah Taj
Counsel Public Affairs Inc.Consultant lobbyist
- View in the registry
Amanda van Baarsen
Counsel Public Affairs Inc.Consultant lobbyist2 registrations
- View in the registry
Steve Greenaway
Counsel Public Affairs Inc.Consultant lobbyist
About this data
These are contacts reported to the lobbying registries. They do not measure influence or results, or show a position on any bill. Registries for this organization: British Columbia.
Registry data as of October 19, 2026.
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