Lobbying registry, British Columbia
Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division
Since November 2025, 11 lobbying communication reports name Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division, the most recent dated July 23, 2026. The institutions named most often: Health (5), Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly (5) and Office of the Premier (5).
- Reports in the last 24 months
- 12
- Institutions contacted
- 4
What it lobbies on
The subjects named most often in its communication reports.
- Mental Health and Addictions12
- Health9
- Justice and Law Enforcement9
- Housing6
- Children and Families3
- Employment and Training3
- Labour/Labour Relations3
- Poverty3
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.
Josie Osbourne
Minister of HealthHealth
Kelly Newhook
Chief of StaffHealth
The PremierBritish Columbia
Jessica Smith
Executive DirectorOffice of the Premier
Hasham Kamran
Senior Advisor to the Minister HealthHealth
Darryl Sturtevant
Assistant Deputy MinisterHealth
Andrew Cuddy
Director of PolicyOffice of the Premier
Cheryl Oates
Chief of StaffOffice of the Premier
Minister of Housing and Municipal AffairsBritish Columbia
Meghan Sali
Principal SecretaryOffice of the Premier
Meghan Will
ADMHousing and Municipal Affairs
MLABritish Columbia
MLABritish Columbia
Katie Reid
Chief of StaffMember(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
MLABritish Columbia
Rose Williams
Policy AdvisorMember(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
Tricia Poilievre
Executive DirectorHealth
Recent communication reports
Each report is filed with the registry. It records a contact, not a position.
By Jonathan Morris
On Health; Justice and Law Enforcement; Mental Health and Addictions
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Health; Justice and Law Enforcement; Mental Health and Addictions
With Office of the Premier
View in the registryBy Leah Holoiday
On Health; Justice and Law Enforcement; Mental Health and Addictions
With Office of the Premier
View in the registryBy Leah Holoiday
On Housing; Mental Health and Addictions
With Office of the Premier
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Housing; Mental Health and Addictions
With Health, Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly, Office of the Premier
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Health; Housing; Justice and Law Enforcement; Mental Health and Addictions
With Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Health; Housing; Justice and Law Enforcement; Mental Health and Addictions
With Housing and Municipal Affairs
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Housing; Mental Health and Addictions
With Health, Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Children and Families; Employment and Training; Health; Housing
With Health, Member(s) of the BC Legislative Assembly
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Children and Families; Employment and Training; Health; Justice and Law Enforcement
With Health, Office of the Premier
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Children and Families; Employment and Training; Health; Justice and Law Enforcement
With Health
View in the registryBy Jonathan Morris
On Health; Justice and Law Enforcement; Mental Health and Addictions
With Health
View in the registry
Registered lobbyists
Registrations that name this organization as the client.
- View in the registry
Jonathan Morris
in-house2 registrations
- View in the registry
Leah Holoiday
GT & Company Executive AdvisorsConsultant 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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