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Counter Forced Labor Technologies

Counter Forced Labor Technologies appears in the public Canadian lobbying registries. Clarion compiles its recorded registry activity — what it lobbies on, the public office holders it has logged meetings with, and its registered lobbyists — each line citing the official record. Recorded activity only, never a position or an outcome.

Communication reports (24 mo)
8
Institutions contacted
7

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What they lobby on

Most-recorded subject matters across this organization's communication reports.

  • Employment and Training8
  • Foreign Affairs8
  • Government Procurement8
  • Industry8
  • International Trade8
  • Justice and Law Enforcement8
  • Labour8
  • National Security/Security8

Who they've met

Designated public office holders this organization has recorded meetings with. Roles shown only where the name matches our officials roster — otherwise the name as the registry recorded it.

  • Galen Richardson

    Director of Stakeholder RelationsPrivy Council Office (PCO)

  • Jessica Fullerton

    Senior Policy AdvisorFinance Canada (FIN)

  • Mackenzy Metcalfe

    Policy AdvisorFinance Canada (FIN)

  • Miro Froehlich

    Director of PolicyPrivy Council Office (PCO)

  • Mona Fortier

    MPCanada (Federal)

  • Sarah Manney

    Global Affairs AdvisorPrime Minister's Office (PMO)

  • Taras Zalusky

    Chief of StaffGlobal Affairs Canada (GAC)

  • Calum McPhee

    Parliamentary Affairs AdvisorPublic Safety Canada (PS)

  • Kara Thompson

    Regional Advisor, West and NorthPublic Safety Canada (PS)

  • Zachary Torok

    Policy AdviserPublic Safety Canada (PS)

  • Mathew Hall

    Senior Policy AdvisorPrime Minister's Office (PMO)

  • Wilder Walker-Stewart

    Director of PolicyPublic Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC)

Recent communications

Each report is filed by the organization with the registry. It records a contact, not a position.

  1. 2026-05-05By Ian Faris

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With Privy Council Office (PCO)

    Official record ↗

  2. 2026-05-05By Ian Faris

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With House of Commons

    Official record ↗

  3. 2026-05-05By Ian Faris

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With Global Affairs Canada (GAC)

    Official record ↗

  4. 2026-05-05By Ian Faris

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With Prime Minister's Office (PMO)

    Official record ↗

  5. 2026-05-05By Ian Faris

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With Finance Canada (FIN)

    Official record ↗

  6. 2025-11-12By Alik Angaladian

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With Public Safety Canada (PS)

    Official record ↗

  7. 2025-09-03By Alik Angaladian

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC)

    Official record ↗

  8. 2025-09-03By Alik Angaladian

    On Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Industry; International Trade

    With Prime Minister's Office (PMO)

    Official record ↗

Registered lobbyists

Active registrations naming this organization as the client.

Drawn from the public Canadian lobbying registries Clarion ingests. Recorded registry activity — meetings logged by the organization, not evidence of influence or outcome. We never imply a bill was lobbied or a position taken. Coverage for this organization: Canada (Federal).

Registry data as of 2026-08-13.

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