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Your Right.
Your Voice.
Parliament passes laws that shape your rent, your healthcare, your taxes, and your future. Every Canadian has the right to know what's happening — and the power to do something about it.
Canadians deserve to know how their government is working for them.
Every year, Parliament passes hundreds of bills that affect your rent, your healthcare, your retirement, your children's education, and the environment you live in. Most Canadians never read a single one. Not because they don't care — but because the information has never been made genuinely accessible.
CanadianPolicy.com exists to change that. We are a free, non-partisan civic intelligence platform built for every Canadian — regardless of where you live, what language you speak, or which party you support.
Your MP is not just a vote in the House of Commons. They are your elected representative, required to hear from you. A well-written, evidence-backed letter from a constituent carries real weight.
Parliamentary committees accept submissions from ordinary citizens. An e-petition with 500 signatures forces an official government response within 45 days. These tools belong to you.
We bridge Canadian business leadership and public policy, so the people who build the economy help write its rules.
Canada's business leaders feel the effects of public policy first. They hire under its labour rules, raise capital under its securities law, move goods across its borders and build under its approvals. Yet the evidence they hold rarely reaches Parliament in a form that lawmakers can use.
We convene executives, directors and founders in structured roundtables, turn their experience into briefs that cite official sources, and deliver those briefs to MPs, parliamentary committees and ministries. Every brief names its authors' interests and stays free for all Canadians to read.
Non-partisan
No party, caucus or government department sponsors our briefs.
Disclosed and sourced
Every brief names its author's interests and cites official or peer-reviewed sources.
Free to read
Every published brief is open to all Canadians, with no advertising.
A Canada where policy is shaped with the practical knowledge of the people who build the economy, and where every Canadian can see the evidence behind the decisions that affect them.
We see a policy process that draws on the full range of Canadian leadership, across every sector and every region. We see women executives at every roundtable, setting the agenda on capital, boards and procurement alongside their peers. And we see a public that holds the evidence in its own hands.
- Forum briefs inform committee studies and ministry decisions.
- Women executives hold a seat in every focus area.
- Executives from every province and territory take part.
- Every Canadian can find, read and check the evidence behind a recommendation, for free.
Policy co-creation, built for Canada
Convene
Executives join a working group for one focus area and meet online, so members from every region can take part. Each group settles one policy question before any drafting begins.
Co-create
Members draft briefs with their peers. Each claim is checked against official sources.
Deliver
Briefs go to MPs, parliamentary committees and ministries, and are published for all to read.
Twelve areas where executive experience counts
Economy and Productivity
Growth, investment and the conditions that let Canadian companies scale.
Capital and Markets
Public markets, private capital, banking, pensions and insurance.
Energy and Resources
Oil and gas, electricity, critical minerals, mining and forestry.
Technology and AI
Digital infrastructure, AI adoption, data and cybersecurity.
Housing and Construction
Supply, financing, approvals and the building workforce.
Health and Life Sciences
Care delivery, the health workforce, pharmaceuticals and health data.
Trade and Transport
Exports, ports, rail, borders and trade between provinces.
Labour and Immigration
Skills, participation, immigration levels and credential recognition.
Climate and Sustainability
Emissions, climate disclosure, carbon markets and adaptation.
Regulation and Governance
Corporate law, competition policy, regulator performance and boards.
Indigenous Partnerships
Equity participation, procurement and resource partnerships.
Agriculture and Food
Farms, food processing, supply chains and rural infrastructure.
Women Executives Council
A standing council for women who lead public companies and large private companies, across every sector and region.
- A seat in every focus area, reviewing and co-authoring briefs in the sectors members lead.
- Council briefs published under the Council's name after peer sign-off.
- A standing agenda on access to capital, board and executive pipelines, procurement and workforce participation.
Request a seat
Open to women in senior executive roles or on boards at public and large private companies. Email your name, title, company, sector and the focus areas you want to join.
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