Press Clipping, The Economist 01/10/2011

By GRIC | Published: October 1, 2011

Money and politics / Ask what your country can do for you. Much as some businesses whine about government intrusion, others do pretty well out of it. An index based on the amount of lobbying that American firms do has outperformed the broader market since its creation in 2008; data going back to 1998 show Read More »

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Welcome

By GRIC | Published: September 22, 2011

The Government Relations Institute of Canada was founded in 1994 by government relations and public affairs professionals in response to the growth and maturing of their industry.

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Rules and Tools

By GRIC | Published: September 19, 2011

A summarized overview of provincial requirements by jurisdiction is available to GRIC members. Below are links to the relevant regulatory bodies.

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Government Relations 101: Proven Strategies for Successful Government Relations

By GRIC | Published: September 19, 2011

This introductory session is designed to provide you with a good grasp of the basics, including the key types of lobbying, the governing legislative parameters, as well as the risks associated with poor access and communication strategies. If you are new to the area or just need a refresher, this seminar will provide you with Read More »

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Government Relations 201: Charities and Lobbying

By GRIC | Published: September 19, 2011

Canadian charities are increasingly engaging in the political process, and receive approximately 2/3 of their annual revenues of $180 billion from government. The unique experiences, insights, networks, connections and credibility of charities are often sought out by policy makers. This session will provide you with an overview of crucial recent developments that both expand and Read More »

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