Lobbying filings show Bombardier met Prime Minister's Office staff, Finance Canada officials and the deputy minister of National Defence in August, across six reported meetings.
🏛️ LOBBYING Bombardier ($BBD.B) met Prime Minister's Office staff once in August, per the lobbying registry. In all, 6 meetings with the federal government in August (74 in the past 12 months), on internal trade, industry and international relations.This post is also on Threads
What the filings show
Bombardier (TSX: BBD-B) reported six meetings with the federal government in August, according to monthly communication reports filed with the federal lobbying registry.
The company has reported 74 meetings with the federal government in the past 12 months.
Who Bombardier met
The August reports list Miled Hill, a senior policy advisor in the Prime Minister's Office, on Aug. 20, and Miro Froehlich, director of policy at the Privy Council Office, on Aug. 20 and Aug. 24.
Also listed are Brian Botting, director of defence industrial strategy at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, on Aug. 21; Patrick Halley, an assistant deputy minister at Finance Canada, and Laura Bourns, a director at Finance Canada, both on Aug. 25; and Christiane Fox, deputy minister of National Defence, on Aug. 28.
What the meetings covered
The reports list internal trade and industry as subjects in six meetings each, international relations in five and international trade in two.
Bombardier across the public record
Two Members of Parliament hold Bombardier shares, one Conservative and one Liberal, according to disclosures filed with the federal ethics commissioner. Two provincial legislators also hold the stock, one BC Green in British Columbia and one Progressive Conservative in Ontario.
Bombardier received three federal contracts worth $710.1 million in total over the past 12 months, according to federal proactive disclosure records, the most recent dated June 10, 2026.
Share price context
Bombardier closed at $308.96 on Oct. 2.
