Bombardier reported 11 communications with federal officials in September, including Prime Minister's Office staff, and 78 meetings with the federal government over the past year.
Bombardier ($BBD.B) met Prime Minister's Office staff 3 times in September, 11 meetings with the federal government in all, per the lobbying registry. BBD-B is up 3.4% over the past month and up 64.9% over the past year.This post is also on Threads
What the filings show
Bombardier (TSX: BBD-B) reported 11 communications with federal officials in September and 78 meetings with the federal government over the past 12 months, according to the federal lobbying registry.
Who Bombardier met
At the Prime Minister's Office, the company met Senior Policy Advisor Miled Hill on September 7 and 8 and Senior Advisor Mary-Rose Brown on September 1, both of whom are office staff rather than the Prime Minister. At the Privy Council Office, it met Director of Policy Miro Froehlich on September 7 and 8.
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada officials included Deputy Minister Philip Jennings, Associate Assistant Deputy Minister Kendal Hembroff and Director General Katie Durling on September 2, and Director of Defence Industrial Strategy Brian Botting on September 7. At Public Services and Procurement Canada, the company met Chief Executive Officer Doug Guzman, Assistant Deputy Minister Vincent Robitaille and A/Director General, Air Sebastian Prevost on September 2. At Transport Canada, it met Chief of Staff Sarah Jackson and Director of Communications Philippe-Alexandre Langlois on September 7.
On September 17, the company met National Defence officials Associate Deputy Minister Natasha Kim, Counsellor Rebecca Hall and Major Thys Hoedeman, Deputy Canadian Defence Attaché to Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia, along with Hanna Wajda, Counsellor (Political and Trade) at Global Affairs Canada.
What the meetings covered
The reports listed internal trade and industry as the subjects of 11 communications each, international relations in 7 and international trade in 4.
Bombardier across the public record
Two Members of Parliament hold BBD-B shares, 1 Conservative and 1 Liberal, according to disclosures filed with the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner. Two provincial legislators also hold the stock, 1 BC Green in British Columbia and 1 Progressive Conservative in Ontario.
Federal proactive disclosure records show 3 contracts awarded to the company over the past 12 months, worth a total of $710.1 million, the most recent on June 10, 2026.
Share price context
Bombardier's Class B shares last traded at $321.27 on October 20, 2026.
