New Covid-19 Resources for PAAC Professionals
Read More HereThe Public Affairs Association of Canada (PAAC) is a national, not-for-profit organization founded in 1984. Our principle objective is to help public affairs professionals succeed in their work by providing them with forums for professional development, the exchange of new ideas and networking.
The days are long, the stakes are high, and the demands are never-ending. Does the mental health of the people running our governments need more attention?
On Thursday, June 24th, join PAAC Ontario to hear a diverse panel dig deep into the Ford Government’s Bill 254 and the implications for Public Affairs professionals and their organization’s activities.
The days are long, the stakes are high, and the demands are never-ending. Does the mental health of the people running our governments need more attention?
Learn moreOn Thursday, June 24th, join PAAC Ontario to hear a diverse panel dig deep into the Ford Government’s Bill 254 and the implications for Public Affairs professionals and their organization’s activities.
Learn moreCommunicators have had a year of dealing with the uncertainties and rapid-fire developments brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. The experience has been a crash-course in crisis preparation and management. How can we use what we've learned to create better communications strategies moving forward?
Read MoreIn this op-ed, past PAAC President John Capobianco, with support from PAAC Ontario, addresses municipal lobbying registries and acknowledges the value of lobbying as an important part of public policy.
Read MorePAAC Ontario Letter to Commissioner Wake - Interpretation Bulletin September 10, 2020
Read MoreA membership with PAAC is a small investment that can yield large benefits for your professional future.
CLICK TO JOIN PAACPIPA showcases highly accomplished, current PAAC members and highlights their role within the larger industry community. By emphasizing shared experiences and best practices, the PIPA stories help practitioners benefit from the knowledge of peers while fostering new connections.
See all the PostsPaul Yeung is a Global Fellow of the Woodrow Wilson Centre’s CanadaInstitute, and the Manager of Industry & Stakeholder Relations at OMVIC.
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