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Check it OutThe 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.
Connecting with the provincial government is complicated. Understanding how policy decisions are made is critical. Join us for a conversation about policy priorities and engaging effectively with the Government of Alberta in 2020.
On February 10, join Dennis Matthews, Enterprise Vice President, Marketing and Communications, for our first Tools and Tactics event of 2020.
Ontario Legislature, MPPs, public affairs professionals, fascinating conversations, food and drink! That’s right, the annual Queen’s Park Reception is almost here!
Connecting with the provincial government is complicated. Understanding how policy decisions are made is critical. Join us for a conversation about policy priorities and engaging effectively with the Government of Alberta in 2020.
Learn moreOn February 10, join Dennis Matthews, Enterprise Vice President, Marketing and Communications, for our first Tools and Tactics event of 2020.
Learn moreOntario Legislature, MPPs, public affairs professionals, fascinating conversations, food and drink! That’s right, the annual Queen’s Park Reception is almost here!
Learn moreA membership with PAAC is a small investment that can yield large benefits for your professional future.
CLICK TO JOIN PAACCanada’s emerging leadership in tech will be best fortified with policies that enable companies to be innovative and competitive on the global stage, while effectively protecting the privacy of Canadians.
Read MoreJob One for the New Government: Finding Canada’s Place in an Unfamiliar World
Read MoreOn Wednesday February 10, 2016, PAAC President John Capobianco and Advocacy Committee Chair Steve Andrews will be presenting PAAC’s submission to the City of Toronto in respect of proposed changes to the City’s lobbying By-Law.
Read MoreGovernment Relations Institute of Canada Press Release, May 14, 2012
Read MorePaul 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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