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Ideas, guides and updates on grassroots advocacy, government relations and policy campaigning in Canada.

Deep AI Research: One Question Across the Public Record
Government evidence is scattered across bills, debates, committees, regulations and more. PoliPost turns one plain-language question into a source-led briefing you can verify.

Legislative Monitoring for Associations: Stop Finding Out Too Late
Most associations learn a bill affects their members only after it passes. Here is how to catch the ones that matter, federally and in every province, while you can still influence them.

AI in Advocacy: Balancing Innovation with Ethical Responsibility
A recent AI-generated advocacy video has reignited the debate over ethics in political communication. Discover how public affairs teams can harness AI's speed and cost-efficiency without sacrificing trust, and why the tools you use matter.

Trade Turmoil and Lobbying Reform: What Public Affairs Teams Need to Watch
From CUSMA renewal to steel tariff relief and a parliamentary review of the Lobbying Act, Canadian public affairs teams face a busy summer. Here's what to monitor and how to stay ahead.

Committee Monitoring Software for When the Transcript Takes Weeks
The official transcript of a House committee meeting can land days, sometimes weeks, after the room empties. Until then you either watch hours of video or fly blind. Here's how committee monitoring software closes that gap.

Legislative Monitoring Software for Canadian Government Relations
Government relations teams burn hours every week refreshing Parliament, provincial legislatures, the Canada Gazette and committee pages. Here's how unified legislative monitoring software turns that scramble into one AI-summarized feed.

Digital Advocacy Software That Gets Your Supporters Heard
Identical copy-paste campaign emails are easy to send, and easy for a legislator's office to ignore. Here's how AI-personalized digital advocacy software helps every message land like it came from a real constituent, because it did.
