Jesse Cnockaert is an Animator at The Hill Times. He covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, government and politics, and business and economics, with a focus on elections, public policy, and the local and regional economy. Jesse's work has been featured in The Hill Times.
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By: Jesse Cnockaert
'Even if these votes don't pass, the uncertainty that the sentiment exists could impact the appetite for companies to invest in Canada,' says pollster Nik Nanos
By: Jesse Cnockaert
In a preview of what's to come, the Liberal government unveiled six 'pillars' of its forthcoming AI strategy in the April 28 spring economic update.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
Canada is not on track to meet any of its climate targets, according to a February Canadian Climate Institute report, but Conservative Senator David Wells says it's time to 'let free enterprise flourish.'
By: Jesse Cnockaert
New notification systems, including for advanced votes, are planned to come online as part of Parliament’s Centre Block revitalization project, which won't be fully opened until about 2032.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
Mark Carney is currently in a 'sweet spot' because it's still relatively early in his government. The time when Canadians could start getting hungry to see results from the prime minister on major projects, such as oil pipelines, might not be until next year, says Nik Nanos.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
The Liberals have adjusted the makeup of House committees to reflect their new majority, shifting to a structure of seven Liberal members, four Conservatives, and one Bloc Québécois member on Liberal-chaired committees, compared to the previous four-four-one structure.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
Meanwhile, a decision on the submarine procurement is expected this summer, with advocates for both bidders ramping up lobbying efforts with government officials.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
The House Ethics Committee began a long overdue review of the federal Lobbying Act on Feb. 12. While it's a chance to shake up Canada’s lobbying regime, which hasn’t been significantly updated in more than a decade, lobbyists are pushing back on some of the potential changes.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
Capability gaps exist in the Canadian Armed Forces that need to be addressed 'yesterday,' according to Joe Varner, a senior fellow with the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
Global events have aligned 'spectacularly' for Canada's oil and gas sector, according to Heather Exner-Pirot, a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
