Registration Details

Registration Details

2767-1263-6

In-House

Inactive (View Latest Version)

2025-05-09

2025-05-08 - 2025-08-31

Who is the In-house Organization?

Canadian Diabetes Association operating as Diabetes Canada
1400-522 University Ave
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5G 2R5

Laura Syron
1000-170 University Ave
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5H 3B3

Improving the quality of life for people with diabetes is at the heart of Diabetes Canada’s commitment to all Canadians diagnosed with this chronic health condition. That means connecting children and youth with type 1 diabetes through Diabetes Canada’s D-Camps; providing healthcare professionals and people with diabetes with expert information that improves their care and self-management; assisting researchers working on leading-edge treatments; and advocating on behalf of those with diabetes for equity, improved access to supplies and more.

  • $20,989.00 - Employment and Social Development Canada - Canada Summer Jobs
  • $5,000.00 - Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
  • $10,325.00 - Government of Manitoba
  • $589,625.00 - Ontario Health and Long Term Care - Monitors program
  • $420,264.00 - Public Health Agency of Canada
  • $750.00 - Health
  • $2,500.00 - Canadian Institute of Health Research
  • None
  • Janssen Inc.
    19 Green Belt Dr
    North York, Ontario, Canada, M3C 1L9
  • None
  • None
  • None
Who are the In-house Lobbyists?
Lobbyists
What is being lobbied?
Description Subject Matters Categories
Diabetes Canada advocates for improved access to diabetes medications, devices, supplies and services for citizens of Saskatchewan living with diabetes. Finance & Budget, Health & Wellness Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Program or Policy
As mandated by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) Diabetes Canada has been contracted to convene senior public servants and other stakeholders over three years beginning 2023 to advance the adoption of the Framework for Diabetes in Canada that was tabled on October 5, 2022 in the House of Commons. Health & Wellness Program or Policy
Diabetes Canada advocates for the creation and implementation of a provincial diabetes strategy or to prioritize diabetes within a chronic disease strategy to improve diabetes prevention, screening, treatment and health outcomes in Saskatchewan. Finance & Budget, Health & Wellness Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Program or Policy
Diabetes Canada advocates for improved support for students living with diabetes at school, including daily diabetes management needs, insulin administration, and emergency preparedness. Education, Finance & Budget, Health & Wellness Directive, Guideline or Decision, Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Program or Policy
Who is being lobbied?
  • Education
  • Executive Council
  • Finance
  • Health
  • Legislative Assembly
  • Rural and Remote Health
  • Seniors
  • First Nations, Metis and Northern Affairs
  • Social Services
  • Jim Reiter - Executive Council
  • Lori Carr - Seniors
  • Lori Carr - Rural and Remote Health
  • Everett Hindley - Education
  • Jeremy Cockrill - Health
  • Terry Jenson - Social Services
  • Eric Schmalz - First Nations, Metis and Northern Affairs
  • Jim Reiter - Finance
  • Scott Moe - Executive Council
  • Leroy Laliberte
  • Darlene Rowden
  • Sean Wilson
  • Terri Bromm
  • Jordan McPhail
  • James Thorsteinson
  • Barret Kropf
  • Racquel Hilbert
  • Chris Beaudry
  • Kim Gartner
  • Jamie Martens
  • Kevin Kasun
  • Jacqueline Roy
  • Bhajan Brar
  • Joan Pratchler
  • Sally Housser
  • Brent Blakley
  • Eric Schmalz
  • Don McBean
  • Keith Jorgenson
  • Kim Breckner
  • Hugh Gordon
  • Brittney Senger
  • Darcy Warrington
  • Tajinder Grewal
  • Michael Weger
  • Brad Crassweller
  • David Chan
  • Megan Patterson
  • Kevin Weedmark
  • April ChiefCalf
  • Everett Hindley
  • Todd Goudy
  • Jeremy Cockrill
  • Meara Conway
  • Daryl Harrison
  • Terry Jenson
  • Travis Keisig
  • Matt Love
  • Tim McLeod
  • Betty Nippi-Albright
  • Erika Ritchie
  • Alana Ross
  • Aleana Young
  • Blaine McLeod
  • Noor Burki
  • Jared Clarke
  • Nathaniel Teed
  • Vicki Mowat
  • Carla Beck
  • Lori Carr
  • Ken Cheveldayoff
  • Jeremy Harrison
  • Warren Kaeding
  • David Marit
  • Scott Moe
  • Jim Reiter
  • Nicole Sarauer
  • Doug Steele
  • Trent Wotherspoon
  • Colleen Young
  • Raelynn Douglas - Executive Director, Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch - Health
  • Sonja Orban - Director, Client Services, Extended Health Benefits and Policy - Health
  • Melissa Kimens - Executive Director, Connected Care Services Branch - Health
  • Tracey Smith - Deputy Minister - Health
  • Marina Facci - Director - Health
  • Clint Repski - deputy minister - Education
  • Grassroots communications
  • Informal communications
  • Meetings
  • Phone Calls
  • Presentations
  • Written communication whether in hard copy or electronic format
Registration Versions
Registration Number Effective Version Status
2767-1263-9 2026-08-05 - 2026-10-13 Inactive
2767-1263-8 2026-02-25 - 2026-08-04 Inactive
2767-1263-7 2025-09-01 - 2026-02-24 Inactive
2767-1263-6 2025-05-08 - 2025-08-31 Inactive
2767-1263-5 2024-11-13 - 2025-05-07 Inactive
2767-1263-4 2024-11-08 - 2024-11-12 Inactive
2767-1263-3 2024-01-01 - 2024-11-07 Inactive
2767-1263-2 2023-11-10 - 2023-12-31 Inactive
2767-1263-1 2023-05-01 - 2023-11-09 Inactive
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