The Lobbyist Registry came into effect on January 1, 2024, and forms part of the City of Barrie’s Accountability and Transparency framework. The registry documents instances of substantive communication — such as telephone calls, meetings, or emails — from a lobbyist to a City employee and/or member(s) of City Council.
Effective January 1, 2024, anyone who engages in lobbying as defined in the Lobbyist Registry By-law must register.
To advocate for more sport friendly pools and 50m pools in Ontario
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Arts/Culture
Consultant Lobbyist
Meghan O'Reilly, PavePal
Mayor Alex Nuttall and CAO Michael Prowse
Meeting request to explore potential opportunities to support municipal road maintenance management.
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Infrastructure
Consultant Lobbyist
Orezi Akporuno, ACEC-ON
Bala Araniyasundaran, General Manager Infrastructure and Growth Management
Emailed to schedule meetings with City staff where we will discuss current initiatives and issues impacting the consulting engineering industry. ACEC-Ontario is looking to work together to enhance the delivery of infrastructure projects.
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Infrastructure
In-House Lobbyist
Derek O'Toole, Primrose Strategy Inc
Michael Prowse, CAO
Inquired as to the status of Barrie’s interest in additional modular housing to help address local homelessness.
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Procurement
Consultant Lobbyist
Maria Allaham, Lyft Canada Inc.
Mayor Alex Nuttall
Discussions regarding rideshare licensing.
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Transportation
In-House Lobbyist
Napas Thein, Quality Homes
Alex Nuttall/Mayor
Requesting through email a meeting between Mayor of Barrie and Quality Homes.
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Planning and Development
Consultant Lobbyist
Sara Abdella, Aquatic Sport Council
Paul McCarron (Supervisor at Recreation Facilities), Kellee Hogan (Recreation Programmer), and Joey Rusnak (Supervisor of Recreation and Culture Programs)
To advocate for more sport friendly pools and 50m pools in Ontario.
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Infrastructure
Consultant Lobbyist
Brian Teefy, Aquatic Sport Council
Paul McCarron (Supervisor at Recreation Facilities), Kellee Hogan (Recreation Programmer), and Joey Rusnak (Supervisor of Recreation and Culture Programs)
To advocate for more sport friendly pools and 50m pools in Ontario.
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Infrastructure
Consultant Lobbyist
Sara Abdella, StrategyCorp Inc.
Kevin Datema, Director of Recreation and Culture
Requested a meeting for our clients, Aquatic Sport Council to advocate for more sport friendly pools and 50m pools in Ontario.
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Parks and Recreation
Consultant Lobbyist
Rob Elliott, Counsel Public Affairs- Envest Corp.
Alex Nuttall, Mayor, Sergio Morales, Councillor
Emailed about residential source separated organics ("SSO") processing and requesting further engagement
