Lobby records show high-level meetings with government officials and Stellantis, Roshel ahead of sale announcement
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Industry Minister Melanie Joly’s most senior staff and a top aide in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Office met with armoured vehicle maker Roshel in advance of its announced purchase of the Stellantis Brampton assembly plant.
OTTAWA/DUBLIN – Industry Minister Melanie Joly’s most senior staff and a top aide in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Office met with armoured vehicle maker Roshel in advance of its announced purchase of the Stellantis Brampton assembly plant. According to filings in the federal lobbying registry, four top aides in Joly’s office met with Roshel in September and August. The records show both meetings included her then chief of staff Paul Moen and her director of policy David McFarlane. The same two aides met with Roshel again on Oct. 15.
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