
Mélanie Joly
Minister of Industry
Liberal
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Contracts awarded to entities linked to this member, as identified through disclosed holdings and lobbying activity
| Organization | Contracts | Total Value |
|---|---|---|
| Bombardier Inc. | 6 | $710,602,576.64 |
| CAE inc. | 8 | $156,970,248.23 |
| Thales Canada Inc. | 7 | $61,414,679.16 |
| Microsoft Canada Inc. | 78 | $42,340,576.48 |
| Irving Oil Limited | 308 | $39,283,132.76 |
| Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd. | 109 | $13,302,090.37 |
| GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA COMPANY | 51 | $12,359,843.28 |
| FCA Canada Inc. | 48 | $6,771,871.16 |
| Kia Canada Inc. | 66 | $6,001,467.75 |
| Bell Canada | 13 | $4,795,352.45 |
| UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA | 22 | $2,805,627.13 |
| Toyota Canada Inc. | 18 | $1,593,424.99 |
| The University of British Columbia | 5 | $1,560,245.28 |
| BHP Canada Inc. | 30 | $937,121.97 |
| HONDA CANADA INC. | 12 | $835,374.26 |
| University of Manitoba | 3 | $604,857.60 |
| TELUS Corporation | 1 | $554,737.41 |
| McMaster University | 3 | $373,383.63 |
| Queen's University | 13 | $342,736.58 |
| Siemens Energy Canada Limited | 5 | $129,957.41 |
| BlackBerry Limited | 2 | $112,190.73 |
| Moderna Biopharma Canada Corporation | 1 | $101,500.00 |
| Université Laval | 4 | $70,246.25 |
| Aerospace Industries Association of Canada | 1 | $40,000.01 |
| Universities Canada | 2 | $38,411.00 |
| McGill University | 1 | $15,000.00 |
Lobbying Activity
Organizations that have lobbied this member, sorted by frequency
Recent Mentions
Updated 2026-05-24Recent news, social media, and press mentions
Mélanie Joly is currently serving as Canada’s Minister of Industry while continuing to represent Ahuntsic-Cartierville.
Recent publicly available search results show Mélanie Joly in her role as a Canadian MP and federal minister, but do not provide specific news items, social media posts, or public mentions from the last 7 days. The available results include her official parliamentary and news pages, along with older media appearances. No verifiable recent mentions within the requested timeframe were found in the supplied results.
View source →Mélanie Joly drew attention for a confident press conference on U.S. tariffs and Canada’s workforce investment.
A YouTube news video highlights Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly’s press conference announcing a $165 million federal investment into Centennial College and Canada’s workforce strategy. The clip says her energetic responses about Donald Trump, U.S. tariffs, and White House uncertainty resonated widely online.
View source →Mélanie Joly's Response to Trump Goes Viral Across Canada
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly defended Canadian auto workers and criticized Trump's tariffs as illegal and unjustified. She expanded the conversation beyond US-Canada relations to include international perspectives on trade policy.
View source →Industry Minister Mélanie Joly Holds Press Conference from Oslo
Minister Joly conducted a press conference in Oslo following diplomatic visits to Germany and Norway. The event focused on international trade and relations discussions.
View source →Industry Minister Mélanie Joly comments following her visit to Germany and Norway.
Minister Joly spoke to reporters after her trip to promote Canadian industry and attract investments. The visit focused on strengthening economic ties and countering global challenges like AI through partnerships. This aligns with recent announcements on her official news page about investments in Quebec's manufacturing sector.
View source →Industry Minister Mélanie Joly travels to Germany for Hannover Messe 2026.
Mélanie Joly is attending Hannover Messe in Germany starting April 19th, followed by high-level meetings in Norway. The six-day trip focuses on promoting Canadian industry across strategic sectors and attracting investments. The announcement was made without fanfare.
View source →Minister Joly announces trip to Germany and Norway to promote Canadian industry.
Minister Joly will travel to Germany and Norway to promote Canadian industry and attract investments. The visit covers key strategic sectors Canada has been repositioning. This is part of recent government announcements.
View source →Mélanie Joly announces $13 million investment for Quebec's manufacturing sector.
The Honourable Mélanie Joly announced an investment of nearly $13 million to accelerate technological shifts in Quebec's manufacturing. This funding supports innovation in the sector. The announcement was made this week.
View source →Mélanie Joly participates in fireside chat with Finnish President in Ottawa.
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly joined Finnish President Alexander Stubb for a fireside chat with journalist Vassy Kapelos during his visit to Ottawa on April 15. The discussion occurred as part of the president's two-day visit to Canada. Topics covered international relations.
View source →Industry Minister Melanie Joly clarifies cybersecurity bill C-8 targets providers, not online speech.
Minister Melanie Joly responded to concerns that Bill C-8 would be used to restrict internet access for individuals. She stated the bill targets telecommunication service providers. This addresses public worries about free speech.
View source →Public Disclosures
Financial and ethics disclosures filed with the registry
Affiliated Corporations (Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's)
Corporation affiliated with Dix au Carré Inc:
- Le Monde Studio
Agreed Compliance Measures
Conflict of interest screens are preventive compliance measures, agreed upon pursuant to section 29 of the Conflict of Interest Act (Act) by a public office holder and the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner, to assist the public office holders in avoiding conflicts of interest. Screens also seek to minimize the possibility of conflicts arising between the public duties of the public office holder and their private interests or those of their relatives and friends.
The Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner and I have agreed that a conflict of interest screen is an appropriate measure aimed at preventing any opportunity to further the private interests of my brother, Mr. Jean-Sébastien Joly, Intelcom Courrier Canada Inc., Dragonfly Shipping, or Amazon while I exercise my duties and functions as Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions.
Accordingly, I have agreed to recuse myself from any discussion, decision, debate or vote in relation to my brother, Intelcom Courrier Canada Inc., Dragonfly Shipping, or Amazon. I understand that recusal means I must remove myself from the room, physically or virtually as the case may be. I also agree not to have any communication with government officials in relation to any matter or decision-making processes which I or the screen administrators know or reasonably should know to affect my brother’s private interests.
This screen is co-administered by the Deputy Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada and my Chief of Staff to ensure that I am neither made aware of nor a participant in any discussions or decision-making processes pertaining to the private interests of my brother or of his companies, unless the interest in the decision or matter is one of general application. I will participate in decisions or matters of general application and those that may affect my brother’s private interests as a member of a broad class of persons unless those interests are disproportionate to the other members of the class.
The Prime Minister of Canada, the Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to Cabinet, the Parliamentary Secretaries to the Minister of Industry as well as the members of my ministerial staff have been informed in writing of this conflict of interest screen.
I have undertaken to inform the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner of any additional matters I am made aware of in the future that should form part of the subject matter of this screen.
In the event that any relevant matter is not caught by the screen and comes before me, I am required under section 21 of the Conflict of Interest Act to recuse myself from that issue or matter and inform the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner.
Conflict of interest screens are preventive compliance measures, agreed upon pursuant to section 29 of the Conflict of Interest Act (Act) by a public office holder and the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner, to assist the public office holders in avoiding conflicts of interest. Screens also seek to minimize the possibility of conflicts arising between the public duties of the public office holder and their private interests or those of their relatives and friends.
The Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner and I have agreed that a conflict of interest screen is an appropriate measure to prevent any opportunity while exercising my official powers, duties and functions to further the private interests of my common-law partner, Mr. Félix Marzell, President and sole owner of Dix au carré Inc., by giving preferential treatment to his company that may have future dealings with the Government of Canada.
Accordingly, I have agreed to recuse myself from any discussion, decision, debate or vote in relation to my common-law partner. I understand that recusal means I must remove myself from the room, physically or virtually as the case may be. I also agree not to have any communication with government officials in relation to any matter or decision-making processes which I or the screen administrators know or reasonably should know to affect my common-law partner’s private interests.
This screen is co-administered by the Deputy Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada and my Chief of Staff to ensure that I am neither made aware of nor a participant in any discussions or decision-making processes pertaining to the private interests of my common-law partner or his company, unless the interest in the decision or matter is one of general application. I will participate in decisions or matters of general application and those that may affect my common-law partner’s private interests as a member of a broad class of persons unless those interests are disproportionate to the other members of the class.
The Prime Minister of Canada, the Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to Cabinet, the Parliamentary Secretaries to the Minister of Industry as well as the members of my ministerial staff have been informed in writing of this conflict of interest screen.
I have undertaken to inform the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner of any additional matters I am made aware of in the future that should form part of the subject matter of this voluntary conflict of interest screen.
In the event that any relevant matter is not caught by the screen and comes before me, I am required under section 21 of the Conflict of Interest Act to recuse myself from that issue or matter and inform the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner.
Assets
Copyright for book "Changer les règles du jeu" (Québec Amérique 2014)
Gifts
Gift (Act) Received 2025/02/07
Nature
Team Canada jersey (4 Nations Face-Off).
Source
Mr. Patrick Sullivan, President & CEO of the Halifax Chamber of Commerce.
Circumstances
Offered after my participation to the “Luncheon: A Conversation with Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs” Halifax Chamber of Commerce event on February 7, 2025.
Gift (Act) Received 2025/06/24
Nature
Boxes of Chocolate Bars
Source
His Excellency (H.E.) Abdulrahman Al Neyadi
Circumstances
Canada hosted the UAE for an official visit.
Gift (Forfeited) Received 2026/01/18
Nature
Crystal House oud burner, oud chips, perfumed oud oil, and a framed wooden model boat
Source
Government of Qatar
Circumstances
Official visit to Qatar accompanying the Prime Minister
Liabilities
- Mortgage with the National Bank, joint with common-law partner
- Line of credit with the National Bank
Recusal
On June 19, 2023, I made the decision of recusing myself from discussions and the decision concerning the appointment of a member of the Canada Council for the Arts in order to avoid any opportunity to further the private interest of a friend, Mr. Jan-Fryderyk Pleszczynski.
In the exercise of my official duties as Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, I recused myself in June of 2025 from a discussion or decision in order to avoid an opportunity to further the private interest of my my brother, Jean-Sébastien Joly, President and CEO and majority shareholder of Intelcom Courrier Canada Inc.
In the exercise of my official duties as Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, I recused myself in September of 2025 from a discussion or decision in order to avoid an opportunity to further the private interest of my brother, Jean-Sébastien Joly, President and CEO and majority shareholder of Intelcom Courrier Canada Inc.
Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's activities
- President of Dix au Carré
- President of Le Monde Studio
- President of Félix Marzell Inc.
- Member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian International Organ Competition, a non-profit organization located in Montreal, Quebec
Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's assets
- Shares of the Bank of Montreal
Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's investment in private corporations
- Controlling interest in Dix au Carré Inc., an industrial design and engineering services firm in Montreal, Quebec
- Controlling interest in LeMonde Studio, a public art company in Newark, Delaware
- Controlling interest in Félix Marzell Inc., a holding company in Montreal, Quebec
Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's source(s) of income
Last 12 months:
- Employment income from Dix au Carré
Next 12 months:
- Employment income from Dix au Carré
Summary Statement
Obligation to provide a confidential report has been met and all initial reporting and compliance measures have been taken to comply with the Conflict of Interest Act.
Travel
Travel aboard a non-commercial chartered or private aircraft
Flight from Ottawa to Montreal
Date: 2023/03/15
Offered by the Government of Greece
Circumstances:
On the occasion of the visit of Mr. Nikos Dendias, Greece's Foreign Affairs Minister, to Canada, I travelled from Ottawa to Montreal on the Greek delegation's plane.
This travel was required in my capacity as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Travel aboard a non-commercial chartered or private aircraft
Flight from Ottawa to Montreal
Date: 2022/10/27
Offered by the Government of the United States of America
Circumstances:
On the occasion of the visit of Antony Blinken, United States Secretary of State, to Canada, I travelled from Ottawa to Montreal on the American delegation's plane. This travel was required in my capacity as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Travel aboard a non-commercial chartered or private aircraft
Flight from Montreal to Toronto
Date: 2022/08/22
Offered by the Government of Germany
Circumstances:
On the occasion of the visit of Olaf Scholz, Chancellor to Germany, to Canada, I travelled from Montreal to Toronto on the German delegation's plane.
This travel was required in my capacity as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Travel on a Ukrainian military helicopter (round trip flight)
From: Kyiv International Airport
To: National Guard of Ukraine Training Centre located in Stare, Ukraine
Date: 2022-01-18
Source: National Guard of Ukraine
Circumstances: Visiting troops participating in the Operation UNIFIER led by Canadian Armed Forces in the company of Lieutenant-Colonel Luc Frédéric Gilbert, Operation UNIFIER Task Force Commander. Meeting with senior representatives of the National Guard of Ukraine, briefing on operations, observing training and discussions with Canadian and Ukrainian military members.
I was accompanied by Chantal Gagnon, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Tania Belisle-Leclerc, Director of Policy.
This travel was required in my capacity as a public office holder.
Travel on non-commercial chartered or private aircraft
From: Charlottetown, Prince-Edward-Island
To: Havre-aux-maisons, Îles-de-la-Madeleine
Date: 2017-07-16
Circumstances: On July 16, 2017, I was travelling to the Îles-de-la-Madeleine as part of my official duties and responsibilities and was accompanied by Ms. Soraya Martinez, Senior Advisor in my office. Following a flight error, an alternative flight leaving Charlottetown was made available to us and so we travelled on the private aircraft of Atelier Hangar Inc. We accepted this flight aboard a private aircraft due to exceptional circumstances and it was acceptable under the Act. Two invoices for the travel were submitted by Atelier Hangar Inc. and paid for individually by Soraya Martinez and myself. Following the payment, the initial flight company reimbursed Soraya Martinez and myself for the additional costs of transport to the Îles-de-la-Madeleine.
Contact Information
1109-225 Chabanel street West Montréal, Quebec H2N 2C9