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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND INTEREST GROUPS

Many groups find that their interests are better advanced if they organize and act collectively. They undertake political action or education in the hope of furthering their causes. For most of these groups, political activity is just one facet of their work.

Some private individuals and companies act as professional lobbyists for other groups or companies. Lobbyists try to exert influence on government decision makers to ensure favourable laws and contract awards. Lobbyist registration tries to ensure lobbyists working with the federal level of government behave according to certain standards.
 
 

INTEREST GROUPS 

Aboriginal Issues 

African Heritage

Business Issues

Environment and Natural Resources

Labour

Peace

Public Policy Groups

Seniors

Sexual Orientation

Society

Student-run Groups

Women


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