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PCA now has a dedicated full-time voice in Ottawa. In this episode, PCA VP of Public Affairs, Darrel Reid, speaks with PCA's Director of Federal Relations, Jason Tucker, about federal advocacy, political conventions, parliamentary monitoring, and why Canada’s productivity challenge requires all construction hands on deck. Jason explains how PCA is building relationships across party lines, pushing back against narrow assumptions about unionized construction, and making the case for fair, open, and labour-neutral rules so every qualified contractor can compete.
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