StrategyCorp

StrategyCorp Canada’s trusted government relations, strategic communications, and management consulting firm.

StrategyCorp integrates business consulting, public affairs, and communications to help our clients succeed. We master the substance and politics of each project to manage challenges and capitalize on opportunities in the areas of business, public policy, and reputation. We are a trusted advisor to major organizations with interests and high-stakes mandates throughout Canada, the United States, th

e Middle East and Northern Africa, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Over the past twenty years we have been involved in some of Canada’s most critical business issues and highly charged public policy matters, including bank mergers, high profile foreign investment and M&A transactions, energy and environmental project approvals, privatizations, and major infrastructure developments.

05/08/2026

“There are more than 100,000 entrepreneurs who are over 65 today.”

Listen to Pierre Cleroux, Vice President, Research and Chief Economist at on the podcast, link in story.

There is nothing StrategyCorp loves to do more than strategize, and yesterday we had the pleasure of doing just that, as...
05/07/2026

There is nothing StrategyCorp loves to do more than strategize, and yesterday we had the pleasure of doing just that, as a firm, at our annual Canada-wide offsite at the TIFF Lightbox in downtown Toronto.

The day provided an opportunity for our growing team to collaborate on how we navigate today’s most complex public affairs, reputation, and business challenges. By bringing together our three core disciplines: Government Relations, Strategic Communications, and Management Consulting, we worked on ensuring that every angle of our clients’ most high-stakes issues are met with a unified, expert-led approach.

2026 marks a pivotal year for our strategic vision, and we feel incredibly fortunate to have a team that balances deep expertise with a supportive, collaborative spirit.

Thank you everyone for attending yesterday, and our alumni who joined us for the evening social. See you next year.

04/17/2026

Canada’s urban growth story is shifting.

Edmonton now leads the country’s fastest-growing CMAs, while Toronto has lost momentum and Alberta continues to pull people in.

Housing, jobs, affordability, and a reason to stay matter more than ever.

Read our full analysis: link in story & bio.

04/02/2026

What better way to begin the long weekend than with a movie night! Did you know that in 2025 live-action productions in Ottawa generated $62 million in revenue? Sandrine Pechels de Saint Sardos from Film Office explains.

You can listen to the full episode by clicking on our story.

03/27/2026

“19 million visitors consumed live music in Canada. A lot of these numbers are connected tourism, and music tourism itself.”

Erin Benjamin, , breaks down the economic impacts of live music in Canada on the podcast. Full episode via link in our story.

03/18/2026

The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada Confernece (PDAC) made one thing clear: Canada’s mining sector remains strong, but the rules around it are changing.

Critical minerals are now a national security issue. Power access is becoming a real constraint on project viability. Indigenous partnerships are central to ex*****on. And capital remains selective, even in a strong commodity environment.

Geology still matters, but policy, power, partnerships, and geopolitics are now shaping the sector’s future.

Read our full PDAC article here via the link in our bio.

02/06/2026

“Many councils will be facing touch decisions about service levels, long-term affordability, and how to deliver with more constrained resources.”

Listen to Julie Gonyou on the 2026 Municipal Elections via the link in our story.

01/30/2026

“The real estate development sector, in some cases, will need to learn how to better partner with the non-profit housing sector.”

Listen to Lorraine Huinink’s real estate outlook for 2026. Link in our story.

01/28/2026

Parliament returns with a slim minority House. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Davos remarks outlined a “values-based realism” focused on sovereignty, resilience, and middle-power coalitions.

What does that mean for changes in defence, trade, and economic security? Read it via the link in our bio.

01/22/2026

“I’ll be placing a close eye to see what kind of negotiating tools, if any, that the government is willing to put on the table to get the big pieces of their budget passed.”

Erin Woods on our end-of-year podcast discussing parliamentary committee dynamics.

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