Arthur joined OMNI to share campaign insights with the Chinese Canadian community, emphasizing message, messenger, and medium as the three pillars of effective political outreach.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is travelling to China this week with a delegation of business leaders and government officials. This Asia pivot will only mask, not resolve, our economy’s fundamental weaknesses.

Political campaigning in Canada has evolved dramatically, yet the ecosystems supporting campaigners have not always kept pace, the co-founders write.

An overall pullback from civic engagement is being felt in election campaigns across the political spectrum

Arthur Lam and Brett Thalamm connected with business and government leaders at the Calgary Stampede, which drew political and business leaders from across Canada for networking, economic discussions, and cultural celebrations

To recap the event, iPolitics spoke with all three co-founders of Next Campaign, Hasneet Singh Punia, Harneet Singh, and Brett Thalmann.

Canada's economy must shift under Trump's MAGA movement.

As a board member of LGBTQ+ Corporate Directors Canada, Arthur joined industry leaders to close the TSX on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.

In two months, the Canadian political world will congregate in Toronto for the Next Campaign Summit, a one-day nonpartisan event devoted to all the latest tech and tactics used in election campaigns across the world. 

With more and more Canadians locking in their votes early, campaign rollouts have had to adjust, or ‘miss the window,’ says former Liberal strategist Brett Thalmann.