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2025 · 1st Quarter (Jan 1 - Mar 31)

THE NATIONAL COALITION PARTY OF CANADA (NCPC)

Filed by THE NATIONAL COALITION PARTY OF CANADA (NCPC).

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Source: Lobbying Disclosure APIRecently refreshed. 2026-09-15 06:26:11 UTC.

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Filing overview

Type
1st Quarter - Report
Posted
Feb 5, 2026
Income
Not reported
Expenses
Not reported
Filing UUID
00a22958-093e-4101-bc40-11c7a70f66d6
Termination date
Not reported

Expense method: A

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Lobbying issues and bill citations

ECN · Economics/Economic Development

The proposed establishment of the Canada-Organization of American States Trade Bloc (COASTB) represents a sophisticated strategic inflection point for Western Hemispheric integration, designed to catalyze a $33.9 trillion regional marketplace through rigorous multilateral alignment. By synthesizing Canadian fiscal prudentialism with the expansive industrial output of the 35 OAS member states, COASTB seeks to institutionalize a high-standard regulatory environment that optimizes Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and systematically dismantles protectionist barriers through regulatory harmonization. This initiative is meticulously engineered to ensure full jurisdictional synchronicity with the statutory requirements of U.S. Code Titles 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 31, and 35, while simultaneously upholding the normative human rights frameworks of the American Convention on Human Rights (ACHR). Domestically, the architecture leverages the structural integrity of the Bank of Canada Act and the Investment Canada Act to provide a secure, transparent conduit for international capital mobility, facilitating global liquidity into Canadian equity markets. Ultimately, by converging these legal and financial pillars, COASTB creates a robust, rules-based ecosystem that internalizes positive externalities and secures the Americas' position as the primary engine of global macroeconomic stability and sustainable development.

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