Cited to the record · Federal → provincial → municipal · EN / FR
Canada, all the way down to city hall.
The intelligence desk for Canadian public affairs: bills in Parliament and the legislatures, filings in the lobbying registries, tender notices, and the items councils vote on — in French as much as in English. Ask it below.
Canada-first government & public-affairs intelligence
Your client shouldn’t be the one to tell you it moved.
Clarion reads thousands of bills, debates, lobbying filings and council agendas across federal, provincial and municipal Canada, in both official languages — then hands you the part that actually matters to your file, with the source attached.
Four moments, four receipts
Anyone can write the scenario. Ours come with a link.
Four moments from a Canadian public-affairs week, each with the public page that backs it.
Item 14 on the council agenda is your rezoning.
City councils coast to coast, read item by item — the agenda itself, not the press release after it. CanadaBuys and Québec’s SEAO sit in the same graded feed, so the rezoning and the procurement notice on one file reach you in one place, each cited to the record it came from.
See the councils and tender boards we readThe filing is in French. So is the analyst.
Québec public affairs runs in French. Ask in French and the answer comes back in French, cited to French-language records — and this site is written twice, not translated once.
Read this site in FrenchYou told the board 70 percent. Here is our record on 70 percent.
The federal-bill forecasts Clarion has issued, checked out-of-sample against what actually happened, published where your client can read them too. Open it before you talk to us.
Read the calibration ledgerThe deadline is Friday. The packet is already assembled.
A system of record for your own registrations across four registries, deadlines computed from the governing statute, and a filing packet assembled from what Clarion already holds. You review it and you sign it.
Read how the federal registry worksThe product, on real Canadian files
Three moments from a week in government relations.
It’s at third reading. Your board wants odds.
A calibrated probability with the method in the open — and a published record of how often the number was right.
It’s 4:40. The client wants it in writing.
Ask in plain language, in English or French. The answer comes back with the rows behind it — the bill, the filing, the name.
Before the first call, know who’s already been in the room.
Who is registered, who has met whom, and which organizations file together — computed from the registries themselves, never a declared alliance.
The same thing, twice
What it is called here, what you will see when you sign in.
This page uses a few names the product does not print on its screens. Here is the whole list, so nothing you read here goes missing at the door.
On this page: Decision Room
In the app: Officials
One office-holder's whole file: how they voted, which organizations have already logged a meeting with them, and a dated timeline with the source on every line.
On this page: Issue War Room
In the app: Topics
One file across every corpus. Open a saved topic and the room is that topic's own page.
On this page: Compliance Cockpit
In the app: Compliance
Your own registrations as a system of record, deadlines computed from the governing statute, and a filing packet assembled from what Clarion already holds.
On this page: Clerk AI
In the app: Clerk AI
Unchanged — the one name that reads the same on both sides, listed so you can see the list is complete.
Built for the people who move files
Whoever you answer to, the brief lands ready.
Depth no one else has in Canada.
How we treat your data
Serious about security. Honest about where we are.
Pricing
Public pricing, in Canadian dollars.
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