Let's Talk Science

Corporate details

Corporation number

3492036

Business number

885400846

Status

Active

Governing law

Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act

Continued

Jul 16, 2014

Corporation type

SolicitingAs declared in its 2026 annual return.

Registered office

8-1510 Woodcock St
London ON N6H 5S1

Number of directors

At least 3, at most 15As the articles allow.

Annual filings

Anniversary date

Jul 16The date of incorporation, amalgamation or continuance.

Annual filing period

Jul 16 to Sep 14 each year

Last annual meeting

Dec 16, 2025

The last annual return filed, and each year since.

Directors

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Registered charity

Charity registration number

885400846RR0001

Designation

Charitable organization

Category

Teaching institutions

Total revenue

$12,980,711Fiscal period ended Aug 31, 2024.

Total expenditures

$12,955,185

From its annual return to the Canada Revenue Agency (form T3010). Its charity page has its programs, finances and gifts.

Federal grants and contributions

41 agreements since 2015, worth $98,963,856 in all.

As each federal department publishes them (proactive disclosure). A value is the agreement's total as last amended; the money may be paid over several years. The 10 most recent are shown. Search every federal grant.

Lobbying the federal government

Registered to lobby the federal government now, and first registered in 2026.

Registrations

1Each consultant hired, and its own in-house registration, is a registration of its own.

Who lobbies

Its own employees

Institutions lobbied

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), Canada Post Corporation (CPC), Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), Finance Canada (FIN), Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), Health Canada (HC), House of Commons, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)The ten named most often.

In its latest registration, in its own words

• Policy discussions regarding the recognition of skill-building nonprofit organizations as eligible contributors within Canada's Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Policy, specifically through the application of multipliers to ITB transactions, in the context of the Canadian Defence...
• Policy discussions to ensure the prioritization of equity, diversity, and inclusion in federal STEM initiatives, particularly for Indigenous youth, girls, official language minority communities, and rural/remote communities.
• Discussions regarding federal policy and workforce development strategies to address labour market needs in critical industries and innovation, specifically highlighting the role of youth skill development.

From the Registry of Lobbyists (Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying), which lists the client as “Let's Talk Science”. Shown here because the client's name is this corporation's exact name, and its postal area matches this corporation's registered office. The names of lobbyists and of the officials they met are left out. Contains information licensed under the Open Data Licence Agreement – Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying. Not this company? Tell us.

Names

Filings and certificates