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TDH Strategies has been involved with government, public policy and politics for the past eight years.  With Canada on the verge of great change in the relationships that governments maintain with each other, private industry and the public as a whole, there exists a window of opportunity for the business community, organizations and public interest groups to help define an agenda.

The implications for this new approach to governance are broad, and anticipation and subsequent action is the key to remaining relevant and immersed within the mix.

What will happen to the massive influx of infrastructure dollars that filters into Canadian communities now that a new regime of federal funding to regions is being contemplated?  What will constitute the expansion of powers for Canadian municipalities, and where will governments be looking to relinquish responsibility through privatization ?  With a newly implemented federal government-wide spending freeze, how will this affect industries and/or educational institutions that have relied on monies related to programs within Canada's Innovation Strategy? 

These are just a few of the questions that are just beginning to surface, and TDH Strategies is well positioned to provide appropriate and timely responses, whether in the form of policy research and development, briefing books or position papers.

Political navigation, so to speak, is also a strong service that TDH Strategies is able to provide for clients.  TDH Strategies has worked within federal, provincial and municipal political campaigns, provided political support to federal Cabinet Ministers, and done extensive political writing in newspapers and publications from across the country. 

Policy and political consultation is one area of TDH Strategies' services where personal interest guarantees clients an abundance of enthusiasm and an intimate knowledge of the subject matter.