About us
At Hilltop Public Affairs, we work with clients to build smart, measurable strategies that achieve their public policy goals and set the stage for long-term success.
Our public affairs team is at the forefront — engaging, informing, and advocating for smarter, stronger solutions that benefit everyone.
Your partners in a changing world
The political landscape is shifting — globally, regionally, and locally — and your organization needs to anticipate, adapt, respond and lead through change. At Hilltop, we don’t just keep you informed, we help you stay ahead. We work with you to craft your strategies, optimize your approach, and seize opportunities in real time.
Powered by purpose
We don’t sit on the sidelines of policy change, we lead it. At Hilltop, we’re changemakers and movement builders. We drive progress for our clients, and through the campaigns we lead in our own communities. Advocating for better policy is so much more than what we do: it’s who we are.
Tailored, local insights
We don’t take the same approach to every problem. At Hilltop, we tailor the solution based on local insights, gained through years of policy and public affairs experience at the local, provincial and national level.
Strategies that get results
Backed by decades of experience, a collaborative spirit, and an unshakable focus on impact, we turn your priorities into progress. At Hilltop, we work with you to achieve meaningful outcomes that advance your mission and create meaningful change.
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Provincial election 2026: Countdown to October 24
BC Premier David Eby visited Government House on Tuesday, September 22, to request that Lieutenant Governor Wendy Cocchia dissolve the legislative assembly for a provincial election to be held. General voting day will be Saturday, October 24. Here is what you need to know from the early days of the campaign. Eby’s election call In…
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What Caring About Climate Looks Like in a Cost-of-Living Crisis
The past couple of years have been tough for Canadians – significant affordability pressures, healthcare challenges and an ongoing housing crisis, US tariffs threatening entire industries, and wildfires devastating communities. Canadians have not been getting a break. Amidst these challenges, recent polling has revealed that Canadians do not seem to be normalizing wildfire ‘season’ as…