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In the news release, Media Advisory: The Hon. Bill Morneau and Business Council CEO Goldy Hyder to join KMPG federal budget webcast, issued 30-Oct-2025 by KPMG LLP over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that the headline, should read "KPMG" rather than "KMPG" as originally issued inadvertently. The complete, corrected release follows:

Media Advisory: The Hon. Bill Morneau and Business Council CEO Goldy Hyder to join KPMG federal budget webcast

KPMG Canada representatives available to provide insights and commentary on key budget announcements

TORONTO, Oct. 30, 2025 /CNW/ - KPMG Canada will be hosting a special post-federal budget webcast on November 5, offering unique, next-day analysis and insights of key budget measures. The virtual webcast will feature a conversation with the Honourable Bill Morneau, former federal Finance Minister, and Goldy Hyder, President and CEO of the Business Council of Canada. The session will be moderated by Rob Carrick, journalist and personal finance expert.

Date:	Nov. 5, 2025
Time :	11:00 am – 12:00 pm (ET)
Location:	Virtual webcast
Register for the webcast  here .

The Honourable Bill Morneau, Former Minister of Finance for Canada (CNW Group/KPMG LLP)

Goldy Hyder, President and CEO, Business Council of Canada (CNW Group/KPMG LLP)

Rob Carrick, Journalist and Personal Finance Expert (CNW Group/KPMG LLP)

KPMG spokespersons available for commentary

As the federal government advances its 'rebuilding' strategy for Canada, KPMG representatives can provide commentary and insights on the key issues affecting the economy and Canadian businesses. These wide-ranging topics include: corporate and personal tax measures; trade diversification and tariff relief; business productivity and investment; artificial intelligence; major infrastructure projects; housing construction; defence and aerospace; energy and mining; open banking; digital assets; anti-fraud strategies; the automotive sector; consumer and retail, and other government priorities.

KPMG spokespersons available for commentary

Topic	Spokespersons
Budget Overview	Lachlan Wolfers, National Leader for KPMG Law LLP Joy Nott, Partner, Trade and Customs
Tax Measures (Corporate; Personal tax, International Tax; Business tax incentives, U.S. tax)	Brian Ernewein, Senior Advisor, National Tax Centre Dino Infanti, Partner, National Leader – Private Enterprise Tax Barry Travers, Partner, National Leader – Public Sector Tax and Special Tax Projects Shaira Nanji, Partner, Tax Law, KPMG Law LLP
Trade & Tariffs (Canada-U.S., government sectoral supports, CUSMA, interprovincial trade)	Joy Nott, Partner, Trade and Customs Lachlan Wolfers, National Leader for KPMG Law LLP, Global Head, Indirect Tax, KPMG International Tim Webb, Partner, Supply Chain
Business Productivity	Tim Prince, Canadian Managing Partner for Clients and Markets
Artificial Intelligence (Adoption and regulations)	Stephanie Terrill, Partner, Canadian Managing Partner for Digital and Transformation Gary Filan, Partner, Canadian AI Lead  Davin Gnanapragasam, Partner, Chief Technology Officer (Tax) Jillian Frank, Partner National Lead, Legal Transformation, Technology, and Managed Services, KPMG Law LLP
Digital Assets	Kareem Sadek, Partner, Emerging Tech Risk Leader and Digital Assets Leader
Infrastructure Projects (Bill C-5: The One Canadian Economy Act; Major project delivery and financing; Indigenous consultations)	Zach Parston, Partner, National Infrastructure, Capital Projects and Sustainability Leader (Calgary) Doug Ewing, Partner, Major Projects Leader (Vancouver) Andras Vlaszak, Director, Global Infrastructure Advisory, Project Development & Finance (Vancouver) Eric Wolfe, Parter, Global Infrastructure Advisory (Toronto) Catherine Pennington, Director, Indigenous Advisory Services (Prince George)
Housing (Build Canada Homes)	Vivian Chan, Partner, Global Infrastructure Advisory
Defence & Aerospace	Peter Graham, National Leader, Aerospace and Defence
Open Banking	Edith Hitt , Partner, Digital Financial Services Transformation Rajesh Urathu, Partner, Banking & Capital Markets
National Anti-Fraud Strategy (Financial Crimes Agency)	Marilyn Abate, Partner, Forensic & Financial Crimes Dominic Hurtubise, Partner, Regulatory Compliance and Financial Crimes
Energy & Mining	Shane Doig, Partner, National Energy Leader Torran Jolly, Partner, National Leader, Energy Tax Katherine Wetmore, Partner, Mining
Consumer & Retail	Elliot Marer, Partner National Industry Leader for Consumer and Retail
Automotive	Dave Power, Partner, Consumer and Industrial Markets and National Automotive Leader
Investing in Canada	John Cho, Partner, National Private Capital Leader, Head of Deal Advisory (Americas), KPMG International

Read insights from the KPMG Federal Budget Business Survey - This federal budget, businesses need support to pivot, ahead of Canada's economic renewal and Businesses brace for CUSMA negotiations, expect higher costs.

Additional policy insights: Canadian companies want AI regulation: KPMG Canada poll - KPMG Canada: Canadian businesses want open banking and RTR expedited - KPMG Canada; Canadian CEOs focus on boosting productivity through AI - KPMG Canada.

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About KPMG in Canada 

KPMG LLP, a limited liability partnership, is a full-service Audit, Tax and Advisory firm owned and operated by Canadians. For over 150 years, our professionals have provided consulting, accounting, auditing, and tax services to Canadians, inspiring confidence, empowering change, and driving innovation. Guided by our core values of Integrity, Excellence, Courage, Together, For Better, KPMG employs more than 10,000 people in over 40 locations across Canada, serving private- and public-sector clients. KPMG is consistently ranked one of Canada's top employers and one of the best places to work in the country.

The firm is established under the laws of Ontario and is a member of KPMG's global organization of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International, a private English company limited by guarantee. Each KPMG firm is a legally distinct and separate entity and describes itself as such. For more information, see kpmg.com/ca.

To arrange for a media interview leading up to or following the federal budget, please contact: 

Nancy White
National Communications and Media Relations
KPMG in Canada
[phone]
[email protected]

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