Stockwell Day’s new jobs

Or why providing advice on a lobbying strategy can be most useful and beyond the reach of the five-year rule against lobbying by former ministers.

On March 12, 2011, Stockwell Day, then president of the Treasury Board (and a man who had held several other Cabinet posts since the Harper government came to power in February 2006), announced that he would retire after the next election—later called for May 2.

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