About MT&L Public Relations

MT&L Public Relations is a leading communications firm, with clients throughout Atlantic Canada. Our team of 26 communication professionals has experience with the big infrastructure developments that have happened over the last three decades. Our partnership with NATIONAL Public Relations, whose offices span Canada, the UK, and the US, through Burson-Marsteller, means we are able to provide seamless services for global, national and regional organizations.

For more than 25 years, MT&L has had the privilege of working with leading organizations in Atlantic Canada who have and are building the region's oil and gas developments, wind projects, bridges, ports, airports, residential and commercial developments, universities, forest and utility projects, waste water treatment facilities, hospitals and other public buildings. These are large-scale, complicated projects that attract interest and scrutiny from investors, regulators, neighbours, media, advocacy groups, labour representatives, and the public.

We work hard to understand all audiences associated with a project, i.e., Who cares? What do they think? Why should they care? We focus on gaining a deeper understanding of who is an ally, adversary, or neutral on specific projects to ultimately tailor communications (information tools) to improve effectiveness.

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	» HOME » ABOUT MT&L » MAKING IT HAPPEN » INFRASTRUCTURE CLIENTS » USEFUL LINKS About MT&L Public Relations MT&L Public Relations is a leading communications firm, with clients throughout Atlantic Canada. Our team of 26 communication professionals has experience with the big infrastructure developments that have happened over the last three decades. Our partnership with NATIONAL Public Relations, whose offices span Canada, the UK, and the US, through Burson-Marsteller, means we are able to provide seamless services for global, national and regional organizations. For more than 25 years, MT&L has had the privilege of working with leading organizations in Atlantic Canada who have and are building the region's oil and gas developments, wind projects, bridges, ports, airports, residential and commercial developments, universities, forest and utility projects, waste water treatment facilities, hospitals and other public buildings. These are large-scale, complicated projects that attract interest and scrutiny from investors, regulators, neighbours, media, advocacy groups, labour representatives, and the public. We work hard to understand all audiences associated with a project, i.e., Who cares? What do they think? Why should they care? We focus on gaining a deeper understanding of who is an ally, adversary, or neutral on specific projects to ultimately tailor communications (information tools) to improve effectiveness.