Kevin Lynch
Kevin Lynch is a prominent Canadian public servant who served as the Clerk of the Privy Council from 2006 to 2009. Known for his extensive experience in federal government operations, Lynch has played a significant role in shaping public policy and governance in Canada. He has also held various leadership positions in the private sector and academia, contributing to discussions on governance and public administration. Lynch's insights are often sought after regarding the implications of government decisions and appointments.
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Kevin Lynch, who was PCO clerk from 2006 to 2009, co-authored a book last year that flagged similar themes.
Don’t repeat mistakes when shrinking public service, warns Jocelyne Bourgon in new book
Canada· 2026-02-24
Kevin Lynch is the former clerk of the Privy Council and deputy minister of Finance and Industry.
Why do we have such extraordinary centralization in the PMO?Canada· 2026-02-18
Kevin Lynch is a former clerk of the Privy Council Office and a co-author of A New Blueprint for Government.
To respond to emerging threats, the RCMP needs to refocus on its core mandate - federal policingCanada· 2025-11-03
Kevin Lynch owed his name to the Norman surname de Lench.
Sinn Féin may reject commemorating the Normans, but there are some suspiciously Saxon names in its ranks – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-08-19
Kevin Lynch is a former deputy minister of finance and former clerk of the Privy Council.
With a new cabinet in place, it’s on to the business of governingCanada· 2025-05-13
Kevin Lynch's principles on urban design are referenced in relation to the 'Hàm cá mập' building.
Phá dỡ 'Hàm cá mập' thế nào
Vietnam· 2025-03-18
Two former Clerks of the Privy Council – Kevin Lynch and Mel Cappe – have recently said the current caretaker government should not be making major announcements.
Trudeau, cabinet to approve dozens of appointments in final days of government, sources sayCanada· 2025-03-06
