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CONFERENCE CENTRE,SECOND LEVELFRONTENACBALLROOMYONGEWELLINGTONQUEEN’S QUAY 1QUEEN’S QUAY 2BAYCOAT CHECKWESCALATORSCONFERENCE CENTRE,STREET LEVELMETRO WESTMETRO EASTMETRO CENTREMESCALATORSGLASS-ENCLOSEDSKYWALKWELEVATORSDOCKSIDE 9DOCKSIDE 8DOCKSIDE 7DOCKSIDE 6DOCKSIDE 5DOCKSIDE 4MCONVENTION LEVEL, HOTELESCALATORSELEVATORSSALON A SALON BPIER 3PIER 2HARBOURBALLROOMSALON CPIER 4MAIN LOBBY, HOTELMARINE ROOMLOWER LEVEL, HOTELPIER 9PIER 5WMDOCKSIDE 1DOCKSIDE 2DOCKSIDE 3PIER 8PIER 7PIER 6LAKEVIEWTERRACEREGATTAQUE EN’S QUAY WESTMETROPOLITAN GRANDBALLROOM– 7 –
PLENARY SESSIONSOPENING PLENARYSponsored by the Government of Ontario.Wednesday, November 14, 8:00pm—10:00pm (Regatta)Welcoming Remarks: Assistant Deputy Minister Janet Mason, Head of Postsecondary Education Division,Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, Province of Ontario.Mason has been Assistant Deputy Minister of the Postsecondary Education Division for the Ministry ofTraining Colleges and Universities since July 26, 2004. Prior to this Mason was Assistant Deputy Minister ofthe Local Government Division with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. Previous positions includeDirector of Housing Policy and Director of Policy for the Ministry of Skills Development. John R. Nay, ConsulGeneral, U.S. Consulate General Toranto, will also deliver welcoming remarks.QUEBEC GOVERNMENT PLENARY BREAKFASTSponsored by le Gouvernement du QuébecThursday, November 15, 7:00am—8:15am (Harbour Ballroom)Featuring:Réal Laporte, President of Hydro-Québec Équipement and President / CEO of SEBJ (Société d’ énergie dela Baie-James)At Hydro-Québec since 1988, Laporte has held a number of positions related to infrastructure projects.As a project manager, he was in charge of all studies and project phases for a number of hydroelectricdevelopment projects. In 2002, Mr. Laporte took on the role of Director – Eastmain Projects at the Sociétéd’énergie de la Baie James (SEBJ). As such, he was responsible for construction of the Eastmain-1hydroelectric development project, and for completion of the studies and acquisition of governmentapprovals for construction of the Eastmain-1-A powerhouse and Rupert diversion project. He becamePresident of Hydro-Québec Équipement and President and CEO of SEBJ on April 15,2005.GOVERNMENT OF CANADA PLENARY LUNCHSponsored by The Government of CanadaThursday, November 15, 12:00noon—2:00pm (Harbour Ballroom)Featuring:Drew Fagan, Assistant Deputy Minister, Strategic Policy and Planning, Department of Foreign Affairs andInternational TradeAppointed Assistant Deputy Minister in July, 2006, Fagan is responsible for policy planning, public diplomacy,consultations with the provinces and territories on international policy and the department’s economicsfunction. Previously, he was Director-General of the Economic Policy Bureau at DFAIT which has responsibilityfor Canada’s participation in the OECD and the G8 and APEC summit processes, and for developing countrypolicy. Fagan joined the Canadian government in 2004 after spending 20 years at The Globe and Mail wherehe was Parliamentary Bureau Chief in Ottawa, Editorial Page Editor and columnist, Foreign Editor, andAssociate Editor of Report on Business, Canada’s primary source for business news.PUBLIC DIPLOMACY PLENARY BREAKFASTFriday, November 16, 7:00am—8:15am (Harbour Ballroom)Featuring:Nicholas J. Giacobbe, Jr., Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Consulate General, Toronto; Roy B. Norton, Minister,Congressional, Public & Intergovernmental Relations, Embassy of Canada, Washington; Linda C.Cheatham, Minister - Counselor for Public Affairs, US Embassy Ottawa, Marvin Schneider, Executive Director,US Relations, Alberta International, Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Relations. Moderators: PatrickJames, University of Southern California, and Douglas Nord, Wright State University.– 8 –
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