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iv Commercial Marine Shipping Accidents: Understanding the Risks in Canada Workshop Participants James R. Parsons (Chair), Academic Director, Marine Institute of Memorial University (St. John’s, NL) Mary R. Brooks (Steering Committee), Professor Emerita, Dalhousie University (Halifax, NS) Michael C. Ircha (Steering Committee), Senior Advisor, Association of Canadian Port Authorities; Adjunct Research Professor, Carleton University (Ottawa, ON); Professor Emeritus and Associate Vice-President (Academic) Emeritus, University of New Brunswick (Fredericton, NB) Francis Wiese (Steering Committee), National Marine Science Lead, Stantec Consulting (Anchorage, AK) Sean Broadbent, Postdoctoral Fellow and Research Director, Environmental Management Planning Group, Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, BC) Rosaline Canessa, Associate Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, and Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Victoria (Victoria, BC) Jackie Dawson, Canada Research Chair in Environment, Society and Policy, and Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Ottawa (Ottawa, ON) Hadi Dowlatabadi, Canada Research Chair in Applied Mathematics and Global Change, Institute for Resources Environment and Sustainability, University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC) Gordon Houston, Proprietor, Gordon Houston & Associates (Vancouver, BC) Raymond W. Johnston, Special Advisor, Chamber of Marine Commerce (Ottawa, ON); President, Green Marine Management Corporation (Québec, QC) Timothy Keane, Senior Manager, Arctic Operations and Projects, Fednav Limited (Montréal, QC) Serge A. Le Guellec, President and General Manager, Transport Desgagnés Inc. (Québec, QC) Jérôme Marty, Science Advisor, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Ottawa, ON) Barbara Neis, FRSC, University Research Professor, Department of Sociology, Memorial University; Senior Research Associate, SafetyNet Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Research (St. John’s, NL) Paul O’Reilly, Senior Vice President, Marsh Canada Limited (Toronto, ON) Ronald Pelot, Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering, and Assistant Dean, Engineering Co-operative Education, Dalhousie University: Associate Scientific Director, MEOPAR NCE (Halifax, NS) Robert Powell, Lead Specialist, Priority Conservation, WWF Canada (Vancouver, BC) Victor M. Santos-Pedro, Former Director, Marine Safety, Transport Canada (Ottawa, ON) Claudio Verconich, Vice President – Marine, Global Special Projects and Underwriting, Liberty International Underwriters, Liberty Mutual Group (Toronto, ON)
Message from the Chair v Message from the Chair The Steering Committee wishes to thank the Clear Seas Centre for Responsible Marine Shipping for asking the Council to undertake this workshop. This report would not have been possible without the expertise and engagement of workshop participants, and all those who took the time to give critical input into the report through the peer-review process and the survey. We would also like to thank Erik Lockhart from the Executive Decision Centre at the Queen’s School of Business for facilitating the workshop. Finally, the Steering Committee would like to thank the Council’s project team for its excellent work throughout this process. Captain Dr. James R. Parsons, Chair Workshop Steering Committee on the Risks of Marine Shipping in Canadian Waters Project Staff of the Council of Canadian Academies Assessment Team: Tijs Creutzberg, Program Director Jennifer Bassett, Research Associate Laura Bennett, Research Associate Rebecca Chapman, Research Associate Suzanne Loney, Research Associate Weronika Zych, Program Coordinator With assistance from: Erik Lockhart, Associate Director, Queen’s University Executive Decision Centre, Workshop Facilitator Jody Cooper, Editorial Consultant François Abraham, Certified Translator, Communications Léon inc., Translation English-French Accurate Design & Communication Inc., Report Design
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