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Appendix 5 – Members, Staff and Advisors Task force Members: Hon. Lloyd Axworthy (Chair), Director and CEO, Liu Centre for the Study of Global Issues, University of British Columbia Jim Carr, President, Business Council of Manitoba Maureen Hancharyk, President, Manitoba Nurses Union Michael Spence, Mayor, Town of Churchill Elaine Cowan, President, The Anokiiwin Group David Runnalls, President, International Institute for Sustainable Development Jack Dubois, Chairman, Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation Christine Hamblin, Keystone Agricultural Producers, farmer Staff: Terry Duguid, Executive Director and Ex-Officio task force Member (Chair, Manitoba Clean Environment Commission) John Spacek, Project Director (Senior Director, Manitoba Transportation and Government Services) Juliane Schaible, Senior Advisor (Industry Consultant, Manitoba Industry, Trade and Mines) Rory Grewar, Jim Potten and Joyce Mueller (seconded by the Manitoba Clean Environment Commission) John Drexhage, Shawna Curtis, Jo-Ellen Parry, Victoria Kellett (assigned by the International Institute for Sustainable Development) The Manitoba Climate Change Task Force gratefully acknowledges the Departments of Transportation and Government Services as well as Industry, Trade and Mines for the assignment of staff to the Manitoba Climate Change Task Force Secretariat. Contributors: The task force members wish to acknowledge the extensive contributions of people and resources by the provincial government departments, agencies and crown corporations that participated through the Interdepartmental Working Group. The Interdepartmental Working Group, chaired by Bryan Gray of Manitoba Conservation, provided critical information and ideas throughout the process. The Group included: Christine Burton, Community & Economic Development Committee; David Chadwick, Aboriginal & Northern Affairs; John Drexhage, IISD; Jane Gray, Executive Council; Bill Hamlin, Manitoba Hydro; Glen Holmes, Manitoba Conservation; Shaun Loney, Finance; Grant McVicar, Manitoba Conservation; Juliane Schaible, Industry, Trade and Mines; John Spacek, Transportation and Government Services; Bryan Yusishen, Agriculture and Food; and Terry Zdan, Transportation and Government Services. Contributions were also received with great appreciation from: Wilf Falk, Manitoba Bureau of Statistics; Dr. Christine Kaszycki, Industry, Trade and Mines; Michael Rennie, Finance; Alf Warkentin, Manitoba Conservation; and Deirdre Zebrowski, Manitoba Conservation. 61
62 MCCTF Report 2001 — Manitoba and Climate Change: Investing in our future Also instrumental in the task force’s work were staff members of the International Institute for Sustainable Development, namely Heather Creech, Stuart Slayen, Jason Manaigre, Graham Ashford, Jennifer Castleden, Dennis Cunningham, Chantal Guertin, and Allen Tyrchniewicz. This Winnipeg-based organization has an outstanding reputation around the world for its work in climate change, and is an exceptionally valuable asset for Manitoba and Canada. Other notable contributors of constructive ideas, information and assistance were Don Shields, former Dean of Engineering at the University of Manitoba; Ken Beeson, Managing Director of Public Policy Management in Vancouver; and Bill Freedman, Dalhousie University. Financial support for the task force was provided by the government of Manitoba through its Climate Change Action Fund. The task force is also grateful for financial and technical assistance from The Hon. Ron Duhamel and his officials at Western Economic Diversification in the Manitoba region.
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