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DESCRIPTION:24th MISC Annual Conference: Federalism and Canada's Shifting P
 olitical Landscape | Le fédéralisme et l'évolution du paysage politique au
  Canada\n\nJoin us on March 21st and 22nd for our 24th Annual Conference\,
  which will feature 9 different panels that will be discussing several dif
 ferent issues facing today's Canadians\, and how they relate to federalism
  and our shifting political landscape. Hosted in collaboration with the In
 stitute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP)\, the objective of this year’
 s conference is to improve our understanding of how recent and forthcoming
  provincial elections and other ongoing political trends are likely to imp
 act federalism\, intergovernmental relations and public policy in Canada. 
 More specifically\, the conference addresses the following questions: Firs
 t\, how are recent and forthcoming elections in provinces like Alberta\, B
 C\, Ontario\, and Quebec and related political trends likely to impact deb
 ates over crucial policy issues ranging from trade\, energy policy\, and e
 nvironmental protection to immigration\, and Indigenous affairs? Second\, 
 how will public opinion and the media shape these debates and\, more broad
 ly\, the future of Canadian federalism? Third\, what is the potential impa
 ct of these intergovernmental debates on the next federal elections and pu
 blic policy in Canada?\n\nJoignez-vous à nous les 21 et 22 mars prochain p
 our notre 24ième conférence annuelle\, qui comportera 9 panels différents\
 , qui aborderont des problèmes auxquels font face les Canadiens ainsi que 
 leurs liens avec le fédéralisme et un paysage politique en pleine mutation
 . Les panels comprendront des professionnels anglophones et francophones\,
  ce qui rendra l'événement complètement bilingue et inclura une interpréta
 tion simultanée. Organisée en partenariat avec l’Institut de recherche en 
 politiques publiques (IRPP)\, l’objectif de la conférence de cette année e
 st de mieux comprendre comment les élections provinciales récentes et cell
 es à venir affecteront le fédéralisme\, les relations intergouvernementale
 s et les politiques publiques au Canada. Plus précisément\, la conférence 
 concernera les questions suivantes : Tout d’abord\, comment les élections 
 récentes et à venir dans les provinces de l’Alberta\, de l’Ontario\, de la
  Colombie-Britannique et du Québec sont-elles susceptibles d’affecter les 
 débats concernant des questions de politique publique cruciales telles que
  les accords commerciaux\, les politiques énergétiques\, la protection de 
 l’environnement\, l’immigration et les affaires indigènes? Deuxièmement\, 
 comment l'opinion publique et les médias vont-ils façonner ces débats et\,
  plus largement\, l'avenir du fédéralisme canadien? Finalement\, quel est 
 l’impact potentiel de ces débats intergouvernementaux sur les prochaines é
 lections fédérales et les politiques publiques au Canada?\n\nDidn't have a
  chance to register? Watch the livestream here! \n\n \n\n\nConference Sche
 dule :\n\nThursday March 21\, 2019 \n\n9:00AM - 9:15AM | Opening Words \n
 \n9:15AM - 10:30AM | Provincial Politics\n\nSpeakers: Jean-François Daoust
 \, Melanee Thomas\, Peter Graefe & Richard Johnston\n\nModerator: Graham F
 ox \n\n10:45AM - 12:00PM | Indigenous Reconciliation\n\nSpeakers: Sophie P
 ierre\, Madeleine Redfern & Jennifer Adese\n\nModerator: Janine Elizabeth 
 Metallic\n\n 12:00PM - 1:00PM | Lunch Break \n\n1:00PM - 2:15PM | Immigrat
 ion and Refugees\n\nSpeakers: Debbie Douglas\, Robert Schertzer \n\nModera
 tor: Leslie Seidle\n\n2:30PM - 3:45PM | Trade/NAFTA\n\nSpeakers: Ari Van A
 ssche\, Laura Dawson & Jörg Broschek\n\nModerator: Lingling Zhang\n\n4:00P
 M - 5:15PM | Premiers\n\nSpeakers: Christy Clark\, Bernard Lord & Jean Cha
 rest\n\nModerator: Antonia Maioni\n\n5:30PM | Closing Remarks & Cocktail 
 \n\n \n\nFriday March 22\, 2019\n\n9:00AM - 9:15AM | Opening Words\n\n9:15
 AM - 10:30AM | Federalism and the New Media Environment \n\nSpeakers: Chri
 s Waddell\, Melissa Ridgen\, Heather Scoffield & Alec Castonguay\n\nModera
 tor: Graham Fraser\n\n10:45AM - 12:00PM | Natural Resources and the Enviro
 nment (pt.1) \n\nSponsored by the Max Bell School of Public Policy\n\nSpea
 kers: Tracy Snoddon\, Martin Papillon & Jennifer Winter\n\nModerator: Chri
 s Ragan \n\n12:00PM - 1:00PM | Lunch Break\n\n1:00PM - 2:15PM | Natural Re
 sources and the Environment (pt. 2)\n\nSponsored by the Max Bell School of
  Public Policy \n\nSpeakers: Roxanna Benoit\, Renée Pelletier & Velma McCo
 ll\n\nModerator: Deborah Corber\n\n2:30PM - 3:45PM | Canada's Views of the
  Federation \n\nPartners: Mowat Center\, Canada West Foundation\, Environi
 cs Institute\, Mulroney Institute of Government\, the Chair of Research in
  Canada and Québec Studies (UQÀM)\n\nSpeakers: Keith Neuman & Andrew Parki
 n\n\n4:00PM - 5:00PM | Keynote\n\nKeynote Speaker: Alain Noël\n\n5:00PM | 
 Closing Remarks & Cocktail\n
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LOCATION:3450 McTavish St\, Faculty Club\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E5\, 3
 450 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:24th MISC Annual Conference: Federalism and Canada's Shifting Polit
 ical Landscape
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/misc/channels/event/24th-misc-annual-conference-f
 ederalism-and-canadas-shifting-political-landscape-293944
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