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DESCRIPTION:How Canada will meet its Paris Agreement climate-change commitm
 ents\, while adapting to weather-related changes already impacting the nat
 ion\, is shaping up to be a major issue in the next federal election. Some
  provinces have balked at embracing carbon pricing\, part of Trudeau’s Pan
 -Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change\, while other voice
 s argue the Framework simply doesn’t go far enough. Where should the polic
 y conversation go next\, given the state of the current public and politic
 al debate? Are there some policy solutions that have not been adequately e
 xplored\; some that have been overhyped? \n	 \n	Join us for a conversation m
 oderated by Jennifer Ditchburn\, editor-in-chief of Policy Options magazin
 e. \n\n\nSPEAKERS:\n\n\n	Nancy Olewiler\, Director of and professor in the 
 School of Public Policy at Simon Fraser University\n\n	\n		Nancy Olewiler\, a
 n economist\, is director of and professor in the School of Public Policy 
 at Simon Fraser University. Her areas of research focus on public policy\,
  including energy and climate policy\, regulation and risk\, and transport
 ation. She has published in academic journals\, edited books\, provided re
 ports for governments and written two widely used textbooks. She has serve
 d on several boards of directors and is a member of Canada’s Ecofiscal Com
 mission and the Climate Solutions and Clean Growth Advisory Council for BC
 . She is chair of the Macroeconomic Accounts Advisory Committee at Statist
 ics Canada.\n	\n\n	David McLaughlin\, Director of Climate Change at the Inte
 rnational Institute for Sustainable Development\n\n	\n		David McLaughlin is t
 he International Institute for Sustainable Development’s director of clima
 te change — Canada. With over 30 years of public policy experience\, he is
  a Canadian policy expert on energy\, economy\, environmental and intergov
 ernmental policy issues. In his capacity as a public official\, he has ser
 ved as chief of staff or adviser to several elected officials. In his sust
 ainable development work\, he served as strategic adviser on sustainabilit
 y\, Faculty of Environment\, University of Waterloo (2013 to 2015) and pre
 sident and CEO of the National Round Table on the Environment and the Econ
 omy (2007 to 2012).\n	\n\n	Celine Bak\, Founder and president of Analytica A
 dvisors\n\n	\n		Céline Bak is a global leader on the business impacts of clim
 ate change. She is the founder and president of Analytica Advisors\, an Ot
 tawa-based research and advisory business that promotes clean technology a
 nd innovation. She is also a senior fellow at the International Institute 
 for Sustainable Development\, where she leads research on sustainable fina
 nce with a focus on savers\, investors and workers. She advises organizati
 ons on how to drive ambition and increase flows of sustainable finance by 
 investors and corporations\, and is frequently called upon by major media 
 companies. She was appointed a Knight of France’s National Order of Merit 
 for her contributions in the lead-up to the Paris Agreement. \n	\n\n\n \n
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LOCATION:CA\, ON\, Ottawa\, K1P 1H4\, Rideau Club\, 15th floor\, 99 Bank St
 reet
SUMMARY:Climate Change Policy | Pre-election Breakfast Series
URL:/maxbellschool/channels/event/climate-change-polic
 y-pre-election-breakfast-series-294497
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