PNWER 26th Annual Summit
Calgary, Alberta
July 17-21, 2016
DRAFT Working Group Planning Sheet
Sunday, July 12
11:30am - 7:00pm | Registration |
11:30am - 7:00pm | Welcome Café - Upper Atrium. Meet your fellow delegates, learn about Big Sky’s fun activities, and enjoy coffee and snacks. - Hosted by NBAR and Wilks Ranch |
12:00pm - 1:00pm | Executive Board Lunch - Invitation Only - Talus |
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm | Executive Committee Meeting - Open to all -Talus |
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm | Congressional Welcome - featuring the Hon. Steve Daines, Senator of Montana, Hon. Steve Tester, Senator of Montana (via video) - Huntley Dining Room Hosted by University of Montana and NelsonMullins |
6:00 pm - 8:30 pm | Welcome Reception hosted by University of Montana and NelsonMullins - Huntley Dining Room |
9:00 pm | Hospitality Suite hosted by ExxonMobil - Whiskey Jack’s |
Monday, July 13
7:00am - 5:00pm | Registration - Lower Atrium, Big Sky Resort |
7:30am - 5:00pm | Northwest Territories Welcome Lounge - Upper Atrium Enjoy NWT territories hospitality and learn about the adventures awaiting you at the 2015 Legislative Leadership Academy and Economic Leadership Forum in Yellowknife, November 15-18, 2015. |
7:30am - 9:00am | Opening Ceremonies and Keynote Breakfast featuring Matthew Rose, Executive Chairman, BNSF - Missouri Ballroom Hosted by BNSF |
9:15am - 12pm | Concurrent Morning Sessions Expanding Natural Gas Markets, Transportation, Workforce Development, Invasive Species, Cyber Security & Disaster Resilience Coffee break hosted by Century Link |
Session I - Monday Morning | Expanding Natural Gas Markets Co-chairs: Ian Burkheimer, Director of Business Development, Plum Energy & Representative Caddy McKeown, Oregon State Legislature Hosted by AltaLink, Capital Power, and Fortis BC What is the resource? Overview of the resource. Supply, demand, prices, etc. What are concerns of the region’s legislators?
NW Energy Supply and Asia markets
How do we ensure Natural Gas is responsibly produced and regulated? Government Best Practice
What are the opportunities for our region?: Mining
Transportation
LNG Exports
Action Item Discussion |
Session 2 - Monday Morning | Transportation - Mammoth Co-chairs: Bruce Agnew, Director, Cascadia Center & Senator Chuck Winder, Idaho State Legislature Hosted by CN Idaho Trucking Initiative
Rail Safety and Capacity Status of Industry Initiatives for Rail Capacity Issues, Policies and Availability
Oil Tank Car Regulatory Status and Future Capacity Shortfalls What are the challenges and processes for increasing oil car safety? What does the law say? What is the status of current laws or oil tank car regulations and other regulatory concerns and issue?
Economic Impact of Railways
Discussion including Legislative Response
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Session 3 - Monday Morning | Workforce Development - Dunraven/Obsidian Co-chairs: Representative Mike Cuffe, Montana State Legislature & Shawna Argue, Former President, APEGS Hosted by ASET and ASTTBC Ways education is influencing the regional economy and identifying workforce development opportunities that can enhance, attract or create more businesses. Best practices from the Washington State Centers of Excellence
Challenges and opportunities for professional license mobility in the region.
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Session 4 - Monday Morning Session 5 - Monday Morning | Invasive Species - Gibbon/Lamar Co-chairs: Senator Arnie Roblan, Oregon State Legislature & Dr. Mark Sytsma, Associate Vice President for Research, Portland State University Update on Regional Legislation and Current Gaps in Legislation United States
Canada
A Regional Framework to Prevent the Spread of Zebra and Quagga Mussels into the Pacific Northwest: An update on the PNWER Regional Plan for coordination against the spread of invasive mussels
Discussion: Implementing the Regional Framework What will it take to fulfill the recommendations of the framework? How can Canada be better integrated into this plan? What resources are available? What can be done with the resources that already exist? Moderated by Lisa DeBruyckere Easing Action: A Perspective from Jurisdictions that have Addressed Mussel Infestations
Legislative Response and Roundtable Discussion on Next Steps for the Framework Mussel Sniffing Dogs Cindy Sawchuk, AIS Operations Lead, Dog Handler, Alberta Environment and Parks Aimee Hurt, Director Of Operations for Working Dogs for Conservation Cyber Security & Disaster Resilience - Cheyanne Co-chairs: Eric Holdeman, Director, Center for Disaster Resilience, Pacific NorthWest Economic Region, John Gordnier, Consultant, Practical Solutions Intelligence Law & Randy Middlebrook, Protective Security Advisor, U.S. Department of Homeland Security Hosted by Idaho National Laboratory Working Session Emerging Threats in Cyber Security Federal, State, and Private Sector partners discuss their strategy to foster partnerships for information sharing on the dynamic threat picture of cybersecurity. What information sharing mechanism is working best in their respective discipline? Where are the gaps when it comes to the cyber threat mitigation and where can the process be improved? The panel welcomes your questions and input to the discussion to help prevent the next cyber-attack on a business or infrastructure system.
Drones, Body Cameras & the Law This session will explore the efforts of the legislative and judicial systems to adjust privacy concepts to the "digital/metadata" age of communications. New technology solutions are being rapidly fielded. This session will explore the potential consequences of these developments on the need for use of UAVs [drones], body cameras, ALPRs [automated license plate readers] and other data collection technologies to be accompanied by laws and policies addressing privacy. An interactive workshop aimed at developing the outlines of such policies will be incorporated.
Canadian Senate Report on Terrorism
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12:15pm - 2:15pm | Keynote Luncheon Featuring the Honourable Steve Bullock, Governor of Montana, Welcome from Dr. Royce Engstrom, University of Montana hosted by Northwestern Energy - Missouri Ballroom |
2:30pm - 5:30pm | Concurrent Afternoon Sessions Energy, Market Access, Agriculture, Invasive Species, Arctic Caucus, & Forestry Coffee break hosted by Montana Farm Bureau |
Session I-Monday Afternoon | Energy - Talus Co-chairs: Senator Cliff Larsen, Montana State Legislature & Gary Weilinger, Vice President, External Affairs, Spectra Energy Hosted by Calumet Montana Refining, Phillips 66, and Denbury Carbon Capture from oil refining Best Practices in Enhanced Oil Recovery
Carbon Capture from Post-Combustion Coal (Boundary dam produces less than 1/4 of the emissions of most natural gas electrical generation facilities) -Progress of CCS in Saskatchewan -Update on the first six months of operations on the World’s first commercial Carbon Capture and Storage facility on a coal plant.
Communicating with the public. “How to connect energy infrastructure with core values?”
EPA Clean Power Plan: Challenges and Opportunities for the Region -What is at stake for Montana under the proposed Clean Power Plan? -What process do we envision for drafting a compliance plan to submit under the Clean Power Plan? -What challenges and opportunities do we see under the Clean Power Plan?
-What is the role of advanced energy in Clean Power Plan compliance? -Reliability: How much of a concern should this be for states & provinces? -What are cost-effective measures states can take for CPP compliance?
Transmission Panel
Discussion on Action Items |
Session 2 - Monday Afternoon
| Market Access - Mammoth Co-chairs: Scott Rudderham, Senior Vice President, Operations, Canpotex Ltd. & Rep. Gael Tarleton, Washington Hosted by SSA Marine, Canpotex, and Devon Canada Moving product to market is increasingly becoming complex procedure as companies vie to sell their products around the world. The session during this years’ summit examines some of the regulatory hurdles that firms face in establishing port facilities to handle cargo, and the relationships that they develop and maintain that are invaluable to their success. Welcome and Introductions
Terminal Operators
Tribal
Discussion and Action Items
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Session 3 - Monday Afternoon | Agriculture - Huntly Lodge Dining Co-chairs: Patrick J. Kole, Vice President, Legal & Government Affairs, Idaho Potato Commission & Larry Doke, MLA, Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan Hosted by United Grain Corporation Regional Transportation Challenges Impacting Agriculture Markets Overview of regional transportation issues impacting the agriculture sector. (rail capacity, port capacity, trucking issues, port slow down) What is the economic impact and how can we better coordinate collectively to accommodate increasing demand? What opportunities exist to better coordinate?
Cross-Border Harmonization How the US and Canada are organized in public and private sector efforts to provide for research, market development and promotion programs. For instance, Canada and the US are undertaking reviews of food safety regulations, are there opportunities for alignment?
Social License Issues Impacting the Agriculture Sector Many new standards have arisen within the agriculture sector that are not government mandated.These include; GMO labeling, humane certifications, animal welfare rating, responsibly grown designation, etc. How do these new standards affect consumers, producers and retailers? How are these standards created and enforced? How are these changing the way producers and retailers do business? How do these impact the way consumers shop?
Discussion on Action Items |
Session 4 - Monday Afternoon Session 5 - Monday Afternoon Session 6 - Monday Afternoon | Invasive Species - Continued from morning session, Gibbon/Lamar Co-chairs: Oregon State Senator Arnie Roblan & Dr. Mark Sytsma, Vice President for Research, Portland State University Emerging Concerns and Best Practices for Coordinated Response Emerald Ash Borer
Emerging Issues in the Region and their Biological Impact
New Zealand Mud Snails
Fisheries impact of flowering rush
Biocontrol efforts on flowering rush
Innovations in Inspection and Control: Mussel Sniffing Dogs
Changing Mentality towards Prevention and EDRR
Working Session: Enhancing Communication Among Existing Regional Invasive Species Partnerships This facilitated working session will provide an opportunity for stakeholders from throughout the region to discuss how the region can advance communication among existing invasive species groups, from state and provincial invasive plant and species councils, to the Columbia River Basin, and Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. The session will incorporate the invasive species councils to discuss the best ways for the various councils to interact with and update each other, and the possibility of a meeting between the councils in the future. We will also discuss what PNWER’s role should be in facilitating regional invasive species responses. Forestry - Dunraven/Obsidian Co-chairs: Tom Partin, President, American Forest Resource Council & Senator Chas Vincent, Montana State Legislature Hosted by Interfor Federal Forest Policy and Funding Fire Management
Forest Management in British Columbia Major forest management issues in British Columbia and policy responses to these issues; mountain pine beetle, climate change, changing industry demographics and more.
Marketing Through Technology and Policy Advancing the use of timber products in tall buildings by exploring new technology in engineered wood products. Looking at ways to align building codes in the region to allow the construction of taller wood-framed buildings.
Panel Discussion: Collaborative Management Solutions for Forest Health, Fire Resistance and Economic Vitality Question and answer session on the toughest issues facing Northwest forests: fires, pests, funding sustainable management and infrastructure needs. Perspectives from partners on innovative collaborative projects and forward-looking state initiatives.
Discussion and Action Items Arctic Caucus - Gibbon Co-Chairs: Senator Lesil McGuire, Alaska State Legislature; Representative Bob Herron, Alaska State Legislature; Hon. Stacey Hassard, Yukon Legislative Assembly; and Hon. David Ramsay, Minister of Justice, Minister of Industry, Tourism and Investment, Government of the Northwest Territories, Current President of PNWER Introductions Update on Caucus activities
Northern Transportation Systems
2015 Winter Meeting
Pass the gavel to Minister Ramsay incoming PNWER Arctic Caucus Chair
Next Steps and Action Items moving forward |
6:30pm - 9:00pm | Reception - Peaks Pavilion (tent behind Snowcrest Lodge). Featuring the music of the Lone Mountain Trio. Hosted by Imperial Oil |
9:00pm | Hospitality Suite hosted by Enbridge - Whiskey Jack’s |
Tuesday, July 14
7:00am - 5:00pm | Registration - Big Sky Resort |
7:30am - 5:00pm | Northwest Territories Welcome Lounge - Upper Atrium Enjoy NWT territories hospitality and learn about the adventures awaiting you at the 2015 Legislative Leadership Academy and Economic Leadership Forum in Yellowknife, November 15-18, 2015. |
7:30am - 9:00am | Keynote Breakfast featuring His Excellency Bruce Heyman, U.S. Ambassador to Canada hosted by HDR - Missouri Ballroom |
9:15am - 12:15pm | Concurrent Morning Sessions Energy & Environment, Mining, Border Issues, Water Policy & Cross-border Livestock Health I Coffee Break hosted by Eide Bailey |
Session I - Tuesday Morning | Energy & Environment - North Mammoth Co-chair: Paul Manson, Chairman, Sea Breeze Power Corp. Hosted by Cenovus Energy and Plum Creek |
Session 2 - Tuesday Morning | Introductions Roadmap to Resilient, Net-Zero Buildings in the Pacific Northwest Energy efficiency encourages jobs, affordability, competitiveness and resiliency throughout the Pacific Northwest. To address the challenges of energy affordability, sustainability, climate adaptation, and economic development, PNWER is developing a Roadmap to Resilient, NetZero Buildings and Deep Energy Retrofits by 2030.
Andrew Pape-Salmon, P.Eng., MRM, Associate, Senior Specialist – Energy RDH Building Engineering Ltd.
Our stakeholder network and steering committee leverages the deep knowledge, expertise, and innovation of our region to help identify and develop the strategies appropriate for their jurisdictions, including, but not limited to, providing input on education initiatives, tax policy, standards, programs, and other market-driven solutions. Key influencers come from a variety of backgrounds and include
Who should be included in our network? How do we most effectively leverage their expertise? Industry Perspective Panel
Legislative Perspective Panel Discussion on Next Steps Utility of the Future: Panel discussion on the tools for policy makers, regulators, and utilities to cost effectively integrate distributed energy resources (DER), e.g., solar, demand response, EV charging, distributed generation, and storage. · Ken Nichols, Principal, EQL ENERGY - Results of recent paper for Western Interstate Energy Board on some of the regulatory and policy steps needed in the Pacific Northwest to incorporate DER into utility planning and operations. - How the existing PNW institutions/utilities and policies that have achieved world-renowned results in energy efficiency can be marshalled to take advantage of emerging DER opportunities.
· Dr. Ron Melton, Director of the Pacific Northwest Smart Grid Demonstration (PNSGD) project, PNNL - Results of the PNSGD project - How Transactive Energy works
· Washington State University’s Energy Systems Innovation Center Q&A Session Discuss Action Items Mining - South Mammoth Co-chairs: Senator John Coghill, Alaska State Legislature & Tammy Johnson, Executive Director, Montana Mining Association Hosted by the Association of Mineral Exploration BC and Teck Introductions Responsible Mining: Best Practices Panel Positives steps British Columbia has undertaken for mine safety
Overview of S.409 revise metal mine laws in Montana Montana’s mining industry proposed, and assisted in securing the passage of, new statutory requirements governing Montana’s tailing storage facilities. The new law is progressive in concept, comprehensive in scope and definitive.
Areas of regional cooperation for mine safety
Industry Experience: Sustainable Mining Program
First Nation perspective on responsible mining best practices
Group Discussion on how jurisdictions could move forward on mining regulations Next Steps and Working Group Action Items |
Session 3 - Tuesday Morning | Border Issues - Huntley Co-chairs: Senator John Brenden, Montana State Legislature & Dr. Laurie Trautman, Associate Director, Border Policy Research Institute Hosted by Canpotex and CAPP Where are we in the Beyond the Border Process? On February 4, 2011, President Obama and Prime Minister Harper announced the United States-Canada joint declaration, Beyond the Border: A Shared Vision for Perimeter Security and Economic Competitiveness. This announcement established a clear vision and specific agreed upon principles to guide this ground breaking process. Using the original principles from the declaration as a guide, how do we rate the implementation of the Action Plan? Where does it fall short? What still is lacking? Where does this process go over the next 18 months?
PNWER Pre-Clearance Implementation Task Force At the PNWER Winter meeting in Seattle, a Pre-Clearance Task Force was established to provide specific feedback and input to CBSA and CBP regarding the implementation process of the pending global pre-clearance agreement. What recommendations have been provided and what is the status of the implementation of the agreement?
Case Study on a specific Border Issue – In the past, farmers along the border in Montana have been able to place orders for repair parts and send a local rep across the border to pick up multiple orders in Saskatchewan and return to Montana to distribute the local orders to neighbors. This is no longer possible. How can we work with federal border agencies to find a practical solution?
Borders in Globalization (BIG) BIG is an international partnership of academics and practitioners in border studies, governance and management collaborating on a range of research agendas to formulate policy recommendations related to borders. Research has begun examining several specific areas including labor migration, environmental management, and security frameworks.
Inland Border Issues impacting Alberta and Montana As part of the broader BIG project, detailed work has been done to assess the nature of flows across the Montana-Alberta border, exploring recent trends in the movement of labor, goods, and capital. What are the specific policy recommendations to address these issues impacting inland northwest borders? What is being overlooked that demands investigation?
Action Items Discussion
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Session 4 - Tuesday Morning Session 5 - Tuesday Morning | Water Policy - Gibbon/Lamar Co-chairs: Senator Jim Honeyford, Washington State Senate & David Hill, Centres and Institutes and Research Advocacy (CIRA) University of Lethbridge Water Supply-Water Storage-Adaptation Securing Water for Agricultural Production
Developing new levels of partnership and collaboration of water storage facilities throughout the region
Identifying new funding sources to support water infrastructure
Economic Impact (Value) of Water
Water Compacts: How to Protect Water in States and Provinces
Q&A Session
Cross-Border Livestock Health Session I- Dunraven Co-chairs: Dr. Marty Zaluski, Montana State Veterinarian & Dr. Larry Delver, Alberta Beef Producers
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12:30pm - 1:45pm | Keynote Luncheon hosted by Cloud Peak Energy and Blue Cross, Blue Shield |
2:00pm - 5:30pm | Policy Tour - All delegates are invited to join a complementary policy tour of local area industry and attractions. In the registration process, select your first choice. All tours will meet at the Evening Reception. If you are not participating on tour, secure your bus to MOR during registration. Buses will depart promptly at 2:00pm from the Huntley Loop. Innovation: Bozeman’s Hi-Tech Industry Cluster & MSU’s Research Success Agriculture: Developing Agriculture from Seed to Table Craft Malting, Distilling, and Brewing Tourism: Economics of National Park Tourism Trade and Economic Development: Recreation Manufacturing Exploring Water Policy in a Multi-issue Watershed |
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm | Museum of the Rockies Reception - hosted by Montana State University. Welcome from Dr. Waded Cruzado, President, Montana State University. Transportation to Bozeman provided from Big Sky Resort and policy tour locations. You must pre-register for transportation. Buses will return back to Big Sky Resort at 7:45pm, 8:15pm, 8:30pm and 9:00pm. |
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm | Hospitality Suite hosted by Spectra Energy - Whiskey Jack’s |
Wednesday, July 15
7:00am - 5:00pm | Registration - Big Sky Resort |
7:30am - 5:00pm | Northwest Territories Welcome Lounge - Upper Atrium Enjoy NWT territories hospitality and learn about the adventures awaiting you at the 2015 Legislative Leadership Academy and Economic Leadership Forum in Yellowknife, November 15-18, 2015. |
7:30am - 9:00am | Keynote Breakfast featuring Sam Schulhofer-Wohl, Senior Vice President and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis hosted by the Washington Corporations - Missouri Ballroom |
9:15am - 12:15pm | Concurrent Morning Sessions Cross-border Livestock Health II, Trade & Economic Development, Tourism, Arctic Caucus, Higher Education & Innovation, Public and Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Development Coffee break hosted by The Butchart Gardens |
11:00am - 12:00pm | Executive Committee |
Session I - Wednesday Morning Session 2 - Wednesday Morning Session 3 - Wednesday Morning Session 4 - Wednesday Morning | Trade & Economic Development - Talus Co-chairs: Dan Ashton, MLA, British Columbia & Webb Brown, President/CEO, Montana Chamber of Commerce Hosted by PPL Montana Private sector led state business planning initiatives; what can we learn from each other? - How has private sector participated in your statewide planning effort? - How do you engage state/federal/local elected officials? - What are your top 3 goals, and how will you measure success? - What are common elements that go beyond your state? Panelists:
Presentation on Potential tool for regional collaboration: The Washington Business Alliance Metrics Explorer
Plan Washington Metrics Explorer - Tool for discussion Discussion
New Innovations and Opportunities in Attracting Capital to Regional Economic Development Strategies - Briefly describe your initiative - How has your program been successful and how do you measure success? - What opportunities do you see in this region to collaborate?
Discussion Side Event: Two-hour follow-up meeting on innovative financing and a discussion on developing a regional strategy will be held in the afternoon following the luncheon plenary in room TBD
Co-chairs: Dave Cowen, General Manager of Butchart Gardens & Meg O’Leary, Director, Montana Department of Commerce Hosted by Alaska Airlines Introduction Opportunities to market winter tourism in the region.
Update on Past PNWER Tourism Progress Norpass, First Nations Tourism, Sichuan Visa.
Tourism’s Economic Impact in the PNWER Region
Discussion: Leveraging Tourism Marketing in the PNWER region How can PNWER can leverage other tourism promotions and initiatives in the region?
Panel Discussion: Passenger Rail Tourism in the PNWER Region Explore opportunities to expand rail tourism across the PNWER region and improve connections with other means of transportation. Examples of flourishing rail tourism programs and how they were built. Challenges to growing and maintaining rail tourism.
Unlocking Marine Tourism Potential in the Region Showcasing different methods of marine tourism, their economic impact and examples of successful advocacy work with elected officials.
Preclearance and its Potential Effect on Tourism Update on the US-Canada preclearance agreement requirements for facilities and progress of the agreement as it moves through Canadian and US legislatures prior to implementation.
Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Development Co-chairs: Sen. Chuck Winder, Idaho and Bruce Agnew, Cascadia Center Hosted by the Consulate General of Canada This session will provide an informative introduction to Public-Private Partnerships (P3s), share case studies of successful partnerships, and explore how P3s can benefit infrastructure development throughout the PNWER region. Welcome and Introductions
A Primer on Public Private Partnerships
The P3 Experience: Perspectives on the Benefits and Implementation of Public Private Partnerships
Case Study: Transportation
Case Study: Water
Public-Private Partnership Discussion Are states considering P3s? How does this fit with the current financing models? What lessons can be taken from Canada’s success with P3s? Discussion and Action Items Cross-Border Livestock Health II - Dunraven/Obsidian Co-chairs: Dr. Marty Zaluski, Montana State Veterinarian & Dr. Larry Delver, Alberta Beef Producer Avian Influenza Wildlife Reservoirs and Minimizing Trade Restrictions Avian Influenza – USDA-APHIS response activities
Avian Influenza – Minimizing Trade Restrictions
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Session 5 - Wednesday Morning | Higher Education & Innovation - Lamar Co-chair: Dr. Waded Cruzado, President, Montana State University “Using Innovation and Entrepreneurship to Make a Difference” Technology Transfer: Key way universities impact the economies of our regions
“Montana’s Investment in University Research for Economic Development.”
A panel discussion on the Montana Legislature’s funding of university research. Panelists will include representatives from Montana State University, the University of Montana, and the Montana Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education.
Executive Committee Meeting - starts at 10:30 am |
12:30pm - 2:15 pm | Keynote Luncheon featuring Sue Saarnio, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Canada, Mexico and Regional Economic Policy and Denis Stevens, Deputy Head of Mission, Canadian Embassy hosted by MDU Resources and Lighthouse Resources - Missouri Ballroom |
2:30 pm - 5:30 pm | Working Group Afternoon Sessions Cross-border Livestock Health III |
2:30 pm - 5:30 pm | Executive Committee Meeting - Gibbon |
2:30 pm - 5:30 pm | Policy Tours: Beehive Basin Hike - resort clusters and expanded economies Whitewater Rafting Open Space Fishing |
Session I- Wednesday Afternoon | Cross-Border Livestock Health III - Dunraven/Obsidian Co-chairs: Dr. Marty Zaluski, Montana State Veterinarian & Dr. Larry Delver, Alberta Beef Producers Import and Export Policies CFIA Import Permit Delays – effect on US and Canada livestock producers
Update on Veterinary Export Health Certification System (VEHCS)
Update on Electronic Exchange of Export Certificates (EEEC) Pilot
2015 Action Items Discussion/Closing Comments |
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm | Engineering and Geoscience Regulators Reception hosted by APEGS and APEGBC - Huntley |
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm | Hospitality Suite hosted by Shell - Whiskey Jack’s |
Thursday, July 16
8:00am | Optional Continental Breakfast - Hosted by TransCanada |
9:00 am - 5:00 pm | Montana Energy Policy Tour
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9:00 am - 5:00 pm | Day Trip to Yellowstone National Park
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