Events
The 2005 C. Warren Goldring Lecture on Canada-U.S. Relations
September 12, 2005 // 4:30pm — 7:00pm
Lee H. Hamilton, president and director of the Woodrow Wilson Center, delivered this year's lecture, "Global Realities: American Power in an Uncertain World." He discussed the global challenges confronting U.S. policymakers and their implications for Canada-U.S. relations.
The Impossibility of Conservatism in Canada?
June 23, 2005 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Public Policy Scholar Stephen Brooks examined the reasons behind the "impossibility of conservatism in Canada" and discussed the resulting impact on Canada-U.S. relations.
BorderLines Toronto
June 23, 2005 // 8:00am — 12:30pm
In this installment of the BorderLines conference series, three panels of experts gathered in Toronto, Ontario to discuss the policy challenges facing city regions in North America, with a particular focus on urban competitiveness and prosperity.
Promise and Peril: Canada-U.S. Trade Policy
June 15, 2005 // 5:00am — 6:00am
The Canada Institute and Canada25 hosted a roundtable discussion on Canada-U.S. trade policy in which speakers addressed the current challenges for policymakers on both sides of the border.
Competition for Commodities: China and the North American Response
June 10, 2005 // 8:00am — 11:00am
The Canada Institute and Program on Science, Technology, America and the Global Economy hosted a roundtable discussion on the response of Canada and the United States to China's growing role in the global competition for commodities.
Bedding the Elephant: Canada-U.S. Relations after 9/11
May 18, 2005 // 9:00am — 11:00am
At a roundtable discussion on the evolution of Canada-U.S. relations beyond bilateral trade and security relations, Michael Hart presented his research as an introduction to a broader discussion on the outlook for the bilateral relationship in light of recent political and economic developments in Canada and the United States, which included panelists Charles Doran, Gary Hufbauer, and Dwight Mason.
The Security of Continental Natural Gas Supply
March 21, 2005 // 7:30am — 9:00am
The Canada Institute held its 3rd U.S.-Canada energy forum in conjunction with the Canadian Centre for Energy Information. This conference focused on the security of natural gas supply in North America with six speakers who presented their views on the challenges of improving the security of continental natural gas supply.
U.S. Counter-Insurgency in the Philippines: Lessons for Iraq?
March 08, 2005 // 5:00pm — 7:00pm
Woodrow Wilson Center Fellow Brian McAllister Linn presented his research, which drew parallels between the challenges the U.S. military forces confronted in the Philippines at the beginning of the 20th century and those they are encountering in Iraq presently.
Security and Sovereignty: Renewing NORAD
March 07, 2005 // 8:00am — 11:00pm
The launch of Security and Sovereignty: Renewing NORAD, the third issue of the Canada Institute's One Issue, Two Voices publication series was accompanied by a discussion that provided relevant analysis of the current issues surrounding NORAD renewal, the recent events in the ballistic missile defense (BMD) debate, and U.S.-Canadian defense relations.
Minority Government in Canada
February 22, 2005 // 8:30am — 10:00am
With the first minority government in more than 25 years, a new generation of Canadians is dealing with the implications of this situation for policy debates and activities regarding electoral reform, health care, U.S.-Canada relations, global warming, national defense, and trade. Participants discussed the constraints and opportunities posed by minority government in Canada.
