Past Event! Note: this event has already taken place.
Policy Workshop: A Canada-EU Free Trade Agreement: Public Good or Private Interest?
October 28, 2010 at 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Location: | Senate Room (6th Floor) Robertson Hall |
Cost: | Free |
Workshop Program and Biographies of speakers
Commentary: Free trade with Europe will not destroy 150,000 jobs (a response to Jim Stanford’s/CAW Report) By Patrick Leblond, University of Ottawa
Panel 1 Comments:
‘CETA –Public Good or Private Interest?’ By Kurt Huebner, University of British Columbia
CETA: Public Good or Private Interest? By Scott Sinclair, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Podcast: “Canada-EU CETA: public good or private interest?” by Scott Sinclair
Negotiations for a CETA between the EU and Canada Presentation by Rafal Lapkowski and Fred Kingston, EU Delegation to Canada
Panel 2:
CETA: Public Services and Procurement Remarks by David Long, Carleton University
Panel 3:
Out of Equilibrium: The Impact of Canada-EU Free Trade in the Real World Presentation by Jim Stanford, Canadian Auto Workers
Canada’s “Missing” Trade with the European Union Presentation by Louis Thériault, Conference Board of Canada
Podcast: “Canada’s Missing Trade with the EU” by Louis Thériault
Panel 4:
A Canada–E.U. Free Trade Agreement: Public Good or Private Interest? Presentation By Teresa Healy, Canadian Labour Congress
Podcast: “Labour impacts of a Canada-EU trade deal” by Teresa Healy
Additional Podcasts:
Podcast: “What would a Canada-EU trade deal mean for environmental regulation in Canada?” by Inger Weibust, Carleton University
Podcast: “Environmental impacts of a Canada-EU trade deal” by Janet Eaton, Sierra Club of Canada
Podcast: “The Canada-EU trade deal: impacts on public services, water, and democracy” by Larry Brown, National Union of Public and General Employees
Podcast: “Canada’s dysfunctional trade strategy and Canada-EU trade negotiations” by Hon. Peter Julian, Member of Parliament (Burnaby-New Westminster)