The Canada-United States Law Institute Annual Conference will be held at the law school April 14-16. This year's topic is "Energy Security and Climate Change: A Canada-U.S. Common Approach?" Distinguished participants include: Hon. Gary Doer, Ambassador of Canada to the United States; Hon. David Jacobson, Ambassador of the United States to Canada; and Carl Bauer, Former Director, National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Department of Energy. School of Law Professors Jonathan Adler, Michael Scharf and Daniel Ujczo will also be speaking at the Conference along with many other prominent experts in the field.

This year's conference is the only event that will examine the relationship from a bi-national perspective; provide a comprehensive review of all sectors; examine policy implications at the federal, state, and provincial levels; and discuss funding initiatives that will assist companies in securing the capital needed to develop these projects.

This annual conference has served as the premier forum for addressing the issues confronting the Canada-U.S. relationship. For nearly three decades, the annual conference has united members of the respective governments, corporate leaders, legal practitioners, scholars, and the media in one forum to address issues from security and trade, to energy and the environment. Along the way, the event has fostered the development of longstanding professional linkages and personal friendships on each side of the border.

For more information visit the CUSLI conference page

The Canada-United States Law Institute Annual Conference will be held at the law school April 14-16. This year's topic is "Energy Security and Climate Change: A Canada-U.S. Common Approach?" Distinguished participants include: Hon. Gary Doer, Ambassador of Canada to the United States; Hon. David Jacobson, Ambassador of the United States to Canada; and Carl Bauer, Former Director, National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Department of Energy. School of Law Professors Jonathan Adler, Michael Scharf and Daniel Ujczo will also be speaking at the Conference along with many other prominent experts in the field.

This year's conference is the only event that will examine the relationship from a bi-national perspective; provide a comprehensive review of all sectors; examine policy implications at the federal, state, and provincial levels; and discuss funding initiatives that will assist companies in securing the capital needed to develop these projects.

This annual conference has served as the premier forum for addressing the issues confronting the Canada-U.S. relationship. For nearly three decades, the annual conference has united members of the respective governments, corporate leaders, legal practitioners, scholars, and the media in one forum to address issues from security and trade, to energy and the environment. Along the way, the event has fostered the development of longstanding professional linkages and personal friendships on each side of the border.

For more information visit the CUSLI conference page