BC Chamber Executive Luncheon with Brian Burke
August 10th, 2007 at the Fairmont Water Front   Photos




BC Chamber Energy Summit 2006

February 22-23, 2006

BC Chamber Energy Survey Results

 

Panel Session

Emerging Opportunities

1.  Jim Russel, President, Enbridge Gateway Pipeline Inc.
   
   
2.  Tony Palmer, VP, Alaska Business Development, TransCanada
   
   
3.  Doug Little, VP, Customer & Strategy Development, BC Transmission Corporation
   
   
4.  Gary Weilinger, VP and President BC Pipeline and Field Services Division, Duke Energy Gas Transmission

 

B.C.'s Future Energy Policy

1. Greg Reimer, Deputy Energy Minister, Government of Britsh Columbia
   
   
2.  Tim McEwan, Executive Director, Britsh Columbia Progress Board
   
   
3.  Doug Allen, Sage Group Management Consultants

 

Energy Conservation

1. Steve Hobson, Manager, Power Smart
   
   
2.  Christine Schuh, Director - Sustainable Business Solutions, PricewaterhouseCoopers
   
   
3.  David Bodnar, Director of Community, Aboriginal & Government Affairs, Terasen

 

Potential of the B.C.'s Northeast

1. Richard Dunn, VP, Business Services for the Canadian Foothills, EnCana
   
   
2.  Paul Wieringer, Executive Director, Ministry of Eenrgy, Mines and Petroleum Resources
   
   
3.  Bill Clapperton, VP, Regulatory, Stakeholder & Environmental Affairs, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd

 

BC Chamber Transportation Summit 2006

BC Chamber Transportation Poll Results 

Panel Session
Moving People

By connecting our communities, countries and continents, transportation systems allow British Columbia entrepreneurs and executives the freedom to move, to experience and to communicate. Ultimately, that is how we will reach our potential - both as a province and as a world trading entity that's home to a robust, thriving economy and a healthy, happy society.

1.  Suromitra Sanatani, Vice President, Partnerships B.C.
   
2.  Pat Jacobsen, CEO, TransLink
   
3.  David Gillen, Director, Centre for Transportation Studies, University of British Columbia

Moving Goods

British Columbia's business community is thriving and growing thanks to an expanding world trade market and a clear commitment to meeting the challenges of a new age. Key among those challenges is ensuring we have a modern transportation system that efficiently connects businesses here to suppliers, partners and customers around the globe

1.  Peter Marshall, Sr. VP Western Canada, CN
   
2. Ian May, Chairman, Western Canadian Shippers' Coalition
   
3.  Paul Landry, President & CEO, B.C Truckers' Association
   
4.  Jane O'Hagan, Vice President, Strategy and External Affairs, CP

The Gateway

If we are to capitalize on the opportunities before us, we must understand British Columbia's role as a gateway for the world's goods, people and services. We must act now to support this critical gateway function by ensuring we have the transportation links in place to connect us to the world - and to connect the world to businesses here at home.

1.  Don Krusel, Pres. & CEO, Prince Rupert Port Authority
   
2. Gordon Houston, Pres. & CEO, Vancouver Port Authority
   
3.  Larry Berg, Pres. & CEO, Vancouver Airport Authority
   
4.  Mike Proudfoot, Executive Director Gateway Project

 

Provincial Government Gateway Announcement

 Premier Launches Gateway Project

 Key Projects

 Timelines

 Gateway Project Definition Report Executive Summary

For a full copy of the Gateway Project Definition Report, visit;

 http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/gateway/reports/Gateway_PDR_013106.pdf