Chantal Morissette
Ville de Montréal
Blue Cities 2016 – Mayors Panel
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Blue Cities 2016 – Canadian Panel
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Blue Cities 2016 – International Panel
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Bernadette Conant
Welcome Remarks
Rob Andrews
Ontario Clean Water Agency
Susan Ancel
EPCOR Water Services
Mayor Videos
Edmonton
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London
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Vancouver (Part 1)
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Vancouver (Part 2)
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Winnipeg
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Concurrent Presentations
Impacts and risk identification for the new normal
What are the impacts of extreme weather and unforeseen events on our municipal water systems that are dominant elements of risk to our public, environmental and economic health? How can we move to more proactive, event-based thinking in response?
Steve E. Hrudey
Risk Identification for the New Normal
Monica Emelko
Changing Climate and Water Supply Resiliency: Finding Another New Normal
Blair Feltmate
Climate Change and Extreme Weather: The Need to Adapt… Rapidly
Meredith Hamstead
Water Resilience: Lessons from the Kootenay
Nancy Kodousek
Region of Waterloo
The business of getting to sustainable systems
There is little debate on the need for effective and sustainable water systems. The real challenge is how to maximize investments to achieve the goals of sustainability and resilience. What are the key questions and options for Canadian communities?
Bryan Karney
The next generation of infrastructure arguments
Steven Renzetti
The Business of Getting to Sustainable Systems: Rate-setting
Erica Spitzig
Flint, Michigan: A Water Infrastructure Call to Action
Kirk Stinchcombe
Financing Sustainable Water Services
John St. Marseille
The Business of Getting to Sustainable Systems: Cornwall’s Blueprint
Infrastructure and planning approaches for more resilient systems
Resiliency is an increasingly important concept in planning for a strong future for our communities. What are the options and elements of effective lifecycle management that can advance our ability to get there?
Sheila Boudreau
Resilient TOgether Planning for Green Infrastructure
Matthew Dawe
Infrastructure & Planning Approaches For More Resilient Systems
Reid McDougall
Data driven asset management
Harry Seah
Water Resiliency in Singapore
Peter Steblin
Balancing Idealism with Pragmatism — Coquitlam’s Mountainside Story
Communications: Public concerns, facts and tough decisions
Water managers are often faced with making tough decisions that are not always popular with the public. This session will explore where connecting science and decisions to what matters to the public can help garner support and lead to more effective water management.
Trevor T. Hill
FATHOM
Dave Kains
Making Informed Decisions: Collecting and using market research data effectively for program/policy development
Dan McKinnon
Storm Water - The Hamilton Experience
Tanja McQueen
Engaging with the Public and Elected Officials to Safeguard Public Health & the Environment