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Preliminary Program
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Wednesday
May 22, 2002
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16:00 |
Check-in
and Registration |
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18:00 |
Reception
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19:00 |
Welcoming Dinner
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20:30 - 21:30 |
Fireside Chat: Canadian History
is NOT Boring!
(John N. Davis, Law Librarian & Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law
School, York University, Toronto)
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Thursday
May 23, 2002
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07:45
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Breakfast |
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9:00
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Canada's
Constitutional Framework
(Dr. Bryan Schwartz, Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba,
Winnipeg) |
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10:30
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Refreshment
Break |
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11:00
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Common
Law and Civil Law: Canada's Traditions and Methods
(Denis LeMay, Conseiller/documentation en droit, Bibliothèque,
Laval University, Quebec City) |
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12:00
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Luncheon
(With a Brief History of Hatley
Castle by the Friends of Hatley Castle)
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13:30
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The
Politics of Canada
(Dr. Jack L. Granatstein,
Distinguished Research Professor of History, Emeritus,
York University, Toronto) |
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15:00
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Refreshment Break and Tour
of the Italian Gardens |
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16:00
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Canada's Legislative and Judicial
Processes
(John Eaton, Law Librarian &
Associate Professor, E.K. Williams Law Library, University
of Manitoba, Winnipeg) |
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17:30
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Adjourn |
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19:00
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Pub Night: A Canadian Tradition |
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Friday May 24, 2002
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07:45
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Breakfast |
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09:00
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The
History and Role of The Supreme Court of Canada
(Diane Teeple, Director, Supreme Court Of Canada Library,
Ottawa) |
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10:00
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Refreshment Break |
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10:30
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In the
International Arena: Canadian Commerce
(Jeffrey Thomas, Counsel, Borden Ladner Gervias, LLP,
Vancouver)
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12:00
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Luncheon |
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13:30
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Canada's
Political Métier: The Peacekeeping Role
(David M. Malone, D.Phil., President, International Peace
Academy, New York) |
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15:00
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Refreshment
Break |
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15:30
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Our
Global Circumstance
(Professor Ivan L. Head, Senior Fellow, Liu Centre for
the Study of Global Issues, University of British Columbia)
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17:00
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Adjourn
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18:30
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Reception
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19:30
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Dinner:
A Traditional Scottish Affair
(With this Institute being in a Scottish castle, a Scottish
dinner seemed appropriate. There will not be any haggis(!!)
but everyone should bring or wear some tartan!)
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Saturday
May 25, 2002
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08:30
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Continental
Breakfast |
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09:30
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Pulling the pieces together:
What have we Learned?
(Roger F. Jacobs, Director of Library, Associate Dean
and Professor of Law, Kresge Library, Notre Dame Law School,
Notre Dame, Indiana) |
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10:30
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Refreshment
Break |
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11:00
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Presidents' Forum: Reviewing
the Joint Study Institutes
(John Eaton, President, CALL/ACBD
Barbara Bintliff, President, AALL
To be announced, BIALL
Mary Greenfield, Past Convenor, ALLG) |
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The next
Institute: 2004, Australia?
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12:00
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Adjourn and depart from Royal Roads
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For those interested |
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13:30
- 18:00 |
JSI / CALL/ACBD Joint Golf
Tournament at Cordova Bay
(Details to be forthcoming) |
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