With Dean Ball, Anne Marceau, and

Chris Noseworthy

When

Wednesday February 11, 2015 from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM NST
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Where

Blomidon Golf and Country Club
West Valley Road
Corner Brook, NL



Driving Directions

A light lunch will be provided.

Contact

The Harris Centre
The Harris Centre
709-864-3143
harriscentre@mun.ca 

 

Memorial University’s Leslie Harris Centre of Regional Policy and Development (St. John's Campus) and its Environmental Policy Institute (Grenfell Campus) invite you to a one-day workshop:

Can Fracking Be Done in a Sustainable Way?

The use of hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) to recover oil and gas is generating a great deal of discussion in Western Newfoundland. This event is meant to bring together local residents with various perspectives about fracking in order to discuss the issue in a non-partisan and respectful manner. The event will begin with a panel featuring:

  • Dean Ball, Mayor of Deer Lake
  • Anne Marceau, Fracking Awareness Network of Newfoundland and Labrador
  • Chris Noseworthy, Greater Corner Brook Board of Trade

This event is open to representatives of organizations from civil society, academia and all levels of government, as well as to individual citizens.

Agenda

Time

Activity

8:30 am

Registration, coffee and networking

9:00 am

Welcome and introductions

9:15 am

"Rules of engagement"

9:20 am

Baseline questionnaire

9:30 am

Panel of local stakeholders

9:45 am

Discussion session

10:15 am

Nutrition break

10:30 am

Break-out group discussions 1

12:00 pm

Report-back session 1

12:15 pm

Lunch and networking

1:30 pm

Break-out group discussion 2

2:30 pm

Report-back session 2

3:00 pm

Possible next steps

3:30 pm

Adjournment

 The deadline for registration is noon on Monday, February 9th. Contact the Harris Centre is St. John's at (709) 864-3143 or harriscentre@mun.ca for more information.

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