» Home          BANQUET   The Gateway and Corridor as Enabler of Regional Economic Development (5738KB) Keynote Banquet Speaker: Dr. David Fung, Chairman & CEO, ACDEG Group       CONFERENCE OPENING   Pacific Crossroads: A Roundtable Discussion Paper (2691KB) Presenters: Barry Prentice & Graham Parsons Canada’s Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative (1427KB) Presenter: Brian Bohunicky, Director General, Strategic Policy, Transport Canada       SESSION I - Theory and Practice of Transportation Gateways   Global Cities, Gateways, and Corridors – Hierarchies, roles and Functions (1MB) Presenter: Dr. Kathy Pain, The Young Foundation       SESSION II - Gateway and Corridor Competitiveness   Distance and Competitiveness – Emerging continental, Networks Barriers and Strategic Partners (1.03MB) Presenter: Dr. Kenneth Button, School of Public Policy, George Mason University Container Traffic Flows over Canadian Corridors and Gateways (1.29MB) Luncheon Speakers: John Falcetta, UMA Engineering & Jim Frost, MariNova Consulting       SESSION III - Public and Private Investments in Gateways and Corridors   Assessing the Economics of Trade Infrastructure – Financing Corridor and Gateway Development (3.2MB) Presenter: Dr. Robert Harrison, The Centre for Transportation Research, University of Texas at Austin Infrastructure Opportunities Through Co-Production in the Railways (932KB) Asia-Pacific Gateway & Corridor Initiative Roundtable Dr. Malcolm Cairns, Canadian Pacific Railway Infrastructure Opportunities of Port Rail Authorities (776KB) Presenter: Monica Blaney, Government of Alberta       SESSION IV - Directions in NAFTA Transportation Policy   North America Transportation Policy Then and Now: Issues to Guide a Western Canada Transportation Policy Discussion on Gateways and Corridors (293KB) Presenter: Dr. Stephen Blank, Senior Research Associate, North American Center for Transborder Studies, ASU Workshop on Canada Workshop on Canada’s Role in Gateways and Corridors (311KB) Discussant: Doug Campbell, Campbell Agribusiness Strategists Acrobat Reader is required to view PDFs. Download for free if needed.  ©2007 Center for Transportation Studies, UBC. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy