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Green Industrial Policy for Canada to Fight Today’s Climate Emergency and Trade War - WORKSHOP

For the third year in a row, Blue Green Canada is co-presenting events at the Broadbent Institute’s Progress Summit in Ottawa. This year, we are partnering with the Green Economy Network to co-present the Green Industrial Policy for Canada to Take on Today’s Crises workshop.

WHERE: Delta Hotel Ottawa City Centre, 101 Lyon St. N., Ottawa WHEN: Wednesday, April 9th, 2025 — 1pm – 4pm

 This registration is for the April 9th Green Industry Policy Workshop ONLY. Please register for the Broadbent Institute’s 2025 Progress Summit if you plan on attending the wider Summit programming: broadbentinstitute.ca/summit2025
 
Join us for an afternoon workshop ahead of the full 2025 Progress Summit program for discussions and presentations on Green Industrial Policy and its use to take on the political and economic crises Canada is experiencing such as a trade war with the United States and the abandonment of the carbon pricing regime. This half-day event will bring members of labour unions and environmental activists together for a frank and honest discussion on a progressive vision for a Green Industrial Policy, and how to seize this polycrisis moment to advance a blue green economy that leaves no one behind.

PANEL – Green Industrial Policy: The Secret Weapon Against Trump’s Trade War?
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET Hosted by Blue Green Canada

Angella MacEwen, Senior Economist – Canadian Union of Public Employees
Stuart Trew, Senior Researcher Canadian – Centre for Policy Alternatives
Todd Tucker, Director of Industrial Policy & Trade – Roosevelt Institute
Moderated by Christine Jones, Program Manager Industrial Decarbonization – Blue Green Canada
Please register for the Broadbent Institute’s 2025 Progress Summit if you plan on attending the wider Summit programming: broadbentinstitute.ca/summit2025
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