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Centre of Excellence Event

Intergovernmental relations during the pandemic

The pandemic marked one of the most intense periods of intergovernmental relations in the country’s history. This roundtable will invite decision-makers to reflect on and share their real-life experiences during the pandemic. It will provide a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities presented by intergovernmental relations in times of crisis. In addition, the panel will consider how we can implement the aspects of intergovernmental relations that worked well during the pandemic to improve our response to future crises.


NB: This roundtable is open only to participants registered for the entirety of the conference. For details, visit the main conference page. Confirmed speakers are shown. Roundtable composition is not yet final. 

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Date and time
June 13, 2023
1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Location
Chateau Laurier - Drawing Room
Event Type
Round table
Registration
See main conference page$575 for full conference
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