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THE YEAR AHEAD: ECONOMY AND FINANCE

David HAY, ICD.D Managing Director & Vice ChairCIBC World Markets Inc.

David focuses on senior relationships for CIBC with particular attention to infrastructure and power and utility clients. His experience includes the sale by Borealis of its stake in Ex-press Pipelines, acting for GDF Suez in the selldown of its Canadian Re-newables business, and for Cameco for the sale of its interest in the Bruce B Nuclear Power Station to Borealis.

AMIR SHALABY Vice President Power System Planning Ontario Power Authority (OPA)

#OKT�JCU�URGEKƂE�TGURQPUKDKNKV[�for the long-term integrated plans for the development of Ontario’s electricity system at the OPA. His 30-year career in Ontario’s electricity industry includes experience in power system operations, power sys-tem planning, demand man-agement, transmission pricing and regulatory affairs at On-tario Hydro, Hydro One and the Independent Electricity System Operator.

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KIM WARREN Vice President & COO Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)

Kim is responsible for managing the operation of Ontario’s com-petitive wholesale electricity mar-ket and for directing the opera-tion of the IESO-controlled grid. He has also served as Manager of Regulatory Affairs and Manager of System Operations, during which time he was directly responsible for real-time operations in the con-trol room leading to the successful restoration of the province’s power system following the 2003 black-out.

NOTE: In order of conference agenda, not alphabetical order.

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TRANSFORMING ONTARIO’S POWER SYSTEM

JASMIN BERTOVIC Vice President, Eastern PowerTransCanada

Jasmin manages the com-mercial operation of Trans-Canada’s power generation assets in eastern Canada and eastern United States. His main responsibilities include asset optimization, market-ing, trading and regulatory involvement in the market areas where TransCanada’s eastern power generation assets, which include hydro, wind, solar, combined cycle, and peaking type facilities, are located.

ANTHONY HAINES President & CEO Toronto Hydro

Anthony is the President and CEO of Toronto Hydro, one of the largest urban electric-ity distribution companies in Canada. He is a seasoned leader with over 25 years of experience in the Canadian energy industry, including 15 years in various senior roles in the natural gas indus-try. Anthony is currently the Chair of the Canadian Elec-tricity Association and has been a member of its Board since 2006.

JASON CHEE-ALOYMODERATOR Managing Director Power Advisory LLC

Prior to joining Power Advisory Ja-son was Director of Generation Pro-curement at the OPA. He led the development, consultation and imple-OGPVCVKQP�QH�0QTVJ�#OGTKECoU�ƂTUV�EQO-prehensive Renewable Feed-in Tariff Program. Prior to joining the OPA, Ja-son worked for the IESO where he was actively involved with restructuring On-tario’s electricity sector by leading key areas of market design. Jason has also worked as an energy economist in the public and private sectors, analyzing electricity and natural gas markets.

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TOM MITCHELL President & CEO, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) & Chair, World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) Atlanta Centre Governing Board

Tom was appointed President & CEO of OPG in May 2009. Prior to assuming his current position, he was Chief Nu-ENGCT� 1HƂEGT� TGURQPUKDNG� HQT�Darlington, Pickering A and Pickering B. He also served as Site Vice President and Senior Vice President, Picker-ing B. As of Jan. 1, 2012, Tom is the Chair of the World As-sociation of Nuclear Opera-tors (WANO) Atlanta Centre Governing Board, and by vir-tue of that appointment, is a member of the WANO Gov-erning Board in London, U.K.

DAVIDMcFADDENMODERATOR Partner & Chair International Gowlings LLP

David has extensive international experience in VJG�GPGTI[��KPHTCUVTWEVWTG��ƂPCPEKCN�UGTXKEGU�CPF�aerospace industries. David acts for corpora-tions, municipalities and utilities involved in the generation, distribution, marketing, transmis-UKQP� CPF� ƂPCPEKPI� QH� GPGTI[�� *G� CNUQ� CEVU� HQT�clients involved in infrastructure development, management and renewal. David was also the recipient of the 2013 OEA Leader of the Year award.

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MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN Sr. Vice President, Development, NextEra

Michael is Senior Vice Presi-dent of development at NextEra Energy Resources. NextEra Energy Resources is the nation’s leader in produc-ing electricity from clean and renewable fuels and is the nation’s leader in wind and solar power generation. He received his BS in Civil Engi-neering from the University of Notre Dame and earned an MBA from the University of Chicago.

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EVOLVING REGULATION IN ONTARIO

STEVEBAKER President Union Gas

Steve is President of Union Gas Limited, a role he assumed in Janu-ary 2012. Steve joined Union Gas in 1989 and has held a number of executive leadership positions in business development - stor-age and transmission, regulatory, ƂPCPEG� CPF� OCTMGVKPI� QXGT� VJG�course of his career. Prior to his current role, he served as Vice President and Treasurer of Spectra Energy Corp.

Steve is a professional chartered CEEQWPVCPV� CPF� C� EGTVKƂGF� OCP-agement accountant. He is a mem-ber of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario, the Cana-dian Institute of Chartered Accoun-tants and The Society of Manage-ment Accountants of Ontario.

SUSAN FRANK 8KEG�2TGUKFGPV���%JKGH�4GIWNCVQT[�1HƂEGTHydro One

Susan has been with Hydro One and for-merly Ontario Hydro for 20 years and has held the position of Vice President and %JKGH�4GIWNCVQT[�1HƂEGT�HQT�QXGT���[GCTU��&WTKPI� VJCV� RGTKQF� *[FTQ�1PG� JCU� ƂNGF�and received approval for several dis-tribution and transmission rate applica-tions. Approval was also received for ma-jor leave to construct applications. Susan has actively participated in and provided leadership to OEB initiatives and energy industry studies.

Previously Susan held positions with Hydro One in Corporate Finance, Trans-mission Asset Management and at On-tario Hydro in Hydroelectric. Prior to joining Ontario Hydro, Susan worked in regulatory consulting and in investment management.

IAN MONDROW PartnerGowlings LLP

Ian is a Partner in Gowlings’ Toronto QHƂEG��RTCEVKEKPI�KP�VJG�CTGC�QH�GPGTI[�regulation and policy. Since being called to the Ontario Bar in 1991, Ian has represented electricity genera-tors, transmitters, distributors, energy retailers, energy services providers, electrical contractors, and natural gas and electricity consumers before the Ontario Energy Board, the National Energy Board and other Canadian regulatory forums. Ian advises on nat-ural gas and electricity energy policy, regulatory policy, regulatory process-es, rates and tariffs, and compliance and licensing. Prior to joining Gowl-ings, Ian practiced at a prominent PCVKQPCN� ƂTO�� UGTXGF�CU� URGEKCN� CFXK-sor to the chair of the Ontario Energy Board, and was vice-president, gov-ernment and regulatory affairs with a major integrated energy retail and solutions company.

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JAY SHEPHERD Principal Jay Shepherd Professional Corp.

Jay is a highly respected and experi-enced energy lawyer. Since 2003 he has been lead counsel for the School Energy %QCNKVKQP�� TGRTGUGPVKPI� CNN� ƂXG� VJQWUCPF�Ontario schools in the energy regulatory environment. Since 1995 he has also been the primary regulatory counsel in Ontario for the Heating, Ventilating, and Air Con-ditioning (HVAC) Coalition, an association of Canadian heating and air condition-ing contractors. Before that, in 1985 he was one of the founders of what is now the Association of Power Producers of Ontario (formerly IPPSO), and went on to be a member of their Board for ten years, including a stint as President, and several years as publisher of their magazine.

GORDON KAISER MODERATOR Energy Arbitration LLP & Former Vice Chair, Ontario Energy Board

Gordon acts as an arbitrator and mediator in complex commercial contracts with par-ticular reference to energy, telecommuni-ECVKQPU�� EQPUVTWEVKQP��RTQLGEV�ƂPCPEG�CPF�intellectual property. He served as Vice Chair of the Ontario Energy Board for six years.

Gordon practiced law as a partner in a PCVKQPCN�NCY�ƂTO�HQT�QXGT����[GCTU�URGEKCN-izing in energy, telecommunications, com-petition law and intellectual property. He is Co-Chair of the Canadian Energy Law Forum and a Managing Editor of the En-ergy Regulation Quarterly.

Gordon received the National Leadership Award from the Canadian Association of Public Utility Tribunals. He was named En-ergy Lawyer of the Year by the Energy Law Forum and was recognized as one of Can-ada’s leading arbitrators and mediators by Chambers Global 2014.

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ALICIA MILNER President Canadian Natural Gas Vehicle Association

Alicia leads Canada’s national trade associa-tion for natural gas vehicles, the Canadian Natural Gas Vehicle Alliance. Alicia led the industry in working with Natural Resources Canada and a broad group of stakeholders to develop the “Natural Gas Use in the Ca-nadian Transportation Sector – Deployment Roadmap” focusing on the environmental CPF�GEQPQOKE�DGPGƂVU� QH� KPETGCUGF�WUG�QH�natural gas for medium- and heavy-duty ƃGGVU�KP�%CPCFC��5JG�CNUQ�EQ�NGCFU�VJG�9GUV�Coast Marine LNG project jointly funded by Transport Canada and industry which aims to identify and address the barriers to LNG use in Canada’s marine transportation sec-tor.

Alicia also serves as Chair of NGV Global, the international association for natural gas vehicles. She sits on Canada’s National Ad-XKUQT[�%QWPEKN�QP�'PGTI[�'HƂEKGPE[�CPF�KU�C�member of the Canadian Society of Associa-tion Executives.

PELINOCOLAIACOVOMODERATOR Managing Director Morrison Park Advisors

Since joining MPA in 2005, Pelino has focused on assisting clients in the en-ergy, utilities, infrastructure and public UGEVQTU� OGGV� ƂPCPEKCN� CPF� UVTCVGIKE�challenges, including mergers & ac-quisitions, capital raising, restructur-ing and project partnerships.

Prior to joining MPA, Pelino was Chief of Staff to the Ontario Minister of En-ergy from 2003 to 2005. During that VKOG��JG�CUUKUVGF�KP�UKIPKƂECPV�TGUVTWE-turing of the Ontario electricity sector, including the drafting and implemen-tation of new legislation, the creation of the Ontario Power Authority, and UKIPKƂECPV�RTQEWTGOGPVU�QH�PGY�GNGE-tricity generation capacity for the province.

Previously, Pelino spent more than 10 years in management, policy and communications consulting in Canada and the United States, advising clients across a wide range of sectors, includ-ing energy, transportation, telecom-munications, and healthcare.

IDEASINTERLUDE: REDUCING EMISSIONS THROUGH ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUELS

CARACLAIRMAN President & CEO Plug ‘N Drive

Cara is the driving force be-hind the creation and opera-tion of Plug’n Drive. She has 20 years of experience work-ing in the environmental and UWUVCKPCDKNKV[�ƂGNFU�� KPENWFKPI�12 years working at Ontario Power Generation (OPG), ini-tially as OPG’s environmental lawyer and later in the role Vice President of Sustainable Development (SD). As VP of SD, she was responsible for oversight of OPG’s environ-mental performance and the development and implemen-tation of OPG’s sustainable development policies and programs.

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CHANGING OWNERSHIP LANDSCAPE IN ONTARIO

DWIGHTDUNCAN Former Ontario Minister of Finance and Energy; Strategic Advisor, McMillan LLP & Special Advisor, Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OM-ERS)

Dwight has had a distinguished ca-reer in public service that spanned close to 25 years. During his time as a Member of the Ontario Legislature he served as Deputy Premier, Minister of Finance, Chair of the Management Board of Cabinet, Chair of Cabinet, Government House Leader, Minister of Energy, Minister of Revenue, Min-ister of Government Services and Op-position House Leader. He delivered six budgets and authored historic reforms to Ontario’s tax, pension, in-surance, and energy regimes. Dwight also had Ministerial responsibility for the Ontario Securities Commission, the Ontario Energy Board, Hydro One, and Ontario Power Generation.

MURRAY ELSTON Director, IESO & Former Chair, Ontario Distribution Sector Review Panel

Murray was elected to the Ontario Legislature in 1981 and re-elected in 1985, 1987 and 1990. In the Legis-lature, he served as Health Minister, Minister of Financial Institutions and Chair of Management Board. Follow-ing his tenure in the Legislature, he served as President of the Canadian Nuclear Association and Canada’s Research-Based Pharmaceutical Com-panies before joining Bruce Power in 2009. After retiring from Bruce Power, Murray served as Chair of the Ontario Distribution Sector Review Panel.

TIM MURPHY Co-Chair, Aboriginal, Government Relations, Project Finance, Infrastructure & Energy, McMillan LLP & Former Co-Chair, Liberal Party of Ontario Campaign

Formerly Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister of Canada, Tim provided strategic advice and direction to the Cabinet, the Prime Minister and to senior levels of the public service. His public sector experience also includes serving as Chief of Staff to the Finance Minister of Canada, as a Member of Provincial Parliament in Ontario and as a strategic advisor to governments at all levels. As a lawyer, Tim has advised national and international clients in diverse areas including RTQLGEV�ƂPCPEG��EQPUVTWEVKQP� NCY��infrastructure and renewable energy, government procurement and bid practices generally. Recently, Tim acted as Co-Chair for the successful Liberal Party of Ontario Election Campaign.

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ADAM RADWANSKIMODERATOR Queen’s Park ColumnistThe Globe and Mail

Adam is a Canadian journalist. He is currently The Globe and Mail’s On-tario Legislature columnist, based out of Queen’s Park, and writes a political blog for that newspaper’s website. He was formerly a member of the Globe’s Editorial Board. Adam has also been the managing edi-tor for online services at Maclean’s magazine, a columnist and editorial board member at the National Post, and a columnist for The Hill Times and The Ottawa Citizen.

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The Hon. BOB CHIARELLI Ontario’s Energy Minister & MPP, Ottawa West-Nepean

#�YGNN�MPQYP�ƂIWTG�KP�1VVCYC��VJG�*QP��Bob Chiarelli returned to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario on March 4, 2010, following a by-election in the riding of Ottawa West-Nepean. Bob was previ-ously MPP for the riding of Ottawa West from 1987 to 1997. He was appointed Minister of Energy in February 2013.

He has served as Minister of Infrastruc-ture and Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation. As Minister of Infra-structure and Transportation, Bob was responsible for implementing Ontario’s ƂTUV� ���[GCT� KPHTCUVTWEVWTG� RNCP�� $WKNF-ing Together. Bob also served as the Regional Chair of Ottawa-Carleton and YCU� NCVGT� GNGEVGF� CU� VJG� ƂTUV�/C[QT� QH�the amalgamated City of Ottawa. He was on the board of Ottawa Hydro from 2000-2006 and a director for the Inde-pendent Electricity System Operator from 2007-2010.

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MOVING FORWARD WITH REGIONAL PLANNING & SITING

PETER FRASER Vice President, Industry Operations & PerformanceOntario Energy Board

Peter was appointed Managing Di-rector of Regulatory Policy in No-vember 2011. Prior to this he held the position of Senior Manager, In-frastructure & Renewables, with re-sponsibilities relating to connection of renewable generation to electric-ity networks, oversight of wholesale electricity markets, regulatory as-pects of electric reliability and the review of network investment plans. Prior to joining the OEB, Peter worked for six years at the Interna-tional Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris, France, as senior electricity policy advisor and spent nearly nine years as energy policy advisor at the On-tario Ministry of Energy. Peter holds master’s degrees in physics from Queen’s University and in environ-mental studies from York University and a BSc in physics from the Univer-sity of Toronto.

DR. CHRISTINA HOICKA Assistant Professor & PowerStream Chair, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University

Christina’s research interest is in the relationships and decisions that pol-icy makers, citizens and consumers make in the current energy system transition. She is currently teaching a graduate level course on community energy planning in the Faculty of En-vironmental Studies at York University. Christina developed practical course content through consultation with the stakeholders engaged in community energy planning in Ontario - City of Toronto, Guelph, Burlington, London, QUEST, and the Ministry of Energy.

Prior to her PhD, she worked with stakeholders and advised on policy related to climate change mitiga-tion, carbon markets, transportation demand management, electricity and the use of coal and renewables, energy conservation, and energy ef-ƂEKGPE[�� %JTKUVKPC� JCU� YQTMGF� CV� VJG�Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of the Environment, the Association of Major Power Consumers in Ontario (AMP-CO), the Ontario Power Authority and Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc.

MATT JAMIESON Director of Economic DevelopmentSix Nations Elected Council

Matt is a member of the Tuscarora Nation and resides on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. He currently serves as the Director of Economic Development for Six Nations Elected Council. Recently, Matt was the principle architect of Six Nations equity investment in Samsung’s Grand Renewable Energy Park - a devel-opment of 250 megawatts of nameplate capacity with a total investment cost of $1 billion. He was also the primary nego-tiator of direct and indirect community DGPGƂV� CITGGOGPVU� UVGOOKPI� HTQO� CP�additional 225 megawatts of renewable energy projects.

In his role as Director of Economic De-velopment, Matt is responsible for man-aging a diverse portfolio of business enterprises ranging from gaming and tourism to housing and commercial de-velopment. The Six Nations Economic Development department is the largest of its kind in Ontario with over 120 em-ployees and a $25 million annual operat-ing budget.

JOHNYAKABUSKI Energy Critic and Chief Opposition Whip, PC Party of Ontario & MPP, Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke

John was elected to the Ontario Legis-lature as MPP for the riding of Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke on October 2, 2003 and was re-elected on June 12th, 2014 for his fourth term. John is currently Energy %TKVKE�CPF� VJG�%JKGH�9JKR� HQT� VJG�1HƂEKCN�Opposition. He has served as the House Leader and as a member of the General Government Committee.

John was raised on politics as his father, Paul Yakabuski, served as the Provincial Member for the riding of Renfrew South for 24 years. John is also known for his re-cord of community service that has includ-ed service to the Royal Canadian Legion, Madawaska Valley Lions Club and the Boy Scouts. John has also sat on the steering committee of St. Francis Memorial Hospi-tal’s Capital Equipment Campaign.

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SEAN CONWAYMODERATOR Fellow, Ryerson Centre for Urban Energy

Sean joined the Centre for Urban Energy as a Distinguished Re-search Fellow in 2012. As one of the longest serving Members of the Ontario Legislature, Sean has had an active interest in Ontario’s energy debate for over 30 years.

Sean is a Public Policy Advisor with VJG�PCVKQPCN�NCY�ƂTO�)QYNKPIU�..2��He is also a public affairs analyst on various television and radio programs. A graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University and Queen’s University, Sean Conway entered the Legislature in 1975 and served until his retirement in 2003. During that time, he was a member of sev-eral Select Committees on Energy. From 1985-1990, he served as Min-ister of Education in the Govern-ment of Premier David Peterson. Upon leaving the Legislature, Con-way received the Churchill Society Award in the Cause of Parliamen-tary Democracy.

MAYOR JEFF LEHMAN City of Barrie & Chair, Large Urban Mayor’s Caucus of Ontario (LUMCO)

Mayor Lehman is the 46th Mayor of the City of Barrie. As the head of Council and CEO of the City, he is leading Bar-rie through a period of rapid change. His top priorities include jobs and economic development, public engagement, and VJG�2NCP�HQT�6TCPUKV��YJKEJ�KU�VJG�ƂTUV�GXGT�overhaul of the City’s transit system. In February of 2014, Mayor Lehman was elected by his peers to Chair the Large Urban Mayor’s Caucus of Ontario, which consists of the Mayors of Ontario’s 26 largest cities.

Mayor Lehman holds a B.A. from Queen’s University, and a Master’s Degree with ƂTUV�ENCUU�JQPQWTU�HTQO�VJG�7-oU�.QPFQP�School of Economics. As an economist, he worked with cities across Canada to manage redevelopment and invest in their urban infrastructure, and has be-come known nationally as an expert on the links between public and private in-vestment.

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IDEASINTERLUDE: THE FUTURE OF THE MARKET IN ONTARIO

BRIANRIVARDDirector of MarketsIndependent Electricity System Operator (IESO)

Brian Rivard is the Director, Mar-kets at IESO. In this role, Brian leads a team of analysts who study the impacts of changes to the IESO Market Rules or Market Design. Prior to this, Brian was the Manager, Regulatory Affairs and Sector Policy Analysis. Brian has also held the position of Manager, Economics and Senior Economic Advisor to the Ontario Market Sur-veillance Panel.

Prior to joining the IESO, Brian was a Senior Economist with the Canadian Competition Bureau, an economic consultant for LECG, and Director of Economics at Bell Canada Enterprises.

Brian is a member of the Indepen-dent System Operator/Regional Transmission Organization Council (IRC) and holds a PhD in Econom-ics from the University of Western Ontario.

BRUCEANDERSON Director of Market & Regulatory Affairs, New England Power Generators Associa-tion

Bruce is the New England Power Gen-erators Association’s (NEPGA) Director of Market and Regulatory Affairs. Since 2012 he has represented NEPGA in dozens of proceedings before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and state regu-latory authorities, as well as before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. He also represents NEPGA at all NEPOOL stakeholder com-mittee meetings, the forum for New Eng-land market participants to deliberate on proposed market rule changes.

Prior to joining NEPGA, Bruce was an Assistant Attorney General in the Mas-UCEJWUGVVU� #VVQTPG[� )GPGTCNoU� 1HƂEG��and an Associate at Ferriter, Scobbo and Rodophele, PC, where he represented the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company and several Massachu-setts municipal light departments.

BENJAMINGRUNFELDMODERATORDirectorNavigant

Benjamin is a Director in the Energy Practice at Navigant. He provides strategic advice and analytical ex-pertise to utilities, independent power companies, regulators, and governments. He has considerable experience in the areas of utility strategy and operations, generation and transmission project develop-OGPV� CPF� ƂPCPEG�� RQYGT� RTQEWTG-ment, regulatory economics, elec-tricity market design and energy policy. Benjamin has worked in ver-tically integrated and restructured markets across North America, as well as a range of developed and emerging economies around the world. He is responsible for all as-RGEVU�QH�RTQLGEV�HWNƂNNOGPV��

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DAVID HERLEPOLLSTER Principal, Gandalf Group; Former Managing Co-chair & Pollster of the Ontario Liberal Party

David runs a Toronto-based pub-NKE�QRKPKQP� TGUGCTEJ�ƂTO��*G� KU�DGUV�known for his work on nine consecu-tive federal budgets, all of which re-ceived high public approval ratings, and for serving as the Managing Co-chair and Pollster of the Ontario Lib-eral Party’s successful 2014 election campaign.

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BOB LOPINSKI Principal, Counsel Public Affairs & Former War Room Chair, Ontario Liberal Party Campaign

Bob is a seasoned lobbyist and government consultant who was Chair of the war room for On-tario Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne’s successful 2014 cam-paign and helped engineer for-mer Premier Dalton McGuinty’s rise to power. He has over 25 years of experience at the high-est levels of Queen’s Park and provincial politics.

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PETER TABUNS Energy and Education Critic, Ontario NDP & MPP, Toronto-Dan-forth

Peter has a long record of change. After winning a by-election in 2006 and re-election in 2007, he has brought fresh new ideas to Queen’s Park on creating jobs YJKNG� ƂIJVKPI� ENKOCVG� EJCPIG��keeping people safe from toxins; and integrating new Canadians into our economy.

Peter is leading the change to a new energy economy, in part thanks to his experience as Execu-tive Director of Greenpeace. He CNUQ�RKQPGGTGF�GPGTI[�GHƂEKGPE[�KP�Toronto in the 1990s, often work-ing closely with the Carpenters’ Union.

Before joining Greenpeace, and KPETGCUKPI� KVU� RTQƂNG�� 2GVGT� YCU�a City Councillor. At city hall, he helped keep valuable services public and was ahead of his time in championing smoke-free restau-rants and bars.

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WILL STEWART Managing Principal, Navigator & FormerDirector of Media, Ontario PC Party Campaign

Will is a respected media commentator on politics and public policy, appearing regu-larly on CTV’s PowerPlay and CP24’s LeDrew Live, among many others. Recently, Will served as Director of Media for Tim Hudak’s 2014 Ontario provincial campaign. He has also served as Chief of Staff in several portfolios to Ontario ministers, including energy under the Harris government.

BRIAN TOPP Partner, Kool, Topp & Guy; Senior Advisor, Ontario NDP and Former Advisor, Ontario NDP Campaign

Brian is the former president of the New Democratic Party of Canada and senior political strategist and partner at con-UWNVKPI�ƂTO�-QQN�6QRR���)W[��He served as National Cam-paign Director for the New Democratic Party under Jack Layton and as Deputy Chief of 5VCHH�KP�VJG�QHƂEG�QH�5CUMCVEJ-ewan Premier Roy Romanow. Brian is currently a Special Ad-visor to Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath.

PAUL BLISSMODERATORQueen’s Park Bureau Chief CTV News Toronto

Paul is CTV’s Queen’s Park Bureau Chief and occasional anchor at CTV Toronto. He is the winner of 13 individual awards for spot news and investigative and feature reporting, including the prestigious Edward R. Murrow International Award for Best News Series.

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