CSLS Tenth Anniversary Activities Friday, November 4, 2005, Panorama Room, National Arts Centre, Ottawa, Ontario 1:00-3:00     Panel One: Policies to Increase Productivity in Canada                   Papers presented in this session were published in the Fall 2005 issue of the                   International Productivity Monitor                 Chair:            Andrew Sharpe (CSLS)                  Panelists:       Pierre Fortin (UQAM and CSLS):                                           From Productivity to Well-being: Keep the Focus on Basic Skills (60.6Kb)                                      Andrew Jackson (Canadian Labour Congress):                                           Productivity and Building Human Capital for the "Bottom Third" (76.9Kb)                                      Jim Milway (Institute for Competitiveness and Prosperity):                                           Fixing Fiscal Federalism to Improve Canada's Productivity Performance (81.6Kb)                                      Alice Nakamura (University of Alberta and CSLS):                                           The Heart of Productivity 3:00-3:15     Break 3:15-5:00     Panel Two: Policies to Improve the Economic Well-being of Canadians                   Papers presented in this session were published in the December 2005 issue of Canadian Public                   Policy                 Chair:            Ian Stewart (CSLS)                  Panelists:       Keith Banting (Queen's University and CSLS):                                           Do We Know Where We are Going? The New Social Policy in Canada (173Kb)                                      Ken Battle (Caledon Institute):                                           The Modernization Mantra: Towards a New Architecture for Canada's Adult Benefits                                            (170Kb)                                      Lars Osberg (Dalhousie University and CSLS):                                           Work and Well-being in an Aging Society (20Kb)                                      Richard van Loon (Carleton University and CSLS):                                           Universities and Living Standards in Canada (136Kb) 5:00-7:00     Reception (cash bar)