Presented by:

Royce Koop, Professor of Political Science, University of Manitoba

Lisa Young, Professor of Political Science, University of Calgary

Moderated by Jim Farney, Director, JSGS

 

As Canada confronts economic, environmental, and political shifts, Western provinces continue to voice concerns about underrepresentation and unequal policy attention. This lecture explores the historical roots and current realities of Western alienation, focusing on energy, agriculture, infrastructure, and political influence. Are federal priorities aligned with the West’s needs—or is the region being sidelined? Join the experts for an honest discussion about national unity and the path forward.

 

Event Details:

Wednesday, November 19

12:00 – 1:30 pm CST

Join us on Zoom – register at the link provided and the Zoom connection details will be sent by email.

*JSGS is moving to managing registrations through the Destiny 1 event management system, and you will need to set up an account the first time you register.  For more information, please view the JSGS Event Registration Guidelines.

 

About the Series:  The State of Canada Lecture Series is a timely examination of the major forces shaping the country during a period of profound change. As political dynamics shift, regional tensions rise, and the global landscape evolves, understanding where Canada stands—and where it's headed—has never been more essential.

 

This event will be recorded – if you are interested in viewing the recording but are not able to attend the event, please do not register – instead, email jsgs.events@uregina.ca.

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