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Full record of public comment on the United States–Canada Air Quality Agreement Progress Report 2004

1. December 21, 2004: Gord Miller, Environmental Commissioner of Ontario
   
   
2. December 22, 2004: Paul L. Dean, Deputy Minister of Environment and Conservation, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
   
   
3. December 29, 2004: Dr. David V. Bates, Vancouver, BC
   
   
4. January 4, 2005: James P. Bruce, Canadian Policy Representative Soil and Water Conservation Council (SWCS), Ottawa, ON
   
   
5. January 7, 2005: Virginia M. West, Deputy Minister of Environment, Ontario
   
   
6. January 7, 2005: Hon. Kerry Morash, Minister of Environment and Labour, Nova Scotia
   
   
7. January 28, 2005: J. Barry Turner, Ducks Unlimited Canada
   
   
8. January 31, 2005: Joseph P. Koncelik, Director, Ohio EPA
   
   
9. February 1, 2005: C. Peter Watson, Acting Deputy Minister, Alberta Environment
   
   
10. February 7, 2005: Professor C. Scott Findlay, Director, Institute of the Environment, University of Ottawa
    
    
11. February 8, 2005: Les Alm, Professor and Chair, Director of Graduate Studies, Boise State University
    
    
12. February 3, 2005: G. Vinson Hellwig, Chief, Air Quality Division, Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
    
    
13. February 11, 2005: Dr. Albert Schumacher, President, Canadian Medical Association
    
    
14. Staff Summary of Consultation Meeting in Ottawa – February 11, 2005
    
    
15. February 12, 2005: Siegfried (Ziggy) Kleinau, Coordinator for Citizens for Renewable Energy
    
    
16. February 14, 2005: Brian McCarry, Chair, Clean Air Hamilton
    
    
17. February 16, 2005: Dan McDermott, Director, Sierra Club of Canada, Ontario Chapter
    
    
18. Staff Summary of Consultation Meeting in Toronto – February 17, 2005
    
    
19. February 22, 2005: Terry Raymond, Chair, Board of Directors, Fraser Valley Regional District
    
    
20. February 22, 2005: Edith Chase, Kent, Ohio
    
    
21. February 24, 2005: Anne Mitchell, Executive Director, Canadian Institute for Environmental Law and Policy
    
    
22. February 24, 2005: Siobhan Kearns, Director, Environment and Health Protection, Ottawa Public Health, City of Ottawa
    
    
23. February 24, 2005: Charles Caccia, Institute of the Environment, University of Ottawa
    
    
24. February 25, 2005: Paul Miller, Montreal (personal opinions, not official comments of CEC)
    
    
25. February 24, 2005: Dr. David McKeown, Medical Officer of Health, City of Toronto
    
    
26. February 28, 2005: John Wellner, Director Environmental Program, Ontario Medical Association
    
    
27. February 28, 2005: Orlando Cabrera-Rivera, Bureau of air Management, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
    
    
28. February 28, 2005: Dr. Chiotti and Rick Findlay, Pollution Probe
    
    
29. February 28, 2005: Gordon Dalzell, Saint John Citizens Coalition for Clean Air, Saint John, N.B.
    
    
30. February 28, 2005: Dr. Michael J. Donahue, President and CEO, Great Lakes Commission
    
    
31. February 28, 2005: Scott M. Lorey, Legislative Director, The Adirondack Council
    
    
32. March 1, 2005: Albert Koehl, Staff Lawyer, Sierra Legal Defense Fund
    
    
33. March 1, 2005: James Gillis, Deputy Minister, Ontario Ministry of Energy
    
    
34. March 2, 2005: J. Marvin Hunt, Chair, Greater Vancouver Regional District Board
    
    
35. March 17, 2005: John Pepperell, President, The Georgian Bay Association
    
    
36. March 23, 2005: Don MacKinnon, President, Power Workers' Union
    
    
37. April 5, 2005: Veda Emmett, Executive Assistant to the Director, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO
    
    

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