Federal ELECTION NIGHT Watch Party
FOLLOW THE ELECTION RETURNS AT THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF CANADA IN CHICAGO, WITH FELLOW CANADIANS AND FRIENDS OF CANADA, PRESENTED BY THE CUSBC Chicago
Monday 21 October from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Consulate General of Canada, 2 Prudential Plaza, 180 N Stetson Drive, Suite 2400, Chicago IL MAP
$10 for CUSBC Members and their guests
$15 for non members
REGISTER HERE
Space is limited, first come first served. Closed to the media.
Advance registration is required. Please bring a photo id. Registration closes on 21 October at 10:00 am.
FOLLOW THE ELECTION RETURNS AT THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF CANADA IN CHICAGO, WITH FELLOW CANADIANS AND FRIENDS OF CANADA, PRESENTED BY THE CUSBC Chicago
Monday 21 October from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Consulate General of Canada, 2 Prudential Plaza, 180 N Stetson Drive, Suite 2400, Chicago IL MAP
$10 for CUSBC Members and their guests
$15 for non members
REGISTER HERE
Space is limited, first come first served. Closed to the media.
Advance registration is required. Please bring a photo id. Registration closes on 21 October at 10:00 am.
OTHER PAST CUSBC EVENTS
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION PARTY 2018
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SCUTTLE, SALVAGE, OR STEP UP A NOTCH?
NAFTA Modernization and how state and non-state actors have been shaping a rewrite. June 13, 2018 5:00-7:00 pm Consul General for Canada in Chicago, John Cruickshank moderated a discussion with Québec Delegate Jean-François Hould, Montreal international trade attorney Vincent Routhier and Chicago immigration lawyer Cynthia Shearn In 2017 Canada, Mexico, and the United States began negotiations to update or reform the North American Free Trade Agreement, in force since 1994. Other actors have also been hard at work to help shape a new agreement, including subnational governments and industries with much at stake. The discussion touched on these and other topics, including:
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SPOTLIGHT SERIES EVENT
Thursday November 2, 2017 from 5pm-7pm
THE CROSS-BORDER CHOREOGRAPHY OF PEOPLE
Immigration from Canada and elsewhere drives local achievements in business, technology, and culture. While individuals may decide on their own to move across borders, much of today's immigration is orchestrated by employers, recruiters, and specialized lawyers navigating a complex legal environment.
Featured Speaker:
CYNTHIA SHEARN is one of those lawyers. She helps employers access people in other countries with needed knowledge and skills, overcome obstacles to move people into place, and retain earlier recruits. A graduate of Boston University in international relations, Cindy earned her law degree from American University, in Washington, DC. She is president of the Canada-US Business Council Chicago, and a partner in the Chicago office of the global Fragomen firm, which specializes in immigration law.
Immigration from Canada and elsewhere drives local achievements in business, technology, and culture. While individuals may decide on their own to move across borders, much of today's immigration is orchestrated by employers, recruiters, and specialized lawyers navigating a complex legal environment.
Featured Speaker:
CYNTHIA SHEARN is one of those lawyers. She helps employers access people in other countries with needed knowledge and skills, overcome obstacles to move people into place, and retain earlier recruits. A graduate of Boston University in international relations, Cindy earned her law degree from American University, in Washington, DC. She is president of the Canada-US Business Council Chicago, and a partner in the Chicago office of the global Fragomen firm, which specializes in immigration law.
SPOTLIGHT SERIES EVENT
Tuesday, September 12, 2017 from 5pm-7pm
CHICAGO'S NEW CANADIAN PUBLISHER-DIPLOMAT
For the first time in 70 years, a Consul General of Canada in Chicago has been recruited from outside the ranks of career diplomats. John Cruickshank, former publisher of the Toronto Star and Chicago Sun-Times, has returned to Chicago to helm the Consulate General. What does Mr. Cruickshank's appointment signify for Chicago, the Midwest, and relations with a new administration in Washington?
For the first time in 70 years, a Consul General of Canada in Chicago has been recruited from outside the ranks of career diplomats. John Cruickshank, former publisher of the Toronto Star and Chicago Sun-Times, has returned to Chicago to helm the Consulate General. What does Mr. Cruickshank's appointment signify for Chicago, the Midwest, and relations with a new administration in Washington?
Panel Discussion:
Successfully Expanding Healthcare Technologies North of the Border
November 30, 2016
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We had a great turn out to discuss market entry strategy, investment insight and key differences between the U.S. and Canadian healthcare markets with our panelists: Adam Boris, Former CEO of ICNet Systems Inc., Luke McGinn, EPIC Practice Leader, Medix IT, Liliane Pin, Investissement Quebec, and our wonderful moderator Noam Goodman, Partner, DLA Piper. Thank you to our host MATTER for the hospitality http://matterchicago.com/ |
Get Sticky! Maple Syrup Sunday
March 13, 2016
Fullersburg Woods Nature Education Center
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Photos by: Dorian Dickinson and Catherine Tadros
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It was raining non-stop, but a brave group of CUSBC members and friends came to this sold out event. For two years now during the first hint of spring, the CUSBC has organized a family-friendly excursion to DuPage County's Fullersburg Woods. Although different from the traditional Quebecois "cabane à sucre" experience, it's definitely a great way to introduce your family to this cherished Canadian springtime tradition! The program includes a guided tour of the grounds, a presentation on how to make maple syrup, an explanation of the history of the practice, as well as tastings of maple water and maple syrup. Yum! |
CUSBC'S 2016 NEW YEARS RESOLUTION PARTY
January 11th, 2016
Canada's new Official Residence in Chicago
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Photos by: Walter Manzig
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The New Years Resolution Party is CUSBC's Annual Holiday Party. Members and friends of the organisation can reminisce about all things Canadian that took place in 2015, and all things to be Canadian in 2016. It's an evening of fun, good conversation, drinks and appetizers. Through our Silent Auction Items, this event is also a fundraiser for CUSBC. |
UPDATE ON THE CANADA/U.S. RELATION WITH ROY NORTON,
Consul General of Canada in Chicago
November 19, 2015
Standard Club, Chicago
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Photos by: Walter Manzig (Portrait by the Canadian Government)
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Canada is the Midwest USA's largest trading partner. Happenings in Canada as well as issues discussed between the U.S and Canada can be of great importance to enhancing our cross border business opportunities. It is important that we keep on top of these issues. The Consul General of Canada Roy Norton, updated us on current affairs in Canada and the Canada-U.S. relationship. |
ANNUAL CUSBC ECONOMIC FORECAST LUNCHEON WITH BRIAN G. BELSKI,
BMO's Chief Investment Strategist
October 21st, 2015
Metropolitan Club, Chicago
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Photos by: Walter Manzig (Portrait by BMO)
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BMO's Chief Investment Strategist shared his insights on the economic future of Canada and the U.S. in 2016. This is a CUSBC annual event that is much appreciated by its members. Brian G. Belski is Chief Investment Strategist and leader of the Investment Strategy Group for BMO Capital Markets. He provides strategic investment and portfolio management advice to both institutional and private clients. |
THE OIL AND GAS MARKETPLACE: ITS IMPACT ON BUSINESS WITH TIM STAUFT,
President and CEO of Aux Sable
May 13, 2015
Metropolitan Club, Chicago
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Photos by: Walter Manzig (Portrait by Aux Sable)
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Aux Sable is a significant player in North America's midstream gas processing business, with facilities and pipelines strategically placed in some of the continent's most active shale positions, providing access to the most attractive natural gas and natural gas liquids markets. Aux Sable operates both Canadian and U.S. based facilities, with significant operations here in Illinois. |
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Canada-U.S. Business Council Chicago 401 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1200 Chicago, Illinois, 60611, USA Email: office@cusbc.org |
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