Enjoy up to 6 Niagara Region wineries with a tour that starts at the Gatehouse in Niagara-on-the-Lake or from White Oaks. The shuttle runs a continuous loop between the six wineries returning every thirty minutes. Enjoy two complimentary tastings at each winery.

Pick up from local hotels. Pre-registration is required.

Tour the fabulous award winning Niagara Wine Region. You will be taken door-to-door from your hotel to three Niagara wineries for a tasting and tour plus a gourmet lunch at the famous Shaw Café in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Pick up from local hotels. Pre-registration is required.

A best ball, 18 hole tournament to be held at the Royal Niagara Golf Course. How often do you get the chance to golf at fabulous golf courses? Do you remember Jasper Park Lodge (Jasper, Alberta) in 1988? St. Andrews-by-the-Sea (New Brunswick) in 1997? The Banff Springs Golf Course (Banff, Alberta) 1999? The Links at Crowbush Cove (Prince Edward Island) in 2000? Olympic View Golf Course (Victoria, British Columbia) in 2002? If so, you will know that CALL/ACBD selects only the best venues for its golf tournaments. This year is no exception.

Pre-registration required. Inquire at registration desk for availability.

A four-hour tour of Niagara Falls, down the Niagara Parkway. The Tour includes a Journey behind the Falls, a ride in the Spanish Aero Car with stops at the Floral Clock, Queenston Heights and more. A tasting at the Inniskillin Winery and stroll through Niagara-on-the-Lake finish off the tour.

Pick up from local hotels. Pre-registration is required.

Speaker:
John Eaton, Law Librarian, E.K. Williams Law Library, University of Manitoba and President of CALL

First-time CALL conference attendees are invited to hear about CALL activities. A complimentary breakfast will be served. (Studio 10)

Yoga Class (Wellness Centre). Participants will meet at 7:25 in the lobby.

Pre-registration required. Inquire at registration desk for availability.

Internet Cafe (Studio 7)

Sponsored by Lexpert

Opening Reception

Sponsored by CCH Canadian Limited

Catch up with old friends and make some new ones Sunday evening at the Opening Reception, which is sponsored by CCH. The Opening Reception will be held at the nearby Royal Niagara Golf Club. The Golf Club is a ten-minute walk from White Oaks; a shuttle service will be available from White Oaks, Hilton and Renaissance.

Internet Cafe (Studio 7)

Sponsored by Lexpert

Keynote Address (Ballroom)

Sponsored by West

Speaker:
Robert C. Berring, Jr., Interim Dean, Walter Perry Johnson Professor Law and Director of the Law Library, School of Law Library (Boalt Hall), University of California, Berkeley, CA

Introduction:
John Eaton, Law Librarian, E.K. Williams Law Library, University of Manitoba and President of CALL

Awards Luncheon (Sunhill Dining Room and Imperial Ballroom)

• Denis Marshall Memorial Award for Excellence in Law Librarianship
• James D. Lang Memorial Scholarship
• Canadian Law Libraries Award
• Diana M. Priestly Memorial Scholarship
• Committee to Promote Research
• CALL Education Reserve Fund Grant
• CALL Award for Excellence in Legal Publishing
• Introduction of Eunice Beeson Memorial Travel Fund Sponsors

KF Modified - Session One

(Studio 12)

Speakers:
Judy Ginsberg, Special and Retrospective Collections Librarian, York University Law Library, Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, ON
Tim Knight, Cataloguing Team Leader, Great Library, Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto, ON
Humayun Rashid, Reference Librarian/Cataloguer, Bora Laskin Law Library, University of Toronto

Organizers:
Tim Knight, Cataloguing Team Leader, Great Library, Law Society of Upper Canada
Humayun Rashid, Reference Librarian/Cataloguer, Bora Laskin Law Library, University of Toronto

Hosts:
Access Services and Resource Sharing SIG
Subcommittee on Classification

PRESENTATION

Business Plan Strategies

(Studio 10)

Speaker:
Jane I. Dysart, Partner, Dysart & Jones Associates, Toronto, ON

Organizer:
Connie Crosby, Library Manager, WeirFoulds LLP, Toronto, ON

Host:
Private Law Libraries SIG

PRESENTATION

In vino veritas?: Researching International Environmental Law with a Clear Head in the Hazy Era of Climate Change and Sustainable Development

(Studio 11)

Speakers:
Jutta Brunnée, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
Marilyn Raisch, Librarian for International and Foreign Law, Bora Laskin Law Library, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON

Moderator:
Ted Tjaden, Coordinator, Information Services, Bora Laskin Law Library and Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON

Host:
CALL 2003 Program Committee

PRESENTATION

BIBLIOGRAPHY

The Challenge of Old Wine in New Bottles: The State of Case Law in Canada

(Studio 12)

Speakers:
Simon Chester, Partner, McMillan Binch LLP, Toronto, ON
Justice Frances P. Kiteley, Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Toronto, ON
Ruth Rintoul, Vice President, Editorial, LexisNexis Canada Inc., Halifax, NS

Moderator:
Rosalie Fox, Head Librarian, Federal Court of Canada, Ottawa, ON

Host:
CALL 2003 Program Committee

Managing the Past; or Old Wine: Is It Still Any Good?

(Studio 10)

Speakers:
Morris L. Cohen, Law Librarian (Retired), Emeritus Professor of Law and Professorial Lecturer in Law, Yale Law School (Lillian Goldman Library), New Haven, CT
Jerry Dupont, Executive Director, Law Library Microform Consortium, Honolulu, HI
Judy Ginsberg, Special and Retrospective Collections Librarian, York University Law Library, Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, ON
Balfour Halévy, Law Librarian Emeritus and Professor of Law Emeritus, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, Toronto, ON

Moderator:
Judy Ginsberg, Special and Retrospective Collections Librarian, York University Law Library, Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, ON

Host: Education Committee

PRESENTATION

Enterprise Content Management: Red, White or Rosé?

(Studio 11)

Speaker:
Ann Rockley, President, The Rockley Group. Markham, ON

Organizer:
Lynda Roberts, Manager of Library Services, Bull, Housser & Tupper, Vancouver, BC

Host:
Database Design SIG

Dutch Treat Dinners are a simple way to make dinner plans, especially if you don't know the neighbourhood, and are looking for dinner buddies. Reservations for groups of eight will be made at 5 local restaurants; the restaurants will cover a range of prices and offerings. Niagara offers an almost overwhelming number and variety of places to enjoy food and wine. To this end, we have selected 5 that run the gamut from epicurean delight to English pub to home-style comfort food.

Sign up at registration desk.

CALL Pub Night

Sponsored by Canada Law Book

Pub Night promises to be an informal, fun and entertaining evening. Unwind at the end of your day; join in a game or two, or just relax with some nibbles and a couple of drinks. Sleep is just an elevator or shuttle bus ride away.

(Studio 10 & 11)

Internet Cafe (Studio 7)

Sponsored by Lexpert

KF Modified - Session Two

(Studio 5/6)

Speakers:
Tim Knight, Cataloguing Team Leader, Great Library, Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto, ON
Humayun Rashid, Reference Librarian/Cataloguer, Bora Laskin Law Library, University of Toronto

Organizers:
Tim Knight, Cataloguing Team Leader, Great Library, Law Society of Upper Canada
Humayun Rashid, Reference Librarian/Cataloguer, Bora Laskin Law Library, University of Toronto

Hosts:
Access Services and Resource Sharing SIG
Subcommittee on Classification

PRESENTATION

The Incredible Shrinking Law Library: Fitting the Ship in the Bottle

(Studio 10)

Speakers:
Annamarie Bergen, Legal Information Specialist, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, Calgary, AB
Gordon Russell, Associate Professor and Director of Library and Information Technology, School of Law, St. Thomas University, Miami, FL
Stephen P. Weiter, Principal Law Librarian for Automation & Technical Services, Appellate Division Law Library, Fourth Department, Rochester, NY

Moderator:
Cyndi Murphy, Director, Research & Library Services, Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales, Halifax, NS

Host:
CALL 2003 Program Committee

Copyright Potpourri

(Studio 11)

Sponsored by William S. Hein & Co., Inc.

Speakers:
Paul Whitney, Chief Librarian, Burnaby Public Library, Burnaby, BC
Abraham Drassinower, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON

Organizers:
Rick Leech, Provincial Court Librarian, Provincial Court Libraries, Edmonton, AB
Karen H. Teasdale, Senior Reference Services Librarian, Great Library, Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto, ON
Thérèse Lamie, Information Management Administrator, Department of Justice, Halifax, NS

Hosts:
Department of Justice/Attorney General Libraries SIG
Preservation Needs of Law Libraries SIG

PRESENTATION

Luncheon (Sunhill Dining Room)

The Sparkle In Your Wine Lunch with Colleagues and Friends

Sponsored by Carswell

Welcome: Don Van Meer, President and CEO, Carswell

Uncorking the Past: The Role of the Corporate Archives in Support of the Law Department

(Studio 5/6)

Speakers:
Donna Murphy, Manager, Corporate Archives, Manulife Financial, Toronto, ON
Lisa Daulby, Senior Archivist, RBC Financial Group, Toronto, ON

Organizers:
Paula Schwindt, Law Librarian, U.S. Law Information Services, Manulife Financial, U.S. Law Department, Toronto, ON
Wendy Duggan, Manager, U.S. Law Information Services, Manulife Financial, U.S. Law Department, Toronto, ON

Host:
Corporate Law Libraries SIG

PRESENTATION

Genie in a bottle: Intellectual Property Legislation and the Flow of Information

(Studio 10)

Speaker:
Dr. Margaret Ann Wilkinson, Professor, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Information and Media Studies, University of Western Ontario, London, ON

Moderator:
John Sadler, Director, Law Library, University of Western Ontario, London, ON

Host:
CALL 2003 Program Committee

PRESENTATION

Vin nouveau: New and Cool Things We are Doing in Our Libraries

(Studio 11)

Speakers:
Various Members of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries and the Association Of Law Libraries of Upstate New York

This session will feature short presentations by members of CALL/ACBD and ALLUNY uncorking new and innovative ideas, projects or programs they have implemented within their libraries that will be of interest to all members.

Moderator:
Neal Ferguson, Director of Library Services, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Ottawa, ON

Host:
CALL 2003 Program Committee

Please see our "Invitation to Participate"

Refreshment Break and Exhibits (Grand Event A/B/C & Garden View Foyer)

Exhibitor Prize Draws

One for the Road: Social Host Liability

(Studio 5/6)

Speaker:
Roger G. Oatley, Partner, Oatley, Vigmond, Barrie, ON

Organizers:
Suzan A. Hebditch, Executive Director, LibraryCo Inc., Burlington, ON
Ann Marie Melvie, Law Librarian, Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, Regina, SK

Host:
Courthouse and Law Society Libraries SIG

Securities North and South: Canadian Securities Research in a "New York State of Mind"

(Studio 10)

Speakers:
Louis Mirando, Director, Library Services, Torys LLP, Toronto, ON
Michael Hoffman, Librarian, Torys LLP, New York, NY

Moderator:
Wendy Reynolds, Librarian, Ontario Securities Commission, Toronto, ON

Host:
CALL 2003 Program Committee

PRESENTATION (PDF) (HTM)

When I'm 64: Succession Planning Strategies for Law Libraries and Information Organizations

(Studio 11)

Speakers:
Vicki Whitmell, Principal Consultant, Whitmell & Associates, Toronto, ON
Yasmin Khan, Research Librarian, Dept. of Justice Canada, Ontario Regional Office, Toronto, ON

Moderator:
Ann Morrison, Law Librarian, Sir James Dunn Law Library, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS

Host:
CALL 2003 Program Committee

PRESENTATION

Evening

Gala Banquet at the Hilton Niagara Falls

Sponsored by LexisNexis Canada Inc.

The evening will be accompanied by the music of a local band, so put on your dancing shoes. If you're in a more reflective mood, the Hilton's Blue Martini Lounge gives a splendid view of the Falls and will be open to us all evening.

6:30 - 7:30
Cocktails and Hors d'Oeuvres

7:30 - 11:00
Dinner
Entertainment provided by the band, Ned Green

Beginning at 9:30 pm
Shuttle buses back to hotels

Closing Address

(Ballroom)

Speaker:
Denis Le May, Conseiller/documentation en droit, Bibliothèque, Université Laval, Laval, Québec

Introduction:
Janine Miller, Director of Libraries, Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto, ON, and President of CALL 2003-2005