Information, Infrastructure & Environment: What is our Water Legacy?

Information, Infrastructure & Environment:

What is our Water Legacy?

63rd CWRA National Conference | June 15 - 18, 2010 | The Hyatt Regency Hotel | Vancouver, BC

For Attendees

The 63rd CWRA National Conference in Vancouver promises to be an exciting event for attendees to share knowledge and experience, reconnect with colleagues from across the country, and make new connections.

Conference Registration & Rates

Online registration now available.

Member Non-Member Student Member Student Non-Member
Early Registration (Until April 30, 2010)
Full Conference $570 $680 $150 $175
Single Day (June 16, 17 or 18) $280 $335 $100 $125
Late Registration (After May 1, 2010)
Full Conference $630 $740 $200 $225
Single Day (June 16, 17 or 18) $310 $365 $120 $145
Banquet
Individual Ticket (banquet is not included in registration) $100
Technical Training (June 15)
ADCP Training Course (full day) $80
EC Data Explorer (1.5 hours) $25
Green Kenue Training Course (full day) $80
Hydrology in R Short Training Course (half day) $40
Introduction to AQUARIUS Hydrometric Software (half day) $40
Pre-Conference Tour (June 15)
Sea To Sky Tour (full day) $70
Post-Conference Tours (June 18)
Infrastructure Tour (half day) $45
City of Surrey Tour (half day) $45
Student and Young Professional (SYP) Vancouver Bike Tour (half day) Free if you have your own bike
  • All registrations include continental breakfast, coffee, lunches, and proceedings.
  • Non-member full-conference registrations include a one-year CWRA membership.
  • Student registrations require a valid student ID.
  • All prices exclude GST.

Registration fees do not include hotel accommodations.

Cancellation Policy

Conference cancellations are only accepted in writing until May 28, 2010 and are to be sent to Edwin Wang at ewang@hayco.com.

Conference Program

The conference program will include a mix of technical workshops, social events, exhibitors and presentations of technical papers. The latest version of the conference program is available here. The program will be updated as details are confirmed.

Technical Training Sessions and Tours

Technical training sessions and tours will be held on both Tuesday (June 15th) and Friday (June 18th). Details on the training sessions and tours are available here.

Special Events and Social Functions

A wide range of events and social functions are being planned including meet and greet events, the conference banquet and field trips to highlight projects in the Vancouver area. Stay tuned for further details. More…(links to Special Events and Social Functions.pdf)

Venue Information

The conference is being held at The Hyatt Regency Hotel in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Attendees are encouraged to stay at the hotel as part of their conference experience. To book your room, click here or call the hotel at 604.683.1234. Cut off for the conference room rates is 24 May 2010, so book early. More…(links to Accommodations.pdf)

For additional information on the Hyatt Regency Hotel see www.hyattregencyvancouver.com.

Getting There

The conference venue is central to major downtown transportation hubs and is easily accessible by foot, bicycle, bus, car, plane, float plane, train, mass transit, and taxi.

For those arriving by ground transportation, the street address of the hotel is 655 Burrard Street. Click here for a map to the venue.

For those arriving by air, your flight will arrive at YVR, Vancouver’s International Airport located to the south of downtown. A taxi ride into downtown will cost about $30 and will take about 30 minutes.

Alternatively, you can catch the new Canada Line from YVR into downtown, transferring to the Expo / Millenium Line at the Waterfront terminus. One stop on the Expo / Millenium Line will get you to Burrard Station, located immediately adjacent to the hotel. The trip will cost less than $10 and will take about 40 minutes. Transit information can be found here.

About Vancouver

Vancouver is a one-of-a-kind meeting destination set in a spectacular natural environment with activities to meet any interest. Our summer sunshine gives us moderate temperatures and makes the “wet coast” label seem worlds away (most of the time, anyway). Best of all, our 16+ hours of daylight leave you plenty of time to take in the conference and still find opportunities to explore the city, sea, and mountains. Tourism Vancouver is a great starting point to plan your visit to Vancouver. More…(links to About Vancouver.pdf)

Conference presented with generous support from:

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