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General InformationRegistration FeesIncludes all continental breakfasts, lunches, gala dinner, and the Saskatchewan Night dinner On or Before September 1st, 2003
Regular . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $400.00 Cdn After September 1st, 2003
Regular . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $475.00 Cdn Payment of FeesRegistration form and payment of fees submitted by Internet or fax, must be made by credit card (VISA or MasterCard). If you elect to mail the registration form, you may include your payment, made out to I.ARE.H Symposium 2003 by cheque drawn on a Canadian bank, by international money order or by bank draft. If you wish to pay the registration fee in US dollars, please convert the Canadian registration fee to US dollars and send in with your registration form. Cancellation & Refund PolicyRegistration fees, less a $50.00 administration charge, will be refunded if cancellation is received in writing by September 9th, 2003. After this date, registration fees are Non-Refundable. All refunds will be processed after the conference. Queries regarding conference registration should be addressed to the Symposium 2003 Secretariat. ClimateOctober in Saskatoon is autumn and can be sunny or cloudy/rainy. The average daytime temperature is 0 to 10 degrees Celsius. Be prepared for rare snowfall in October. ClothingInformal for most occasions, semi-formal to formal for gala dinner. CurrencyThe Canadian dollar is divided into 100 cents. Please check with your local bank for current exchange rates. EmergenciesIn case of emergency dial 911. You don't need to pay for the call. FoodTraditionally, Canadian food relies on fish, meat, poultry, potatoes, fruits and vegetables. All meals and entertainment are included with the registration fee. People with special dietary needs should contact the office to make arrangements. LanguageEnglish is the official Symposium language Special RequestsAccommodation available for persons with sensory impairments as well as persons with physical challenges or mobility limitations. StudentsTo qualify for the special student rate, you must present proof of student status (e.g. student card, dated letter from your supervisor) when you arrive at the on-site registration desk. Information on Tours
This introduction to the University of Saskatchewan includes the Diefenbaker Canada
Centre and Museum; Kenderdine and Snelgrove Galleries; the Geology, Biology, and
Agriculture buildings; Innovation Place Research Park, the Western College of
Veterinary Medicine and other colleges. What is a synchrotron? A synchrotron produces extremely bright light, millions of
times brighter than the sun, by using powerful magnets and radio frequency waves to
accelerate electrons to nearly the speed of light. This infra-red, ultraviolet and X-ray
light is shone down beamlines to experiment endstations where scientists can select
different parts of the spectrum to “see” the microscopic nature of matter, right down
to the level of the atom. Information obtained with this “super microscope” can be
used to help design new drugs, examine the structure of surfaces for developing more
effective motor oils, build more powerful computer chips, and help with clean-up of
mining wastes, to name just a few applications. Site where the Northern Plains Indians gathered for thousands of years to hunt bison,
to gather food and herbs, and to escape winter winds. Walk along the Nature trails, see
a medicine wheel, tipi rings, bison jumps and habitation sites. Visitor Centre holds a
theatre, art gallery, hands-on display, archeological field research laboratory, gift shop,
and a restaurant offering bison, bannock, and Saskatoon berry menu items. TransportationThere is no shuttle service from the Saskatoon airport to downtown hotels. A taxi to the host hotel will cost approximately $25.00 Cdn. Venue/Accommodation
Delta Bessborough Hotel (Host hotel)*
Sheraton Cavalier Hotel*
Parktown Hotel * Radisson Hotel Saskatoon* Visa/PassportA valid passport or internationally recognized travel document is required to enter Canada. For some countries, Visa processing may take time, so it is advisable to apply for a Canadian Visa well in advance. Program
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