Welcome to Conference Connections, your source for current information on SLA's Annual Conference.
We’re Talking IMPACT!Hurry … Member Early Bird Ends May 1
The two most important steps in this process are to register for the conference and book a hotel room! You’ll receive a discount of over 15 percent on conference registration if you SIGN UP NOW via our online system.
If you’ve already registered for SLA 2005, you should receive a registration packet in the mail within the next couple of weeks. Remember to bring that packet with you to Toronto.
Hotel Rooms for SLA 2005 Going, Going...
...but not quite gone! We've experienced such great demand for accommodations this year that SLA is securing more rooms from selected hotels in downtown Toronto. But don't wait much longer! Book your reservations today!
If you’re making plans to extend your stay beyond SLA 2005, you’ll want to contact our reservations hotline directly by telephone: +1.866.774.0486 (From the US and Canada) or +1.703.770-3907. We can help you acquire a customized reservation.
Now that You’ve Saved $50 with the Member Early Bird…
We invite you to take part in one of the SLA or division sponsored continuing education (CE) sessions and become an impact player within your organization. Browse the SLA Personal Planner for a complete listing of CE Sessions.
SLA Toronto City Tour
Saturday, June 4, 2005 6:00PM - 9:00PM
The perfect activity to capture a glimpse of the many wonderful sites available in Toronto! This "get acquainted" tour will include such famous attractions as Queen's Park, the Parliament Buildings, Old and New City Halls, the different neighborhoods of Toronto and much more!
This is a driving tour only. Please meet the bus at the Metro Toronto Convention Center - North Building, Front Street Entrance. Ticketed Event #195 Price: $30.00 Sponsored by: Copyright Clearance Center, INC.
Never Been to Toronto?
No problem. The SLA Toronto Chapter has put together a comprehensive site full of useful information for conference attendees. Whether you’re looking for a listing of local restaurants or you want to browse through things to do of particular interest to information professionals, this is the site to visit.
Entry into Canada – what’s required?
Traveling from the United States:
- U.S.-born citizens should carry a passport or a birth certificate plus photo I.D.
- Naturalized citizens require naturalization certificates with photo I.D.
- Permanent residents (who are not citizens) require an alien-registration card
Traveling from other countries:
In general, passports are required however visitors from countries other than the U.S. should call for further information: 1-800-992-7037 (outside Canada) or 1-888-242-2100 (within Canada).
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