2010 CAAA Annual Conference & Trade Show

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Special Hotel Rates

Special rates we renegotiated for delegates at $139 per night. Online reservations can be made at: www.deltaregina.com/cca021410 or calling 1-800-209-3555. Special rates are offered for reservations made before January 15,2010.

Icebreaker

The Icebreaker at the 2010 CAAA AGM & Conference in Regina this February will be held at the RCMP Heritage Centre. The Heritage Centre is a interactive facility that is located at the RCMP Academy. Our guest Entertainer for the evening will be Anders Magic. Anders comes to the CAAA with a strong recommendation from one of our members. The combination of the RCMP Heritage Center and Anders Magic is sure to make a great kick off to a successful conference in Regina!

Anders Magic

Comedy Magic Stage Shows: Anders’ full-scale after dinner show is a polished, professional act, complete with comedy, magic, and escapes. There’s plenty of audience interaction. Guests are dazzled for thirty to forty-five fast paced minutes of laughs and gasps. Your guests will thank you for it!

Walk around Magic: People love to experience magic up close. With this unique type of entertainment, in small groups guests can experience the magic just inches away. Sometimes the magic even happens in your own hands. You’ll be delighted to see the reactions and hear the gasps of amazement as you are treated to your very own show.

Custom Tailored Magic: Anders’ show can be customized for your guests. This allows Anders to tune into your group and deliver a truly original and dynamic performance. He has integrated his clients’ products into his performance — designing specialized magic just for each show.

Schedule

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Friday, February 19, 2010

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Regina

Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan and the 16th largest city in Canada with a population of 194,971 (Source: Statistics Canada, 2006.)

Regina is located in the south central area of the province. The city covers an area of 118.4 sq km. It is in the middle of the Prairie Provinces with Alberta to the west, and Manitoba to the east. It borders the American states of Montana and North Dakota.

Climate: Regina is the sunniest capital city in Canada. Summer temperatures average 23 degrees Celsius or 73 degrees Fahrenheit. Winter temperatures average -11 degrees Celsius or 12 degrees Fahrenheit. Winter weather lasts from about mid-November to early March.

Resources: Regina’s resource based economy is fuelled by agriculture, oil and gas production and development, as well as telecommunications.

The Delta Regina

Named after the Latin word for “Queen”, this oasis on the prairies enjoys the shade of 350,000 trees hand-planted throughout the city. Home since 1882 to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s only training facility, Regina, the capital city of Saskatchewan, is more than meets the eye.

One of North America’s largest urban parks, Wascana Centre, provides 2,300 acres to explore in the heart of the city; the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Mackenzie Art Gallery and the Saskatchewan Legislative Building are all located within the park. See how real cowboys play at the Canadian Professional Rodeo, the largest professional rodeo in Saskatchewan. Or learn a few new steps in one of the dance workshops at the Mid-Winter Celtic Festival.

Stay in the heart of downtown at Delta Regina, the leading hotel in the city. Connected by skywalk to Casino Regina and more than 100 shops in the Cornwall Centre. Only ten minutes from Regina Airport and minutes away from the local galleries and museums, Delta Regina is the hub of the city, whether it’s for civic, social or business activities.