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conference participants BC Regional Conference
May 19–22, 2010 at Simon Fraser University.

This year’s conference is a larger joint event! Our British Columbia section joins partners EECOM, EEPSA and SFU to present “EECOM 2010” in collaboration with Metro Vancouver.

call for presenters closes Feb. 19 | more info | conference


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Online National Conference
This live interactive event was held 1–3 December, 2009. Interpreters logged in from almost every province and territory in Canada, and from the US, Australia, UK, Norway, China, and Japan.

Presenters were Dr. Sam Ham, Will Husby, Cal Martin, Stephanie Yuill, Peter Pacey, Dr. Alice Hamilton, and Chris Mathieson.

Registrants can view recorded sessions and download abstracts until May 31, 2010.
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In·tûr´prə·ta´shən, n. 1. Any communication process designed to reveal meanings and relationships of cultural and natural heritage to the public, through first-hand involvement with an object, artifact, landscape or site (Interpretation Canada, 1976).

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