We’d like you to truly experience beautiful British Columbia during the 2009 CPRS National Conference. Vancouver’s landscape is what sets us apart from the rest of Canada. From the peak of our mountain tops to the bottom of our sea, our breathtaking backdrop will amaze. When attending the 2009 CPRS National Conference in Vancouver, you’ll be treated to three exciting special events, each offering its own unique experience.
Sunday, June 7, 2009 Olympic Style Reception Visit one of Vancouver’s newest landmark additions, The Richmond Oval. The Richmond Oval will host Canada’s top speedy skating competitors, as they challenge the rest of the world during the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This high-energy Olympic style event will bring you closer than ever to the games. In recognition of diversity seen during the Olympic and Paralympic Games and within the Vancouver community, you’ll enjoy a tasty food fair highlighting dishes from various ethnic cultures.
Monday, June 8, 2009 Mountain Top Dinner Take part in a west coast adventure while visiting one Vancouver’s best-known attractions, Grouse Mountain. Step onboard the sky-ride and get ready to experience a one-mile journey like no other. High above towering Douglas firs, you will witness breathtaking views of the city on a journey up the mountainside. Upon arriving, you’ll be treated to a private performance of the world famous Lumberjack Show. Afterwards, guests will enjoy delicious west coast cuisine, prepared by top culinary professionals. Finish the evening by soaking up the view on the best patio in Vancouver – 3,700 feet above the city.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009 Awards Dinner The CPRS Awards Program honours outstanding performance and service by members of the Society. These awards are exclusive to CPRS members and are a source of both individual and group prestige. The Awards Program showcases Canada's best public relations talent and offers a special opportunity to be recognized by one's peers for outstanding work and contribution to the profession and CPRS.
