REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Conference registration includes conference materials, admittance to Conference Exhibits, continental breakfast, refreshments breaks, light lunch and reception events (Welcome Festival and /or Social Reception) for the day(s) you have registered to attend and a number of opportunities for you to meet informally with other attendees, presenters, sponsors and exhibitors. Reception events include hors d'oevres and no host bar. Parking charges are not included in the registration fees.

2007 PCBIC Registration Categories & Rates Early conference registration fees must be received or postmarked by February 1, 2007. All fees are indicated in Canadian dollars and are subject to taxes (currently 6% GST). IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SPONSORING A SURVIVOR OR FAMILY MEMBER TO ATTEND THE 2007 CONFERENCE, PLEASE CONTACT: Darcel Moro, Conference Organizer at 604-949-0716 or at info@pcbic.org
Workshop Day ~ February 15, 2007	$195 + GST
Workshop Day & Early Full Conference (on or before February 1, 2007) or Web Registration	$595 + GST
Workshop Day & Late Full Conference (after February 1, 2007) or Onsite Registration	$695 + GST
Early Full Conference (on or before February 1, 2007) or Web Registration	$450.00 + GST
Late Full Conference (after February 1, 2007) or Onsite Registration	$550.00 + GST
Student Full Conference	$350.00 + GST
One-Day Conference ~ Either February 15 or 16, 2007	$275.00 + GST
Three ways to register: 1. Registering By Mail ~ Attendees must use the Registration Form (soon to be attached here.)  to register. Please use a separate form for each person registering. You are welcome to make additional copies of the registration form. Mail form with payment to:The Pacific Coast Brain Injury Conference c/o Darcel Moro, Conference Organizer, 10 Flavelle Drive, Port Moody, BC Canada V3H 4L4 2. Registering By Fax ~ Attendees must use the Registration Form (soon to be attached here) to register. Please use a separate form for each person registering. Fax your form with credit card payment to 604-949-0719. Include complete credit card information (Mastercard of Visa). We are not responsible for faxed registrations received after February 14, 2007 or not processed due to incorrect credit card information. Click here for printable registration form. 3. Registering Online ~ Secure online registration by clicking here.

Payment Options
Payment is required in full when registering. Include a cheque or money order in Canadian funds payable to Pacific Coast Brain Injury Conference or correct credit card information (MasterCard of Visa). Regrettable we cannot accept cheques in US funds. We are not responsible for registrations received after Wednesday, February 14, 2007 or registration forms not processed due to incorrect payment and/or credit card information. Registrations are not processed until full payment is received.

Cancellation/Substitution Policy:
All refund or substitution requests must be received in writing. Cancellations received or post-marked by January 15, 2007 will receive a 50% refund to be mailed after the conference. No refunds are given after this date; however, delegate substitutions are permitted.

Please Note
The conference organizers reserve the right to make adjustments to the program in the event of unforeseeable circumstances arising without further notification.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Name Badge Policy
To gain easy access to exhibit hall, conference sessions, meal functions and social events attendees are required to wear their identification name badge throughout the Pre-Conference Day and Conference.

Continuing Education Units/Credits
We have applied for CCRC, CRC, RRP and CLCP credits to be issued for the Pre-Conference Day and for each day of the conference. More information is available at the conference registration desk.

Conference Location - Come for the confernence and stay for a vacation!
Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Coast Mountain Range, Vancouver is a cosmopolitan city perched on nature's edge. A city of unparalleled beauty, from the 1000 acre/400 hectare lush jewel known as Stanley Park, the largest city park in North America, to the hustle and bustle of fashionable Robson Street, to the glamour and glitz of trendy Yaletown ~ Vancouver has it all. Vancouver is Host City of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. It is one of the world's most beautiful cities and also one of its most liveable cities. It is renowned for being innovative and on leading edge of ideas. And it is recognized as a leader in the areas of sustainability and accessibility/inclusivity. Warmed by Pacific Ocean currents and protected by a range of mountains, Vancouver enjoys mild temperatures year-round. With an average February temperature of 7 degrees Celsius, the climate is always hospitable. Our winters are wet, but it rarely snows, except on our local ski hills. Locals often boast it is possible to ski, sail and golf all in the same day. Activities range from rainforest walks, ocean kayaking, and salmon fishing to skiing, snowshoeing, golfing, roller-blading and cycling, all done against awe-inspiring natural backdrops of mountains, wilderness and Vancouver's spectacular harbour. With three highly rated mountains only 20 minutes drive from the city, locals enjoy an active winter of skiing and snowshoeing or at lower elevations meander along nature trails amidst sub-alpine meadows and sparkling lakes while viewing the local wildlife. The pedestrian-friendly streets of Vancouver are filled with individuals from varied ethnic backgrounds and walks of life. As a result of its culturally diverse population, Vancouver has equally diverse neighbourhoods, all of which provide wonderful browsing and shopping opportunities. Vancouver's exotic setting is also reflected in its array of flavourful offerings. Between its internationally praised fine-dining restaurants and trendy cafes, the city's many restaurants offer everything from original seafood fare to unique vegetarian dining. Vancouver has many cultural pleasures to offer: from concerts, clubs and sporting events, to the opera, symphony and numerous plays. In addition, many internationally acclaimed artisan works are displayed at the world famous University of British Columbia Museum of Anthropology and downtown Vancouver's Art Gallery. .There are many available links that can provide you with all the information that you may need to plan your visit with us. Tourism Vancouver is a good place to start. And just two hours north, lay the twin internationally renowned ski mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb. This top ranked destination ski resort draws skiers from all over the world for downhill and helicopter skiing.

The Survivor and Family Lounge
A hospitality lounge is available for survivors of brain injury, their family and their caregivers. You are welcome to use the lounge as a quiet place to enjoy refreshments, relax and organize your conference plans. The lounge is open during conference program hours. The hours are:
Thursday 5 to 7 pm
Friday 7:30 am to 6 pm
Saturday 7:30 am to 4 pm