ISPO Seminar - Evaluation & ExaminationToronto, Ontario, CANADA - September 2nd to 4th, 2009 |
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SEMINAR HOME PAGE
This page will provide various links to other pages that will give further information about the seminar and access to downloadable files for the seminar.
Agenda Page
Download Page
Participants Page
Presentations
General information and various particulars will be provided below.
VENUE: Facilities of the George Brown College, Prosthetic & Orthotic Educational Programs
ADDRESS - The Sunnybrook Centre for Independent Living (SCIL - U Wing), Sunnybrook Health Science Center, 2075 Bayview Ave., Toronto, ON, CANADA
MAP TO OUR LOCATION - http://gbcpando.com/gbcpando/contact.html
Local contact persons:
Dan Blocka, cell phone - 416-587-8392, email - dan@ispoint.org
Gord Ruder, cell phone - 416 817-1119 email - gordon.ruder@gbcpando.comCopenhagen:
Karen Schmidt, ISPO Head Office Copenhagen, email - karen@ispoint.orgHOTEL: Metropolitan Hotel
ADDRESS
108 Chestnut Street
Toronto, ON. M5G 1R3
T 416-597-6320
F 416-977-6413Website:
http://www.metropolitan.com/toronto/Location:
http://www.metropolitan.com/toronto/directions.aspCUSTOMIZED GOOGLE MAP:
View ISPO Evaluators Seminar in a larger mapTRANSPORTATION:
There is easy transportation from the airport via taxis or by airport express buses to the city core. Around the city from the hotel many featured areas are only a walking distance, plus there is a good transit system available in the city core are areas surrounding. Please check some of the websites listed below for more information in this area.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE CITY:
Located in southern Ontario, Toronto, the 5th largest city in North America, is commonly referred to as the world’s most multicultural city. If you take the time to walk around downtown, and see all that it has to offer, you will see that this is most certainly true. From Little Italy to Greektown, Chinatown to Little India, and the Fashion district, Toronto offers everything you could possibly think of, and then some. Toronto, Huron for 'meeting place' has always been an important trading centre and still lives up to its name today. The 'Megacity' is a melting pot of culture, business and the arts.
websites:
www.toronto.com
www.torontocitytourist.com
http://www.math.toronto.edu/toronto/
Please check the site regularly for updates and additionsWebsite last updated on Tuesday September 2, 2009