How to get here

Prince George is at the geographic centre of British Columbia, the westernmost province in Canada. It is 800 kilometres north of Vancouver, the site of Expo 86 and the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Known as BC's "Northern Capital", this city of approximately 80,000 people sits at the crossroads of two major highways, two rail lines, and at the confluence of the Nechako and Fraser Rivers.

National and regional airlines fly directly to Prince George Airport from Vancouver International Airport.

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When you are here

Major car rental agencies are located in Prince George and at the airport. There is an airporter shuttle service, as well as a number of taxi companies and a city transit system.

Transportation from major hotels to the conference site at the University of Northern BC will be provided.

Climate and clothing

Late May and early June are generally sunny with temperatures between 15º and 20º C. However, temperatures and conditions can change quite quickly in early spring.

Prince George prides itself on being a friendly and informal community. Dress is generally business casual.