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Canadian Agri-Food Policy Conference

17th Canadian Agri-Food Policy Conference

Dates: February 4 and 5, 2027

Venue: Infinity Convention Centre, Ottawa

Registration now open:
Members click here to register
Non-Members: Please click the applicable registration price below and you will be re-directed to add the registration to your cart.

February 4 & 5, 2027
Registration type In-person
Professional/Regular Members $375.00
Professional Non-members $450.00
Retired Member and Non-members $270.00
Students Members $185.00
Students Non-member $270.00

PAYMENT AND CANCELLATION POLICIES:

  1. Registration fees are in Canadian dollars. Applicable taxes will be added at check-out.
  2. Fees are processed securely through PayPal using a PayPal account or your credit card.
  3. PayPal will send you an automatic email indicating that payment was successful. If you do not receive this email, your payment was not successful, and we will have no record of your registration.

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“My favourite thing about being a CAES member is the way it brings together like-minded individuals who all have different knowledge and experience.  To be able to discuss relevant topics with people who have a broad range of expertise within the field is very beneficial.”

Kathryn, Early Career Professional Member

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