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Conference 2007
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Cedric May (University of Birmingham, retired)
Un homme à l’Ile de Sark

The High Commissioner for Canada, HE Mr James Wright
Innovative Excellence: Traditions and Technologies in Canada

Professor David Wall, University of Leeds, Eccles Lecture 2007,
Hunting, Shooting and Phishing: New Cybercrime challenges for CyberCanadians in the 21st Century

Dr Genevieve Tanguay, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Economic Development, Innovation and Export Trade, Québec Government

Quebec's Research and Innovation Strategy: Staying Ahead


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Conference abstracts PDF Print E-mail
FROM BLUEBERRIES TO BLACKBERRIES:
TRADITIONS AND TECHNOLOGIES IN CANADA
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FROM BLUEBERRIES TO BLACKBERRIES:
TRADITIONS AND TECHNOLOGIES IN CANADA

BACS 32nd annual conference
St Aidan's College, University of Durham
11–13 April 2007

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ACCOMMODATION
St Aidan's is situated on Windmill Hill, about 15 minutes' walk from the City Centre, or 30 minutes' walk from the Station.
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Provisional Programme PDF Print E-mail
FROM BLUEBERRIES TO BLACKBERRIES:
TRADITIONS AND TECHNOLOGIES IN CANADA

PROGRAMME
(NB: timings may be subject to change)

WEDNESDAY 11 APRIL

10.30 Book exhibition set-up
11.30 BACS Council meeting
12.00 Registration opens
13.00 Lunch
14.00 Session A (90 mins)


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BACS Conference 2007 PDF Print E-mail
From Blueberries to BlackBerries: Traditions and Technologies in Canada

British Association for Canadian Studies 32nd Annual Conference
St Aidan’s College, University of Durham, UK
11–13 April 2007


Durham Cathedral
Durham Cathedral


Keynote speakers
The High Commissioner for Canada, HE Mr James Wright
"Innovative Excellence: Traditions and Technologies in Canada"
Professor David Wall, University of Leeds, Eccles Lecture 2007,
"Hunting, Shooting and Phishing: New Cybercrime challenges for CyberCanadians in the 21st Century"
Dr Genevieve Tanguay, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Economic Development, Innovation and Export Trade, Québec Government, "Quebec's Research and Innovation Strategy: Staying Ahead"

The conference will take place at St Aidan's College, University of Durham, and the registration fee will include all meals and two nights' accommodation in the college, which is set in its own gardens overlooking the city and Cathedral. There are more pictures in the Gallery.



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