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(16.03.05) CANIMUN 2005 Opening Ceremony at the Canadian Museum of Civilization!!

On the evening of March 9th, the Opening Ceremony will take place in the Grand Hall of the Canadian Museum of Civilization! The Grand Hall celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Native People of Canada's West Coast and overlooks the Ottawa River and Parliament Hill. Delegates can catch a shuttle bus from the Novotel Ottawa and are encouraged to check out the exhibits which will stay open after the Ceremony and will be free of charge. A sign up sheet to register for the shuttle bus will be available during Registration. Join us in celebrating the Opening of the 3rd CANIMUN Conference; we hope to see you there!

(16.03.05) NEW!! CANIMUN Social Event!

Due to popular demand, CANIMUN will host a new social event this year on Friday, March 11th, 2005.

(16.03.05) Delegate Accomodations at the Novotel Ottawa!

UNA-Canada has made the Novotel Ottawa the official hotel of CANIMUN 2005. The Novotel Ottawa will offer delegates a warm, cozy and intimate accommodation experience and is within a 5 minute walk to the Government Conference Center. For more information on how to book rooms please visit the "Accomodations" page of our website.

(16.03.05) Check out the Country Assignments for CANIMUN 2005!

You can check which countries have been assigned at the conference by visiting the 'Registration' section of the site. Please note that Delegations are only assigned a country once they have completed the registration process.

(02.03.05) Information on Specialized Agencies now available!

CANIMUN 2005 will feature 11 unique and exciting Specialized Agencies. Often appealing to the more "seasoned" Model UN participants, these fast-paced and high-energy committees will simulate important global events occurring in the past, present and future and at CANIMUN 2005, will prove to be challenging, exciting and will shock even the most prepared delegates! For more information on these committees, please visit the "Specialized Agencies" page under "committees".

(02.03.05) Postion Papers Due February 20th!

To allow more time for delegates to research and prepare their positions, position papers are now due on Sunday February 20, 2005. Information about what to include in your position paper can be found on our website under the "Preparation" section. All Delegates sitting in General Assembly and ECOSOC committees must complete a postion paper; for Delegates sitting in Specialized Agency committees, position papers are optional but strongly recommended.

(02.03.05) FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for CANIMUN is now AVAILABLE!

The deadline for applications is February 18th, 2005.

(18.01.05) Delegate Registration opened August 30th!

Priority Registration began on August 30, 2004 and will guarantee your delegation priority on committee and country selection. Delegations registering in the Priority Registration period will also enjoy lower conference fees. Regular Registration will begin on November 16, 2004. To register your delegation today, consult the "registration" section of our website!

(12.01.05) CANIMUN 2005 is here!

Due to the immense popularity and success of CANIMUN 2003 and 2004, UNA-Canada is pleased to announce that from March 9-12, 2005, CANIMUN 2005 will take place in the city of Ottawa! Foreign Affairs Canada (FAC) has once again been identified as CANIMUN's primary partner and UNA-Canada is extremely grateful for their support. Please take this opportunity to visit our website and stay-tuned for more updates on staff applications, delegate registration and important CANIMUN deadlines. Bookmark our website and visit often!

(20.09.04) Staff Applications are available online!

Are you interested in becoming a staff member at CANIMUN? If so, apply to join the staff of CANIMUN 2005! We are looking for enthusiastic Model UN participants who are eager to share their expertise and experiences with Model UN with other students across Canada and around the world. Consult the "staff" section of our site for more information. Applications are due by September 19, 2004 at 12h00 EST.