Registration includes all talks, lunch, and snacks on Friday and Saturday. The preceding two days of tutorials are NOT included.

1 - If your employer is paying for you to attend the conference, please register as Corporate. If you are paying for the conference out of your own pocket, please register as Individual. If your employer puts limits on expenses over $500, please contact us for a coupon.

2 - Each additional person from the same corporation.

3 - You must provide valid student ID when picking up your registration pack.

4 - You must provide valid ID from University of Ottawa when picking up your registration pack.

6 - We are planning closing party on Saturday. Your $64 pays for the venue booking, for all your food, and (if all goes to plan) one or two drinks. Vegans, Vegetarians, and Carnivores will all be catered for.

How will registration work?

Registration is a 5 step process:

1. Enter your personal details (name, address, email, etc).
2. Select your conference registration type (Student, Corporate, etc).
3. Optionally select any tutorials, etc
4. Submit your payment via Paypal.
5. Payment confirmation is manual, and might require a few days.
6. Once confirmed, you will receive a BSDCan registration confirmation.

You will get two emails from BSDCan. The first email indicates that your registration information has been received (it should arrive almost immediately after you complete step 3). The second will arrive after we have received notification of your payment, which will take a few days. Any refunds will not be issued until after the conference.

Payment methods

We are using Paypal as our payment method. If you already have a Paypal account, you may use that. If you do not have a Paypal account, you can use your credit card via Paypal. Our Paypal address is paypal@bsdcan.org.

NOTE: if you have special circumstances, please contact us and we'll see what we can do.

Harassment

BSDCan has a harassment policy. All conference attendees are expected to comply with this policy. Mind you, it's pretty much common sense, courtesy, and plain old good behaviour. Such conduct is expected within our community.