105th Annual SUMA Convention a great success!

With nearly 1000 delegates in attendance, the 105th Annual SUMA convention was very successful. From an engaging plenary speech from Gavin Semple, Brandt CEO, through to the concluding Cabinet Bear pit session, convention proved interesting and informative for delegates.

SUMA wishes to offer a special thanks to all of the presenters and speakers who participated in convention. In particular, thanks to Premier Brad Wall, Minister Jeremy Harrison, and the other members of the Provincial Cabinet. We also want to thank all our sponsors who help make this convention a sucess. Please visit our sponsor page, and support those who support SUMA.

Education & Breakout Presentations

E1 & E10: Changes to Municipal Financial Statements - Sask TCA
E2: Environmental Liability for the Public Sector: Keeping environmental liabilities off the ledger
E3: Regional Waste Management: How are you taking out your garbage - Ministry of Environment / ARWMAS / Parkland Regional Waste Management Authority
E4: Models for Delivering Health Care in Small Urban Centres
E5: Dealing with Developers: What You Need to Know
E6: Tax Collection and Enforcement - Municipal Affairs / Robertson Stromberg Pedersen LLP/Non-Title Tax Enforcement
E7: Strategies to Control Rodent Populations in Your Community
E8: Crime Prevention: Tools to Keep Your Community Safe - No PowerPoint Presentation
E9: Ready for Change: How adaptable is your municipality to climate change - SWA / PARC
B1: Roundtable Discussion: Challenges facing City Fire and Police Services - No PowerPoint Presentation
B2: Learning to Govern – Leading Your Municipality
B3: Bylaw Development: Using your Powers Wisely - Municipal Affairs / Robertson Stromberg Pedersen LLP
P1: The Direct Benefits of Innovation - No PowerPoint Presentation

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Convention Information

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