The ACA Conference will run directly after the AAO conference in Toronto,
with the Archives of Ontario's anniversary reception on June 11th serving as
a bridge between the two events.  The ACA Conference Committee would like to
thank the AAO for opening up its two workshops to ACA members.

If you haven't checked out the ACA Conference website yet, now is the time
to do it!
http://archivists.ca/conferen/index.htm

You can find:
*       the conference registration form
*       descriptions of plenary and concurrent sessions
*       information about the joint AAO/ACA workshops
*       description and registration form for the ACA Institute
*       dates and times for ACA committee meetings and Special Interest
Section meetings
*       information about the opening reception (be sure to pre-register)
*       information about hotel and residence accommodations
*       a form for sponsorship opportunities
*       links for tourist information and maps for Toronto and the
University of Toronto

There's still more to come--details about great social events, room
locations, conference-at-a-glance--but for now, this should give you a good
idea of when, where, and what the conference is all about.

The registration forms can be downloaded and printed in various formats
(PDF, MS Word, WordPerfect).  We don't yet have the capacity to offer online
registration, so you must print out the form and mail it in.  And be sure to
register before 30 April to get the early-bird rate.

Toronto is the place to be in 2003.  Check it out!
http://archivists.ca/conferen/index.htm

Carolyn Heald, Chair
ACA 2003 Program Committee