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Conference is Fully Registered – Register for the Wait List Now
OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Registration for CSLC 2024 is now open
Initial Registration will be 2 advisors and 4 students/school, across approximately 150 schools. Additional delegates will be placed on the waitlist. Provincial/Territorial quotas will be in effect.
Cost to attend CSLC 2024 is $435/delegate, plus the $90 CSLA membership fee for the 2024-2025 school year.
Payment methods include e-transfer/direct deposit, cheque, and credit card. Credit card payments will be subject to a 4% processing fee.
Payments for CSLC 2024 are due by May 24th.
Any unpaid accounts after that time will have their registration cancelled and we will move to the waitlist.
Any cancellations after the payment deadline (May 24th) will be subject to a cancellation fee:
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Cancellation before June 15th - full refund minus $100/delegate cancelled
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Cancellation after June 15th - no refund
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Delegates may be swapped for another individual from the same school or school district
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Cancellations due to medical reasons after the June 15th deadline will receive a full refund minus $100 administration fee with a doctor's note
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CSLC HISTORY
In 1983, the students and staff of the Yorkton Regional High School were invited to host the annual provincial leadership conference of 1985. A year later the Premier of Saskatchewan, the Hon. Grant Devine, challenged the Yorkton students to turn the 1985 provincial conference into a national conference. This would be one of Saskatchewan’s contributions to the 1985 International Year of the Youth project.
The students and staff of Yorkton Regional High School accepted the challenge, and the 1985 conference was held on September 18th, 19th, and 20th in Yorkton, SK. Over eight hundred students and student advisors attended this conference which had for its theme “YOUTH OF TODAY – LEADERS OF TOMORROW.” Not only did the people come from all across Canada, but there were also strong delegations from five states south of the border and one delegate from Mexico City. Among the keynote speakers were Mark Scharenbroich, Pamela Wallin, Laurie Skreslet, Jack Donahue and a host of others from within and outside Canada.
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The advisors at the Yorkton conference voted unanimously to support the idea of an annual leadership conference across the nation. Provinces and Territories would be invited to host these conferences. Through the interest, effort, and commitment of these advisors, the Canadian Association of Student (Government) Advisors, now known as the Canadian Student Leadership Association, was born.