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ANNUAL MEETINGJUNE 16-19, 2015 | WHITEHORSE

There and back again safely

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THANK YOU TO OUR 2015 SPONSORS

IHS Automotive

Smart Start, Inc.

Accident Support Services International Ltd.

Canadian Automobile Association (CAA)

Canadian National Railways (CN)

Experian Automotive

Gemalto

Ledcor Group of Companies

Parsons Canada Limited

Safran Morpho

Solutions Thru Software Ltd.

1A Lifesafer of Canada, Inc.

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators,

Region IV

Associated Canadian Car Rental Operators (ACCRO) Services

Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada

CARFAX - Vehicle History Reports

Motorcycle & Moped Industry Council

PMG Technologies Inc.

Progressive Fleet Solutions Ltd.

U-Haul International, Inc.

3M Canada Company

Alcohol Countermeasure Systems Corp

Canadian Bank Note Company Ltd.

Entrust Datacard

Giesecke & Devrient Systems Canada Inc.

Registrar of Imported Vehicles

Serco Canada Inc.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the Premier

Letter from the Minister

Letter from the Mayor

Letter from the Chair

General information

Program

Concurrent sessions

Hotel floor plans

Awards

Exhibitors

Exhibitor directory

Message from the Executive Director

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3ANNUAL MEETING JUNE 16-19, 2015 WHITEHORSE, YUKON2 CANADIAN COUNCIL OF MOTOR TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATORS

“I look forward to a week of productive meetings and working with you to find new and innovative solutions to road safety challenges.”

Scott Kent Minister, Highway and Public Works

“Here in the Yukon and across Canada, we are united by a common goal and a shared commitment to improving road safety.”

Darrell PasloskiPremier

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“In the Yukon, we pride ourselves on ensuring visitors and locals can tour and travel the area safely and securely, wherever they are going and whenever they wish.”

Vern JanzChair, CCMTA Board of Directors

“I wish you a successful meeting and I hope you enjoy some of the rich opportunities you can experience in our community.”

Dan CurtisMayor

Dear CCMTA colleagues, associates and delegates:

Welcome to my home town – beautiful Whitehorse, where the people are friendly, the scenery awe-inspiring, and the summer light is ever present in June. It is a pleasure to host this year’s CCMTA Annual Meeting in Canada’s most northwestern jurisdiction.

The theme of the 2015 meeting, ‘There and back again safely”, is one that is familiar to the region. In the Yukon, we pride ourselves on ensuring visitors and locals can tour and travel the area safely and securely, wherever they are going and whenever they wish. It is a theme that was ideal for this gathering as well. We recognize that Whitehorse is not around the corner for most of you, and we are grateful to you for making the effort to experience our hospitality.

As the largest gathering in Canada of road safety professionals, the annual meeting is a unique opportunity to connect with colleagues, share ideas and learn. We trust you will find the presentations, sessions and networking events valuable and rewarding. And, while you are here, we get to celebrate an important milestone together. CCMTA turned 75 in 2015; that is a legacy, one we can all take pride in. We have arranged a few things to mark the occasion, and we look forward to celebrating with you.

On behalf of CCMTA, thank you for attending this year’s event. And, if your schedule permits, I hope you will take the time to enjoy the surroundings.

Warm regards,

Vern JanzChair, CCMTA Board of Directors

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Registration and exhibition takes place at the Yukon Convention Centre, which is located directly next to Coast High Country Inn, where the Concurrent Sessions are held. Business program activities are taking place at the Coast High Country Inn, Best Western Gold Rush and the Yukon Inn. Please refer to the Program (pages 8 and 9) for specific times and locations.

The CCMTA Staff Office is located at the Yukon Convention Centre. If you need additional information, CCMTA officials and staff – easily identified by their gold lapel badges – can assist you. Host volunteers identified by their yellow golf shirts and black vests are also on hand, ready to provide assistance.

GETTING AROUNDA complimentary shuttle is offered daily to delegates to/from the Coast High Country Inn, the Best Western Gold Rush Inn, the Yukon Inn, and the Yukon Convention Centre. Please consult the bus schedule in your pocket guide for full details.

NAME BADGESPlease wear your name badges at all times as it is your passport to all events. A condensed version of the program and refreshment tickets are also included with your name badge. A name badge recycle bin is located in each of the meeting venues as well as at the CCMTA Staff Office for your convenience.

INTERNET CONNECTIVITY AND COMPLIMENTARY COMPUTERS Wireless internet is available throughout the meeting rooms. In addition, there are public computers/ printers available for use on the guest room floors of the Coast High Country Inn and the Best Western Gold Rush Inn. These are located next to the guest elevators. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access is also available in guest rooms.

DAILY TIPS Be sure to watch for your copy of “Daily Tips” delivered directly to your email inbox every morning to learn the latest information about the conference, schedule changes, and highlights from the previous day.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE AND BOARD MEETINGSChairs and Vice-Chairs

Board of Directors: Vern Janz (YT), Paul Arsenault (NS)

Compliance and Regulatory Affairs: Benoit Cayouette (QC), Vice-Chair Vacant

Drivers and Vehicles: Denis Boissonnault (AB), Kwei Quaye (SK)

Road Safety Research and Policies: Sonny Senghera (BC), Wendy Doyle (AB)

DOCUMENTATIONAs a step towards going green, CCMTA does not provide hard copies of background documentation onsite. Meeting documentation can be accessed from the CCMTA website at ccmta.ca.

SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETATIONCCMTA is providing simultaneous interpretation for open Program Committee and Board of Directors meetings. Interpretation receivers must be picked up before each meeting and returned at the end of each session to the room where it was obtained. Receivers should not be kept overnight as the batteries must be recharged. Please note that each delegate is personally responsible for the return of their receiver and headsets. Failure to do so will result in you having to pay replacement costs of approximately $500.

GENERAL INFORMATIONEXHIBITIONThe exhibition will take place at the Yukon Convention Centre located next to the Coast High Country Inn and will serve as the location for most meals provided. To plan your visits and appointments with exhibitors, please consult the exhibition floor plan and directory on pages 15, 16 and 17. Exhibition hours of operation are as follows:

Tuesday, June 16th 08:30 – 09:30 11:30 – 12:30 14:00 – 14:30 15:30 – 16:00 18:00

Wednesday, June 17th 07:30 – 09:00 12:00 – 13:30

Thursday, June 18th 07:30 – 09:00 12:00 – 13:30

WHAT TO WEARA business casual dress code is suggested for the duration of the Annual Meeting including the Territorial Banquet. All other events, including the Welcoming Reception and the Networking Evening are considered casual – jeans are permitted. Please refer to the “Social Events” section for more details.

SOCIAL EVENTSThe Welcoming Reception takes place in the exhibition hall at the Yukon Convention Centre. This is an opportunity to re-connect with your colleagues and experience a warm Yukon welcome.

The Networking Evening is being held under the midnight sun at Mt. Sima Lodge. Nestled in the hills approximately 15 minutes from downtown Whitehorse, Mt. Sima provides breathtaking views of the city, the Yukon River valley and the surrounding terrain and provides the perfect venue to experience the Spirit of the Klondike including a traditional Klondike BBQ and an evening full of rendez-vous style entertainment and activities.

• Transportation to/from Mt. Sima has been arranged for you. Buses can be boarded at the entrances of the three main hotels:

Best Western Gold Rush Inn, Coast High Country Inn and the Yukon Inn. Please consult the bus schedule in your pocket guide for full details.

• As this event is mainly outdoors, please be sure to dress accordingly. Comfortable walking shoes and layered clothing is recommended. Don’t forget to bring your bug spray!

• Interested in a unique vantage point? Take the Mt. Sima chair lift to the top of the hill for a picturesque view, incredible photo opportunities and a little treat once you reach the summit.

The Territorial Reception and Banquet takes place at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre. Situated on the banks of the Yukon River, the Cultural Centre is where the heritage and contemporary way of life of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation people is celebrated. Before dinner, guests will have the opportunity to visit the exhibits and interpretive displays located throughout the venue. Following dinner and the awards ceremony, you are invited to gather around the Centre’s ceremonial fire pit – a place to sit and soak in the beauty of these northern lands, listen to the rushing waters of the Yukon River from the dock area and take in the local entertainment organized for you.

• Transportation to/from the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre has been arranged for you. Buses can be boarded at the entrances of the three main hotels: Best Western Gold Rush Inn, Coast High Country Inn and the Yukon Inn. Please consult the bus schedule in your pocket guide for full details.

• A business casual dress code is suggested for this event. Comfortable foot wear and a light jacket is recommended for the outside portion of this event.

A SINCERE “THANK YOU”CCMTA gratefully acknowledges all organizations that provided financial support to the 2015 Annual Meeting, see the inside front cover of the program for a full list of sponsors.

CCMTA also extends a huge “thank you” to the volunteer staff from Yukon who have worked diligently and have provided excellent support in hosting this year’s Annual Meeting.

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08:30-17:00 Registration Yukon Convention Centre Foyer

08:30-09:30 Breakfast with Exhibitors Yukon Convention Centre Exhibition area

09:00-09:30 Newcomer’s Session Coast High Country Inn Conference Room B2

09:30-11:30 Program Committee Meetings (closed)

Compliance & Regulatory Affairs Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A

Drivers & Vehicles Coast High Country Inn Conference Room B2

Road Safety Research & Policies Coast High Country Inn Conference Room B1

11:30-12:30 Lunch with Exhibitors Yukon Convention Centre Exhibition area

12:30-13:30 Opening Ceremonies Yukon Convention Centre

13:30-14:00 General Session Yukon Convention Centre (see page 10 for more details)

14:00-14:30 Health Break with Exhibitors Yukon Convention Centre Exhibition area

14:30-15:30 Concurrent Sessions (see pages 10 and 11 for more details)

Session 1 Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A

Session 2 Coast High Country Inn Conference Room B1


15:30-16:00 Health Break with Exhibitors Yukon Convention Centre Exhibition area

16:00-17:00 Concurrent Sessions (see page 12 for more details)

Session 4 Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A



18:00 Welcoming Reception Yukon Convention Centre Exhibition area


07:30-13:30 Registration Yukon Convention Centre Foyer

09:00-17:00 Board of Directors (closed) Coast High Country Inn Conference Room B1 and B2

09:00-17:00 Program Committee Meetings (open)

Compliance & Regulatory Affairs Yukon Inn Fireside Room North and South

Drivers & Vehicles Best Western Gold Rush Inn Town Hall Meeting Room

Road Safety Research & Policies Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A

10:15-10:45 Health Break (in meeting rooms)



18:30 Networking Evening Mt. Sima (see page 7 for more details)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17

TUESDAY, JUNE 16

PROGRAM

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09:00-17:00 Board of Directors (closed) Coast High Country Inn Conference Room B1 and B2

09:00-17:00 Program Committee Meetings (open)

Compliance & Regulatory Affairs Yukon Inn Fireside Room North and South

Drivers & Vehicles (Closed starting at 13:30) Best Western Gold Rush Inn Town Hall Meeting Room

Road Safety Research & Policies Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A




18:00 Banquet Reception Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre Foyer (see page 7 for more details)

19:00 Territorial Banquet Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre Long House (see page 7 for more details)

08:30-10:00 Board of Directors (closed) Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A

10:30-14:00 Board of Directors (open) Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A

14:00-16:00 Board of Directors (closed) Coast High Country Inn Conference Room A

FRIDAY, JUNE 19

THURSDAY, JUNE 18

WANTED: Your feedback!Before you leave beautiful Yukon, we invite you to complete our short, online Annual Meeting survey. Please check your inbox on Friday, June 19 for details.


14:30 – 15:30

SESSION 1Coast High Country Inn, Conference Room A

Yukon’s Google Glass In-Service Road Safety Review Pilot

Presenters:

Amanda Price, Transportation Program Development Coordinator, Yukon Government, Highways and Public Works

Craig Milligan, P.Eng., Transport Infrastructure Specialist, Fireseeds North Infrastructure

In-service road safety reviews (ISRSR) are a cornerstone of quantitative road safety management programs. After applying network screening tools to collision data, priority sites are selected for an ISRSR, which is an in-depth engineering study to identify short and long-term improvement opportunities. Yukon Government, Highways and Public Works, Transportation Engineering Branch, with Fireseeds North, conducted the world’s first pilot application on Google Glass technology to ISRSRs as part of a 2015 national pilot. Google Glass allows: (1) hands free gathering of annotated, geo-referenced field information; (2) visualization of collision information while in the field; and (3) communication with off-site experts. This presentation will summarize the Yukon pilot, covering the role of ISRSRs in road safety management, the technology used, site selection, results from the five sites, technology evaluation criteria and results, and a summary of the larger national pilot program.

TUESDAY, JUNE 16

CONCURRENT SESSIONSGENERAL SESSION

13:30 – 14:00

Yukon Convention Centre

Spirit of the Yukon: A Story

Presenters:

Roy Ness

Claire Ness

This colourful father-daughter duo will take you on a humorous and informative journey through time with a look at the history of the Yukon, highlighting how transportation has evolved north of 60 and more.

2016 ANNUAL MEETING: Call for PresentationsWe encourage you to submit your presentation ideas for 2016. These sessions are an important and popular feature of the CCMTA annual meeting. Consideration will be given to emerging areas of interest, road safety, or information that is relevant to motor transportation professionals.

Presentations will take place during the 2016 Annual Meeting in Halifax, NS from June 19-22.

Call opens late October 2015

SESSION 2Coast High Country Inn, Conference Room B1

Auto Theft Suppression in Manitoba - Partnerships and Innovative Strategies to Success

Presenter:

Ward A. Keith, Executive Director, Driver Safety, DVA Administration & Registrar of Motor Vehicles, Manitoba Public Insurance

In the mid-2000’s, Manitoba’s auto theft rate was 2.5 times the Canadian average and 50% higher than the next closest jurisdiction. Winnipeg had become known as ’the auto theft capital of North America’ and auto theft was costing more than $40 million in direct costs annually. Learn how through careful problem analysis, strong partnerships, innovative strategies, and supporting government regulation, Manitoba was able to reduce auto theft by more than 85% in the City of Winnipeg and successfully address what had become a very serious public safety concern.


The Use of Simulation in Delivering Driver Training to Remote Canadian Communities

Presenters:

Lesley de Repentigny, CEO of DriveWise Canada

Chris Boomer, Instructor at the North East Native Advancing Society

An advanced driver training program is playing a major role in the future of a group of young Canadians who reside in North Eastern British Columbia. Through insight, courseware highlights and personal success stories, you will learn how mobile simulation training is opening up economic opportunities to remote Canadian communities.

CONCURRENT SESSIONS



Evaluation of Ontario’s Enhanced Senior Driver Renewal Program

Presenter:

Frances Ilari, Senior Safety Research Advisor, Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Overview of Ontario’s evaluation of a revised renewal program for senior drivers age 80 and above, with an emphasis on the introduction of cognitive screening exercises.

TUESDAY, JUNE 16

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

16:00 – 17:00

SESSION 4Coast High Country Inn, Conference Room A

Electronic Logging Devices (ELD)s Reliability and Efficiency for Hours of Service Enforcement

Presenter:

Alex Capelle, Segment Leader ELD, Telematics NAFTA Continental Automotive

An examination of the differences between voluntary and compulsory use of electronic hours of service logging, the current available technologies, examples of ELD successes and failures in other parts of the world, key success factors for an ELD regulation, and a depiction of a compulsory ELD.


The Importance of Winter Driving Safety Equipment

Presenters:

Carolyn Goard, Communications Manager, Tire and Rubber Association of Canada

Ralph Warner, Director of Operations, Tire and Rubber Association of Canada

The presentation will emphasize the importance of equipment in ensuring safe driving practices during winter months, with focus on the importance of winter tires. A deeper look into Canadian use of winter tires, geographic and jurisdictional variations, and the practicality of using winter tires.

HOTEL FLOOR PLANS

YUKON INN

COAST HIGH COUNTRY INN

to Lobby

Conference Room A

Foyer

Library

ConferenceRoom B1

ConferenceRoom B2

Boardroom

BEST WESTERN GOLD RUSH INN

LobbySaloon/Restaurant

Washrooms

Town HallMeeting Room

General StoreMeeting Room

Offices

Parlour

Elements Day Spa

Lobby

Fireside Room

Front Desk

Wash Room

Offices

Restaurant

Alder Room

Lounge

Willow Room


The 2015 recipients of the Jennie Howie Government Member Award and Associates Award will be revealed during the Territorial Banquet, Thursday, June 18th.

Distinguished Service Awards will also be presented to Chairs of Program Committees, and the Board of Directors, who have completed their chairmanship.

Be sure to attend the Banquet as we thank these deserving individuals and celebrate their contributions and efforts.

Jennie Howie Government Member Award

The Jennie Howie Government Member Award is presented annually to a CCMTA member-government representative, an employee or other individual, whose primary function is directly associated with the coordination, administration, regulation, and control of motor vehicle transportation and highway safety, and who has made a significant contribution to CCMTA.

Jennie Howie, who represented the Yukon Territory, became a member of CCMTA’s Program Committee on Road Safety Research and Policies in 1993 and was appointed to the Board of Directors in March 1999. She continued to serve the organization as both a Program Committee and Board Member. She was the CCMTA Chair of the Board from May 2000 to June 2001. During her participation with CCMTA, Jennie demonstrated professionalism and dedication. After an eight year battle with cancer, Jennie Howie passed away peacefully on January 5, 2005. In honour of Jennie’s many contributions to CCMTA, the CCMTA Government Member Award was renamed the Jennie Howie Government Member Award in May 2006.

Associates Award

The Associates Award is presented annually to an individual or organization who is an associate of CCMTA and who has made a significant contribution to CCMTA.

AWARDS

CCMTA bestows two awards during its Annual Meeting. The recipients are chosen based on a competitive process and set of criteria approved by the CCMTA Board of Directors.

EXHIBITORS

EXHIBITOR LISTING

1. Q-Matic Corporation

2. Accident Support Services International Ltd.

3. TBD

4. 1A Lifesafer of Canada, Inc.

5. Smart Start, Inc.

6. International Road Dynamics, Inc. (IRD)

7. Alcohol Countermeasure Systems Corp.

8. Parsons Canada Ltd.

9. Solutions Thru Software Ltd.

10. Tire and Rubber Association of Canada

11. Tire and Rubber Association of Canada

12. DriveWise Canada

13. The War Amputations of Canada

14. Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA)

15. Gemalto

16. TBD

17. Dräger Safety Canada Ltd.

18. Canadian Bank Note Company Ltd.

19. Yukon Tourist Information

EXHIBITOR FLOOR PLAN - YUKON CONVENTION CENTRE

Main Entrance /Entrée Principale

Registration/Inscription

Do you know a deserving individual or organization CCMTA should recognize?

If so, please consider nominating them for one of the CCMTA annual awards. Application details available in February 2016.

Honouring those thatmake a difference


1A LIFESAFER OF CANADA, INC. (Booth # 4)

LifeSafer is a leading manufacturer and distributor of ignition interlock devices. For more information on LifeSafer and its products please visit www.lifesafer.ca.

ACCIDENT SUPPORT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL LTD. (Booth # 2)

Accident Support Services International Ltd. Collision reporting to Police, Insurers, & Government Agencies. Electronically capturing & delivering accurate MVA details & photos of damage. Clear collisions quickly to reduce congestion. accsupport.com

ALCOHOL COUNTERMEASURE SYSTEMS CORP. (Booth # 7)

ALCOLOCK Canada provides alcohol monitoring solutions for the detection of impaired drivers, for the safe restoration of driving licenses and for the prevention of repeat offenses. Offices across Canada. For more information please visit alcolockcanada.com.

CANADIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY LTD. (Booth # 18)

CBN was founded upon trusted, customer-focused relationships. Our partner’s benefit each and every day from the security, quality and stability of the solutions we deliver. cbnco.com

CANADIAN COUNCIL OF MOTOR TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATORS (CCMTA) (Booth # 14)

CCMTA is the official organization in Canada for coordinating matters dealing with the administration, regulation and control of motor vehicle transportation and highway safety. For 75 years CCMTA members have helped to advance safe and efficient travel in Canada. We work with 13 provincial and territorial governments and Transport Canada, to develop standards and best practices in addressing road safety priorities. As custodian of Canada’s Road Safety Strategy (RSS) 2015, CCMTA supports members with tools and resources to promote safe driving. This includes the annual National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims and Leave the Phone Alone campaign. These online resources enable Canadian advocacy groups, schools, municipalities and enforcement to support their own road safety efforts. ccmta.ca | roadsafetystrategy.ca

DRÄGER SAFETY CANADA LTD (Booth # 17)

Dräger is an international leader in medical and safety technology. Our portfolio includes alcohol screening devices; roadside, evidential and Interlock, and oral fluid drug detection units. draeger.com

DRIVEWISE CANADA (Booth # 12)

Canada’s Leader in Driver Training and Road Safety Education. Provider of Driving Simulation and Incident Command Simulation Solutions. drivewisesafety.com

GEMALTO (Booth # 15)

Gemalto (Euronext NL0000400653 GTO) is the world leader in digital security with 2014 annual revenues of €2.5 billion and blue-chip customers in over 180 countries. gemalto.com

INTERNATIONAL ROAD DYNAMICS, INC. (IRD) (Booth # 6)

International Road Dynamics (IRD) Inc. is a traffic management products and systems company specializing in traffic data collection, weight enforcement, commercial vehicle operations, toll, and safety. irdinc.com

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORYPARSONS CANADA LTD. (Booth # 8)

For nearly 30 years, Parsons has delivered vehicle safety and emissions programs utilizing expert program management services, customized software development, innovative data management and reporting systems and comprehensive auditing, training, and equipment solutions. parsons.com

Q-MATIC CORPORATION (Booth # 1)

A technology company that provides world-class Customer Experience Management solutions, Qmatic helps state and local motor vehicle agencies dramatically improve operational efficiencies and customer satisfaction. Our patented Customer Flow Management (CFM) methodology manages, monitors and plans the customer visit from pre-arrival to post-service. Ranging from small, single-branch systems to more complex, multi-branch networks, Qmatic’s solutions also capture customer data at each point of contact with a staff member or self-service touch point that result in real-time, actionable business intelligence that helps drive your operations. qmatic.com

SMART START, INC. (Booth # 5)

Smart Start is a leading supplier of ignition interlock devices (IIDs) and services relating to their use in programs for impaired driving offenders as well as commercial fleet applications. In Canada, Smart Start is the sole supplier of IID technology and services for Alberta’s and Saskatchewan’s Ignition Interlock Programs. smartstartinc.com

SOLUTIONS THRU SOFTWARE LTD. (Booth # 9)

With nearly 20 years of experience, Solutions Thru Software is the industry’s leading provider of computerized testing solutions and associated products. solutionsthrusoftware.com

TIRE AND RUBBER ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (Booth # 10 & 11)

The Tire and Rubber Association of Canada (TRAC) is the national trade association representing the interests of tire and other rubber manufacturers and importers of rubber goods into Canada, together with rubber recyclers and suppliers whose goods or services directly relate to our industry. rubberassociation.ca

THE WAR AMPUTATIONS OF CANADA (Booth # 13)

The War Amps is a registered charitable organization funded by donations to the Key Tag Service, a free service that returns lost keys to their owners. waramps.ca

YUKON TOURIST INFORMATION (Booth # 19)

Visit the Yukon booth and stake your claim at Historic Mile 918 - Whitehorse!

Be sure to make this your last stop on the Trail of the Klondike for your final exhibitor passport stamp and to deposit your ballot. Prospectors who visit all 2015 exhibitors plus the Yukon booth are entered to win a genuine Yukon gold nugget!

75Celebrating 75 yearsWe are delighted you could join us in beautiful Whitehorse!

Please visit us at our booth to participate in our 75th Anniversary quiz for a chance to win a great 75th anniversary keepsake and some fun mementos.

CCMTA ANNUAL MEETINGJUNE 19-22, 2016 | HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA

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We are extremely grateful to the Yukon Department of Highways and Public Works and the organizing committee for hosting this year’s meeting during our 75th anniversary year.

Every occasion to come together is an opportunity to further the CCMTA mission and share in addressing Canada’s road safety priorities. Having the chance to dialogue with colleagues, delve into issues of mutual interest and find solutions, can pave the way for us to have the safest and most efficient movement of people and goods by road in the world.

The Yukon organizers and CCMTA staff have taken great effort in planning the event and our generous sponsors and exhibitors have made important contributions to enable its success. We are grateful for their support.

While perusing the meeting program, should you have any questions concerning the presentations, exhibits or extra-curricular activities, please let the CCMTA staff or Yukon host jurisdiction know; we are here to assist.

I wish you a great meeting.

Allison Rougeau Executive Director

“Every occasion to come together is an opportunity to further the CCMTA mission and share in addressing Canada’s road safety priorities.”

Allison Rougeau Executive Director

MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA) extends a warm welcome to the Yukon.

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