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EPEC 2010 will take place at:
Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
1919 Upper Water Street
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3J5 Canada
Phone: 1 902 421 1700
Fax: 1 902 422 5805
Sales: 1 902 428 7803
Sales fax: 1 902 428 7850
Toll-free: 1 (8 00) 943 6760
For more information click here.
Floor plan for the conference click here
Special rate for EPC 2010 attendees:
Make reservations as soon as possible.
Room Average Nightly Rate
1 KING BED LEISURE NONSMOKING CAN$169.00
1 KING BED LEISURE SMOKING CAN$169.00
2 QUEEN BEDS LEISURE NONSMOKING CAN$169.00
1 QUEEN BED LEISURE NONSMOKING CAN$169.00
1 QUEEN BED LEISURE SMOKING CAN$169.00
Parking
* On-site parking, fee: 3.42 CAD hourly, 19.95 CAD daily
* Valet parking, fee: 25 CAD daily
* Off-site parking, fee: 2 CAD hourly, 16 CAD daily
* Valet Parking available for $25.00 per day
High-speed Internet access
Public Areas: Wired, Wireless
Guest Rooms: Wired*, Wireless
Travel Information
The Halifax Stanfield International Airport is the Atlantic Canadian centre for domestic, regional and international flight service. With over 600 flights a week, you can travel by air to Halifax on direct flights from many Canadian, U.S., European, and Caribbean destinations. Add to that hundreds more connecting flights and it's easy to get to Halifax from just about anywhere in the world. Halifax is geographically closer to Boston (fly time 1.45 hours) and New York (fly time 2.25 hours) than any other Canadian city and over one hour closer to Europe than any other major North American city. There are over 20 daily flights from Toronto (fly time 2 hours), 10 from Montreal (fly time 1.5 hours) and 11 from Ottawa (fly time 1.75 hours).
For more information: http://www.flyhalifax.com
By Rail
VIA Rail Canada offers trans-continental connection with Western Canadian cities, and some US destinations. The Ocean links Montreal and Halifax by night. You'll travel hundreds of kilometres while you sleep in comfort. When you wake up, you are in Atlantic Canada! The Ocean leaves Montreal in the evening, and travels along the south shore of the St. Lawrence River through the Matapedia valley. Continuing southwards across New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, the train reaches Halifax in mid-afternoon. In the other direction, the Ocean leaves Halifax in the afternoon, and arrives in Montreal the next morning. The Ocean runs every day except Tuesday.











