Join us for IMLA in Canada on May 8, 2025, at Toronto’s Metro Hall! This event offers insightful sessions and valuable networking opportunities tailored for municipal lawyers. Don’t miss this chance to connect and learn with your peers!
Pricing Deadlines
Interested in bundling IMLA in Canada with our Annual Conference?
Email Caroline and she can get you registered!
Are you an MLDAO or Canadian Bar Association member?
Please enjoy member rates for our IMLA in Canada event. Email Caroline and she can help get you registered!
Registering more than 1 person or someone other than yourself?
If you plan to register more than one (1) attendee or someone other than yourself, please use Group Registration. You will be able to register anyone from your organization through Group Registration! Any group discounts will appear at the end of the checkout process. You must register everyone in your group at the same time, for the discount to be reflected.
IMLA Member Group Registration Discounts:
Please be sure to register your group all at once to ensure everyone receives the group discount. Once you have processed the group registration order IMLA will NOT adjust pricing for those already registered. If you need to add on any additional registrants, IMLA will honor the group price for any new registrants. Please email info@imla.org to let us know about the new registration so we can assist in matching the group price.
*When registering together.
Please note the agenda is tentative and subject to change.
IMLA does not have a hotel block but has found several options of hotels to stay in near the Conference location.
Those attending from outside of the host province are eligible for a scholarship that will cover your travel and registration costs. Proposals for papers for the scholarship should be submitted to Jenny Ruhe at jruhe@imla.org.
We hope that you will seriously consider attending and submitting a proposal for the scholarship. The province restriction has stayed because we are hoping to reach out to our members who have a distance to travel.
We have always recommended that the scholarship paper be focused on an issue that impacts multiple provinces, so we all learn.
