Registration opens for Canada North Resources Expo 2019
February 20, 2019
By Canada North Resources Expo
Feb. 20, 2019 - The Canada North Resources Expo is preparing for its big return to the CN Centre in Prince George, B.C. on May 24 and 25. The biennial trade event focuses on major resource sectors vital to Northern Canada’s economy, including forestry and heavy construction. Visitor registration is now open for this key trade event.
“With limited space remaining for exhibitors, we are excited to open up visitor registration for 2019,” said Mark Cusack, national show manager. “We’re looking forward to a year of growth at the show, with a number of new industry players signed on for the event and a great list of attractions being planned.”
Filling an expansive four acres of exhibit space, Canada North Resources Expo features all the equipment needed to get big jobs done. Hundreds of industry leaders from the following sectors will be in attendance: forestry, mining, screening/crushing/recycling, trucking and transportation, contractor/construction, and many others. In addition, the Interior Safety Conference will be returning as a popular feature for industry members on site.
Pre-registration allows attendees to plan their visit in advance and receive a show badge and other exclusive communication in the months leading up to Canada North Resources Expo 2019. Registration is newly open online here.
Canada Resources North Expo has strong ties to the community and local not-for-profit organizations. Past editions have included efforts to benefit AimHi, the Prince George Association for Community Living, the Salvation Army Food Bank, and scholarship funding for Northwest Community College. Each show raises thousands of dollars to support the education of local students going into resource industry professions.
In 2019, more charitable features are planned to benefit the community, such as Family Day on Saturday to celebrate the future of the industry, along with others to be announced.
For complete show details, visit www.CNRE.ca.
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