October 16th to 18th / CFB EDMONTON

An Integrated Approach to Athlete Care

2015 NATIONAL CONFERENCE

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2015 CSMTA Conference Information

Conference Fees

Early Registration Fees (If paid before September 16, 2015)

Late Registration Fees (If paid after September 16, 2015)

PARTIAL CONFERENCE: Course A or B or C or D prices as listed, banquet not included. A) Sport Medicine Symposium (Friday, October 16, 8:30am – 3:30pm)

(Limited to 40 participants) Refer to pages 6 - 8 for details. CSMTA & Students $150 Non Members $200 Late Fee $180 Late Fee $240 B) Sport Taping and Strapping (Friday, October 16, 8:30am – 3:30pm)

(Limited to 20 participants) Refer to pages 9 for details. CSMTA & Students $130 Non Members $175 Late Fee $160 Late Fee $210 C) Advanced Sport Massage – Kip Petch

Two full days (Saturday, October 17, 8:30am – 5pm and Sunday, October 18, 8:30am – 4pm). (Limited to 30 Participants) Refer to page 10 for details. Includes ONE Banquet Ticket.

CSMTA & Students $400 Non Members $460 Late Fee $480 Late Fee $560 D) Advanced Techniques for Low Back & Hip - Cheryl Stephenson

Two full days (Saturday, October 17, 8:30am – 5pm, and Sunday, October 18, 8:30am – 4pm). (Limited to 30 Participants) Refer to page 12 for details. Includes ONE Banquet Ticket.

CSMTA & Students $400 Non Members $460 Late Fee $480 Late Fee $560 FULL CONFERENCE: Courses A or B and Workshop C or D and Banquet included. CSMTA & Students $530 Non Member $600 Late Fee $640 Late Fee $710

Banquet Tickets $65 Each

Please indicate selections below

2 2015 CSMTA Conference Registration

Please print legibly as your nametags will be generated from information provided below. Name: _____________________________________ CSMTA Member No. ________________ Address: ______________________________________________________________________ Phone: (h)____________________ (b)_____________________(c)_______________________ Email: _________________________________ Fax: _________________________________ Bringing a massage table : ________Yes ________ No

I will be attending the CSMTA Annual General Meeting on Friday, October 16, 2015 □ Profession: (Circle One) RMT / Physio / AT / Chiro / Osteo / Student / Other: _____________

Course Selections PARTIAL CONFERENCE: Course A or B or C or D prices as listed, please indicate selection.

A) Sport Medicine Symposium _______ ______ ______ □ CSMTA & Students $150 ________ Non Members $200 _________ Late Fee $180 ________ Late Fee $240 _________

B) Sport Taping and Strapping □ CSMTA & Students $130 ________ Non Members $175 _________ Late Fee $160 ________ Late Fee $210 _________

C) Advanced Sport Massage – Kip Petch □ CSMTA & Students $400 ________ Non Members $460 _________ Late Fee $480 _________ Late Fee $560 _________

D) Advanced Techniques for Low Back & Hip - Cheryl Stephenson □ CSMTA & Students $400 ________ Non Members $460 __________ Late Fee $480 ________ Late Fee $560 __________

FULL CONFERENCE: Includes Courses A or B and Workshop C or D and Banquet □ CSMTA & Students $530 ________ Non Member $600 _________ Late Fee $640 ________ Late Fee $720 _________ Sponsor Code: _____________ Banquet Ticket(s) # ______ $65 each_______ Total $ ______________________________

Payment Information Cheque: Payable to “CSMTA - AB Chapter” eTransfer: abchapter@csmta.ca Visa: ____ # ________________________ Security Code _______ Expiry ______________ Name on Card: ______________________ Signature _________________________________ Please send registration and payment to: “CSMTA-AB Chapter”, #102-125 Carleton Drive, St. Albert, AB T8N 3S6, or abchapter@csmta.ca to ensure you are able to participate in your first choice.

3 Conference Registration Details

*Participants may take as many courses as they wish, as long as they do not overlap. Please refer to page 5.

*All courses require one table per two participants. Please let us know if you can bring one. Local Members are asked to bring a table.

*Space for courses, symposium and social are limited. Please send your registration form and fee early to ensure you are able to participate in your first choices.

*Upon receiving your Registration and full payment, a confirmation of your registration and a receipt will be sent to you along with your personal itinerary. Send to “CSMTA-AB Chapter”, #102-125 Carleton Drive, St. Albert, AB T8N 3S6, or abchapter@csmta.ca to ensure you are able to participate in your first choice. *All cancellations must be received in writing and submitted to the CSMTA-AB Chapter Office prior to October 1, 2015. *Non-attendance at the Conference or cancellations received after October 1, 2015 will not be eligible for a refund. *Cut off for Registration with Banquet attendance will be October 1, 2015 *Registration after October 1, 2015 will be based on availability. Please email to inquire. abchapter@csmta.ca *An Administrative fee of $50 will be retained on cancellations for any reason. *To receive the Student Rate, individuals must be presently enrolled in a massage school and provide a proof of enrollment letter from the school you are enrolled in. *Sponsor Code is provided through our event sponsors i.e.: MTAA, RMTA, NHPC, etc. *Exhibitors will be present during breaks and lunch. Friday AGM: Open to all. Friday Social: Open to all, Games themed activities. Saturday: Banquet- Open to all attendees with purchase of ticket - $65.00 per person. Tickets included for full conference purchase and two - day course purchase. Cost covers four-course meal and two bottles of complimentary wine per table, with entertainment for the evening. *Cocktails 6:30pm, Banquet seating 7:15pm, Buffet open at 7:30pm, seating is limited. *Attire is Business - suit and tie for men, cocktail dress or more formal for women. Accommodations: *French Grey Inn at location refer to page 14. *Off site at Rosslyn Inn and Suites refer to page 15.

4 Schedule:

Friday Time F.Y.I Registration 8:00am – 8:30am Registration Table, Main Hall

Sport Medicine Symposium- Nicolas Allen - Psychology of Concussion

08:30am– 10:00am Main Conference Room

Sport Taping and Strapping 08:30am – 3:30pm Steele Room

Break 10:00am – 10:30am Visit Exhibitors Sport Medicine Symposium- Sherry Robertson- Nutrition Interventions for Recovery

10:30am – 12:00pm Main Conference Room

Lunch – On your Own 12:00pm – 1:00pm Cafeteria Open, Visit Exhibitors

Sport Medicine Symposium- Herb Longworth - Myofascial Decompression

1:00pm – 3:30pm Main Conference Room

Free Time – Relocate for AGM and Social 3:30pm – 5:00pm Supper on Own CSMTA Exam Information Session 5:00pm - 5:30pm Orientation for Exam by Exam Chair

Main Conference Room CSMTA AGM 5:30pm - 7:00pm Sign in & Seating

CSMTA Social Event 7:00pm - 10:00pm TBD

Saturday Registration 8:00am - 8:30am Registration Table, Main Hall

Advanced Sport Massage 8:30am – 10:00am Main Conference Room

Advanced Techniques for Low Back & Hip 8:30am – 10:00am Sign in, Steele Room

Break 10:00am – 10:30am Visit Exhibitors Courses Resume 10:30am – 12:00pm Bring Pen and Paper

Lunch – On Your Own 12:00pm - 1:00pm Cafeteria Open, Visit Exhibitors Courses Resume 1:00pm – 3:00pm Bring pen and paper

Break 3:00pm – 3:30pm Visit Exhibitors Courses Resume 3:30pm – 5:00pm Sign Out, Prepare for Banquet

Cocktails 6:30pm - 7:00pm Seating for Dinner at 19:15

Banquet 7:30pm – 02:00am Dining Hall

Sunday Advanced Sport Massage 8:30am – 10:00am Main Conference Room Advanced Techniques for Low Back & Pelvis 8:30am – 10:00am Sign in Steele Room

Break 10:00am – 10:30am Visit Exhibitors Courses Resume 10:30am – 12:00pm

Lunch – On Your Own 12:00pm – 1:00pm Cafeteria Open, Visit Exhibitors

Courses Resume 1:00pm – 2:30pm

Break 2:30pm – 3:00pm

Courses Resume 3:00pm – 4:00pm Courses end and Certificate Presentation

• Schedule may change due to unforeseen circumstances *

5 A) Sport Medicine Symposium: (Refer to page 5 for schedule)

TOPIC #1: Psychology of Concussion - Nicolas Allen, MA, BPE, MES A multidisciplinary approach to concussion management: Treatment Considerations and Advances in Neuro-Cognitive Rehabilitation.

Discussing the definition of concussion, involving, the working definition and differential diagnosis of a concussion. Reviewing the components of concussion injury, and affected systems. Involving the physical and psychological effects. This course will discuss future directions and current trends in concussion management and rehabilitation of an athlete.

1. Introduction 2. Definition of Concussion

a. Working definition b. Differential diagnosis

3. Components of concussion injury a. Vestibular System

i. Vestibular System functioning b. Visual System

i. Eye anatomy ii. Visual System Functioning

c. Cognitive abilities i. Neurocognitive testing

ii. Computerized neurocognitive testing iii. CTE: fact or fiction?

d. Physical/ Soft Tissue i. Concussion: differential diagnosis

e. Psychological/Emotional i. Concussion associated depression and anxiety

4. Concussion Rehabilitation a. Physical Care b. Balance and Vestibular rehabilitation c. Visual rehabilitation

5. Future directions and current trends a. fMRI b. brain cell regeneration c. CTE? Fact or fiction

6. Referral resources 7. Questions/Summary

Nicolas Allen is a Registered Psychologist with the College of Alberta Psychologists and holds a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from City University of Seattle as well as a Bachelor’s of Physical Education from the University of Alberta where he specialized in Sports Performance and Sport Psychology. In addition to his work as a sports psychologist and psychologist, Nicolas is the team lead for the RVH Concussion Management program. Nicolas manages and supervises the recovery of athletes throughout the program, which incorporates a wide range of therapies including: chiropractic care, massage, psychological support, computerized neurocognitive testing, exercise rehabilitation, and visuomotor rehabilitation.

6 A) Sport Medicine Symposium: (Refer to page 5 for schedule)

TOPIC #2:  Nutritional Interventions for Recovery in Athletes – Sherry Robertson, RD, ChPC Registered Dietitian Chartered Professional Coach (NCCP Level 4 Certified), Sport Nutrition Consultant, IOC Diploma Sports Nutrition (candidate) The role of nutrition in sport is a critical factor in performance outcomes. Key nutrients can make a difference for the recreational athletic enthusiast to the elite, Olympic-bound athlete. Many factors contribute to success in sport such as genetics, training programs and resistance to illness and injury. In competition, the margin between victory and defeat is usually small and attention to every detail can make that vital difference. Nutrition is a key element for both health as well as athletic preparation. Diet affects performance, and the foods that are chosen will affect training and competition. Diet may have its biggest impact on recovery, and suitable recovery eating will help support consistent, intensive training while reducing the risk of illness or injury. Good food choices can also promote adaptations in muscle and other tissues in response to the training stimulus. Athletes are all different, and an individualized nutritional program is recommended. This presentation will address some of the emerging new trends in the role of nutrition for performance and will highlight and focus on how nutrition can play a major role in recovery. Outline of presentation:

1. Introduction and unique needs of athletes 2. Energy Availability 3. Key macronutrients (carbohydrate and protein) 4. Common micronutrient deficiencies 5. Recovery Protocol 6. Supplements 7. Areas of Concern: Disordered Eating, Eating Disorders, Relative Energy Deficiency in

Sport 8. Research and Future Trends 9. How nutrition and massage are complimentary in recovery 10. Summary

For over a decade, Sherry Robertson coached the Canadian National Synchronized Swim Team to podium performances at major International competitions including (Pan American Games, Commonwealth Games, World Championships and the Olympic Games). As a RD as well as a Chartered Professional coach, Sherry has been providing nutritional counseling and presentations for National Teams and individual athletes in a variety of sports. Most recently, Sherry was invited as part of the FINA expert nutrition panel, which met in London England (Dec., 2014). Sherry was one of the lead authors on the recently published dedicated additions, “Swimming & Nutrition”, in the International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism. Sherry is an accomplished speaker in the area of current nutritional issues and has spoken at many conferences and organizations throughout Canada, Untied States and Europe.

7 A) Sport Medicine Symposium: (Refer to page 5 for schedule)

Topic #3: Myo-fascial Decompression - Herb Longworth, RMT BSc., SMT(cc), CCE Myo-fascial Decompression (MFD), as the name implies, is the lifting, stretching and revitalization of muscle and fascia incorporating decompression (suction) tools. This innovative and leading-edge technique will enhance the work of sports and movement therapists when treating a wide range of conditions for athletes and non-athletes alike. Herb will be presenting an overview of MFD and some specific sports-related protocols in a hands-on interactive session at the CSMTA 2015 AGM Symposium.

1. MFD as an adjunct therapy -­‐ The primary soft tissues influenced by MFD - Fascia, muscles, ligaments, tendons,

joint capsules, vascular systems. -­‐ Decompression tools and proper use - indications and contra-indications. -­‐ Decompression techniques - static/moving and active/passive

2. A focus on fascia and muscle tissue 3. Emphasizing the importance of the vascular systems. 4. Interactive demonstration - specific treatments for athletes (volunteers required):

a. Upper back and shoulder b. Sinus/jaw and neck c. IT band and quads d. Lower leg and foot

5. Above and Beyond – New Developments

Herb Longworth is a Massage Therapist registered in Alberta. Herb holds a masters degree in science from the UofA, a diploma in Business Management from UCalgary, a diploma in massage therapy, certification as a registered fitness trainer and certification as an instructor of therapeutic cupping with the International Cupping Therapists Association (ICTA). He is co-owner of Fruition Therapeutics in Calgary and has practiced massage there for more than 5 years. He also owns a sports therapy business in an exclusive fitness centre where he practices both massage and trains athletes. For the last 2 years Herb has taught therapeutic and sports cupping across Western Canada. Herb has always had a passion for sports and has participated at a competitive level in track and field, hockey, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. He has an NCCP Level III technical certificate and coached girls age-group fastpitch at Canadian Nationals. He is an active member of the CSMTA and Co-Vice-President of the Alberta Chapter.

8 B) Sport Taping & Strapping – Jennifer Dunn, AT(C)

(Refer to page 5 for schedule) Taught by a Certified Athletic Therapist participants learn and practice proper taping and strapping procedures for all parts of the body; shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, thigh, knee, ankle and foot. All registrants will receive the SMCA Sport Taping & Strapping manual with DVD, taping supplies, SMCA Membership and a Certificate of Achievement that is current for three years. Course length: 6 hours. Course Conductor: Jennifer Dunn, AT(C) Jennifer Dunn is the Athletic Therapist for MacEwan University, overseeing all varsity athletic programs. Bringing a variety of experience, she completed her Bachelor of Arts in kinesiology, undergraduate degree from York University and continued on to complete her Master in kinesiology and Athletic Therapy certification from the same institution. Jennifer focused her Masters research in injury prevention, nutrition and exercise performance, and has a strong understanding of head injuries. Her practical experience has seen Jennifer spend time at both Humber College and at the Gorman Shore Sports Injury Clinic at York University in Toronto, Ontario. In addition to her athletic therapy background, she is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), STOTT Pilates Essential, Intermediate Mat Instructor and an NCCP Certified Coach.

9 C) Advanced Sport Massage MTAA approved 15 Primary Credits

(refer to page 5 for schedule)

A highly practical and theoretical approach of working with athletes, which can be applied to any sport setting or in the Massage Therapist’s own clinic setting.

This course is ideal for Massage Therapists who want to improve their knowledge and skills of working with athletes in any environment. It will provide participants with Sport Massage theory and practical techniques that can be utilized at sporting events, with athletic teams or in their own clinic setting.

It will assist in the preparation for the Canadian Sport Massage Therapists Association's (CSMTA) written and practical examinations for Sport Massage Therapist Certification.

The Participants will gain: 1) An appreciation for the value of Sport Massage and its similarities or differences to classical massage 2) A competency in several basic massage techniques, including: compressions, cross-fibre massage, jostling, effleurage and petrissage 3) A competency in the theory and techniques of Pre-event, Post-event and Inter-event Sport Massage as well asTraining and Maintenance Sport Massage 4) A quick and concise method of gathering useful information to make the Sport Massage session more effective and efficient 5) An understanding of the specific indications and contraindications for a variety of Sport Massage circumstances 6) An understanding of the Physiological, Psychological and Performance effects of Sport Massage 7) The ability to provide the athletes of the sports with an excellent quality of massage 8) An effective protocol when covering an athletic event Excellent Learning Environment: 1) This workshop is highly practical in nature with an ongoing encouragement to change partners so that each participant has an opportunity to practice on a wide variety of body types. 2) There will be dozens of demonstrations with each area of the body region broken down into very manageable components. One of the advantages of Sport Massage is that so much is done through clothing, so it is easier to provide a shorter demonstration, then have the participants practice them, and then switch around and receive the techniques from their partner. 3) There will be some lecture and power point presentation to provide the theoretical portion of the workshop 4) All participants will receive a comprehensive printed manual that will reduce the need for note taking during the course. Massage Therapists and Massage Therapy students are encouraged to attend. Other Health Care professionals such as Physiotherapists, Athletic Therapists, Chiropractors, Physicians, etc. are also welcome.

10 Instructor: Kip Petch B.P.E., RMT, SMT (C) Certified Sport Massage Therapist Kip has over 40 years experience in the Sport Massage and Sport Therapy field. He is presently the Lead Sport Massage Therapist with the Canadian Women's National Soccer Team. He is the former Massage Therapist for the Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Eskimos, several professional Soccer teams, the Canadian Bobsleigh teams and has worked the Canadian Women's National Hockey Team on many occasions. He has been a member of the Medical/Therapy Teams for 7 Olympic Games as well as 2 Pan Am Games, a Commonwealth Games and a Francophone Games and has worked at dozens of other local, national and international events. Kip has presented this course numerous times over the past 30 years, always refining the content and his instruction approach. He previously presented this course at the 2012 and 2014 CSMTA Conferences in Halifax and Montreal respectively, and he is very excited to make this available right here in his own home city of Edmonton. Participants find Kip's course to be extremely beneficial and immediately practical when they return into their own environment, with the high level athletes as well as with the general public.

11 D) Advanced Techniques for Low Back & Hip

Approved for 16 primary MTAA credits, 10 NHPC and 12 RMTA credits (refer to page 5 for schedule)

This workshop guides you through an integrative treatment approach that employs a variety of therapeutic treatment protocols designed to successfully address common lower back and hip dysfunctions. Particular attention will be given to the treatment of the iliopsoas complex and the quadratus lumborum (QL’s). Lengthening of the hip flexors and QL’s, and correcting pelvic imbalances, plays a vital role, in the successful treatment of many chronic lower back and hip pain patterns. A. Pelvic Balancing 1. High Ilium 2. SI Joint Fixation 3. Pubic Symphysis Fixation 4. Anterior Tilt of the Pelvis B. Therapeutic Treatment Techniques 1. Thoraco-lumbar fascia release 2. Sacral release 3. Quadratus Lumborum and Erector Spinae Group 4. Passive Hip ROM and PNF stretching 5. Iliopsoas complex 6. Side-Lying Hip Techniques - Piriformis, Gluteus min. & med., and TFL Testimonials: Perfect Balance & Tissue Talk Mandie McLeary (Cochrane) Thank you so much for an action packed weekend! I feel like I'm looking through new eyes and I feel so much more confident in my profession. Your techniques have absolutely given me the skill I need to truly assist my clients, and for that I am forever grateful! I can't wait to attend the next seminar. Theressa McKay (Lacombe) I have used the techniques that you teach and they work wonders! If I were to hire any other RMT's at the clinic, I would insist hat they have certificates from your courses. That would ensure me that they are serious about their work and that they have been taught valuable therapeutic techniques. Sandra Frissell (Wainright) Yippee! Tissue Talk worked! Already watched one! Awesome Cheryl. Amazing how much I forget as soon as I leave one of your workshops!! This is gong to be very helpful. Thank you. Michelle Keeley (Calgray) I have taken three of Cheryl's weekend seminars so far. They are great! Each seminar is jam packed with everything from a quick review, assessments, conditions, new techniques and stretches. Her course manuals, and on-line tissue talk videos are what I refer to most in my practice. These are, by far, the best massage therapy courses I have taken. Joanna Romanuk (Sherwood Park) It was so beneficial to learn from someone with so much experience. Thanks! Sabrina Taylor (Edmonton) Cheryl’s seminar was fun, informative, and just all around awesome! I’m looking forward to doing more seminars with you.

12 Instructor: Cheryl Stephenson RMT, MSc., B.P.E., BEd. Cheryl graduated from the University of Alberta with a B.P.E., BEd. and a Masters of Science in Physical Education. She taught High School P.E. for 10 years, before becoming a Registered Massage Therapist with the MTAA in 1993. She owned and operated a thriving Muscle Therapy and Rehabilitative Exercise Clinic in Red Deer, AB for 16 years, before founding Perfect Balance Seminars in 2000. Perfect Balance, offers a hands-on learning experience, that provides the RMT with an integrative treatment approach, designed to successfully address the critical problem areas that are encountered regularly in practice. Cheryl’s Advanced Technique Seminar Series, brings her passion and expertise as a Registered Massage Therapist, together, with her experience as a Teacher. Cheryl’s goal is to provide you with a fresh approach that will expand your technique repertoire, and inspire creativity. Expanding your therapeutic tool box, will help you become a problem solver, and give you the ability to develop a treatment plan that is tailored to fit each patient and their individual challenges. The goal... Help You Make Your Treatments More Effective, and, Help Your Clients Achieve More Complete and Longer Lasting Results. Cheryl has inspired thousands of RMT’s across Western Canada, with her Live Seminar Programs, and is now excited to expand her circle of influence with an online video training program called Tissue Talk. The Tissue Talk series provides step-by-step video demonstrations of Therapeutic Techniques and Rehabilitative Exercises for the 3 most critical problem areas. Tissue Talk is designed for the therapist to view, and then take into their treatment room to practice. The therapist can then, “play” with the techniques, and have the video training modules available to them for ongoing learning and integration. Cheryl is committed to promoting excellence in therapeutic massage. She knows from her clinical experience, education, and training, what works and what doesn’t work. She is passionate about passing on all that she knows to support both new and experienced Massage Therapy Professionals. Perfect Balance. Work Smarter, Not Harder

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Accommodation:

CFB Edmonton - French Grey Inn Accommodations are available at location at CFB Edmonton. Each room comes with queen bed, a private bathroom, mini fridge and microwave, coffee making facilities and cable TV, access to laundry facilities, and wifi. This is a smoke free hotel. Children are not permitted in quarters. Rate is $55 per day. The cafeteria is just across the road with breakfast served 06:30am to 08:00am Lunch 11:30am to 1:00pm and Supper at 4:30pm to 6:00pm. The Military Fitness Centre is located across the main road and drop in access is Eight dollars. There are 30 kilometers of fitness trails out the front door for easy access. The Edmonton Garrison Golf and Curling Club is 5 minute, walking distance away. With access to some shopping and other eating options. The Edmonton International Airport is approximately 40 minutes away and easily accessible via Anthony Henday ring road. Cab fare from Edmonton International Airport to CFB Edmonton is a flat rate $85 with Greater Edmonton Taxi Services 780-462-3456. Check in: 9:00am to 4:00pm hours at Rations and Quarters office or from on site Duty Officer after hours. Check out: 11:00am hours at Rations and Quarters office or from on site Duty Officers after hours.

14 Alternate Accommodation: Rosslyn Inn & Suites (13620 97 Street Northwest, T5E 4E2); approximately a five minute drive to the CFB Edmonton. Cabs are available to take you to CFB Edmonton and the Conference. The CSMTA has been provided a discounted group rate, at $110 per night, plus taxes. Please note that this is a smoke free hotel, close to restaurants, shopping local amenities. Rooms will be available at the Conference rate until September 14, 2015, which is less than one month prior to the Conference. After that date, any remaining rooms reserved for the CSMTA Conference, will be returned to the general public. We have secured 10 double queen rooms, and 4 single rooms in the newly renovated portion of the hotel. Contact the hotel directly at 780-476-6241 or toll free 1.877.785.7005, to book your rooms and mention “CSMTA” to get the group rate. Check out their website at rosslyninnandsuites.com for Rosslyn Inn and Suites details. Free! All children under 17 years stay free of charge when using existing beds. This is also a pet friendly hotel. Check-in until 15:00 hours Check-out at 11:00 hours

A flat-screen TV with cable is offered in each guest room at Rosslyn Inn & Suites. Coffee-making facilities are provided. A kitchenette is available in select rooms. A refrigerator is offered in all guest rooms. Free Wi-Fi is provided. A fitness centre is available for guest use at Rosslyn Inn & Suites. A launderette is provided for added convenience. Vending machines offering snacks and drinks are located on-site.

The Canyon Grill & Lounge offers all day dining option, in this hotel. Guests can relax in the Prospectors Gaming Room, which boasts a large screen TV and a fireplace. The Edmonton International Airport is 40 minutes’ drive away. West Edmonton Mall is 30 minutes’ drive away. Twin Willows Golf Club is 10km away.

Northwest Edmonton is a great choice for travelers interested in Gambling, Sightseeing and Shopping for clothes. Guests who stay in this area will also find a number of great bars and restaurants nearby.