Join us in the beautiful Bow Valley of the Canadian Rockies for our annual conference. We invite all healthcare professionals working in or with an interest in Neurosciences to participate in building on our commitment to advancing equitable, person-centred, evidence-based care in Canada and around the world!
Coast Canmore Hotel and Conference Centre
511 Bow Valley Trail, Canmore, AB
Visit our Accommodations and Transportation page for Booking links and more info!
Points of Interest
Things to Do
1) Hike / Walk to Grassi Lakes

This is a popular but manageable hike: about 4 km round-trip for the easier route, and it leads to brilliant turquoise lakes + waterfall views.
2) Explore the Town (Downtown & Main Street)


Wander the pedestrian-friendly Main Street (which may be closed to vehicles or partly so in the warmer months).
3) Visit the Canmore Nordic Centre & Trails


Originally built for the ’88 Winter Olympics, this facility transitions into a great summer playground: hiking, mountain biking, disc golf, etc.
Created and Awarded for the first time in 2025!
Awarded embracing the Action Plan tabled by the EJB committee committed to the development of annual national awards to support CANN members who are Indigenous, Black, Asian, Persons of Colour, members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ or another marginalized community who are practicing nursing in the specialty of neuroscience nursing. The travel grant is intended to assist CANN members to attend the Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions.
There are two x $500 EJB travel grants available for 2026.
Deadline is: April 1st annually
CANN Travel Grant Award
Funding is available each year for active CANN members in good standing to support attendance at the AGM and Scientific Sessions. Travel grant awards can be used for conference registration, special sessions, and/or travel expenses. The CANN Board of Directors at the mid-year meeting will determine the total number of travel grants and amount of each award. Awardees must register for and attend the CANN AGM. Announcement of selected travel grant award recipients will be made at the AGM once attendance and registration is confirmed.
There are two x $500 CANN travel grants available for 2026.
CANN Abstract Award
The Canadian Association of Neuroscience Nurses established the Abstract Award to promote continuing professional education in line with the mission and vision of CANN, and to facilitate the attendance of members at the Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions.
This award provides the amount of one conference registration to the presenting author (s) of one of the accepted abstracts for the Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions. Conference registration (equal to one Early bird Member rate only) reimbursement will be given to the successful recipient at the Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions.
No Application Necessary
The abstract submission portal is now CLOSED
