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 Accomodations page for Booking links and more info!
The abstract submission portal is OPEN! Click here to start your submission
Step by Step Guide to Abstract Submission on Dryfta
Submission Process:
1. Create a Dryfta account for CANNmore 2026
2. Toggle over your profile name in the top right corner
3. Select “My submissions”
4. Prepare your abstract following the provided guidelines
5. Ensure all submissions are received by the deadline to be considered for review
6. Check back to “My submissions” for comments, questions, and abstract status
Take some time to review our resources to support your Abstract preparation:
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.
This event can't happen without the generous support of our sponsors. To become a CANN sponsor please contact sponsorship@cann.ca.
Various opportunities exist, including reserving a sponsorship booth in our main hall, including promotional material in our delegates' welcome packages, or placing your logo on lanyards, bags and screens. Or help support presentations directly by sponsoring talks related to innovations in various neuroscience fields.
CANN brings together neurosciences nurses from across in the country in a wide range of fields including neurosurgery, stroke, neuromuscular disorders, epilepsy, rare diseases and more. These funds help us create an event with the highest scientific information to support out mandate of improving the care of neuroscience patients in Canada by educating neuroscience nurses.
