Symposium of the CRIPA
The Symposium of the CRIPA, is a series of conferences aimed to network with members of the cluster group and creating collaborations with specialists outside Quebec.
This event will allow you to be on the lookout for industry news around the world and to discover the projects of the CRIPA student community!
FORMAT
These face-to-face conferences will each highlight a theme of the pig or poultry industry by CRIPA researchers and guest researchers from Canada and abroad and the student community. They will be followed by a poster session.
WHO IS THIS ACTIVITY FOR
University students, researchers, veterinarians and any other specialist in the field who wish to learn more.
SUBMISSION OF COMMUNICATIONS
During the Symposium, lectures by the CRIPA student community and a poster session will be on the program. Any team wishing to submit a presentation must do so before the deadline, with CRIPA.
COMPETITION
As every year, prizes for the best talks and posters will be given to students. Anyone in a master's, doctorate or post-doctorate who submits a communication before the deadline is eligible for our competition.
LANGUAGE RESTRICTIONS
Lectures in English.
OMVQ - CONTINUOUS LEARNING
Our Symposium allows the recognition of several hours of continuing learning by the Ordre des médecins vétérinaires du Québec (OMVQ).
16TH SYMPOSIUM OF CRIPA - MAY 28, 2027
This edition, the CRIPA Symposium becomes a satellite event of the 11th Symposium on Antimicrobial Resistance in Animals and the Environment (ARAE), which will take place at the Mont-Royal Center on the third day, May 28, 2027. The ARAE is a separate event from the CRIPA Symposium and requires separate registration, directly on the ARAE website.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Please complete the form before the deadline.
REGISTRATION
Please complete the form before the deadline.
Free for CRIPA teams, their staff and student bodies, as well as for OMVQ member veterinarians.
HOW TO GET TO THE SYMPOSIUM
By Metro and Public Transit
Peel Metro Station, on the green line, is a short walk from the Centre. Guy-Concordia Metro Station, also on the green line, is another nearby option. The Montreal Transit Corporation (STM) bus network also provides easy access to the area. We recommend checking STM schedules and routes before your trip.
By taxi
Taxi services are available throughout Montreal. You can book a taxi with Taxi Coop Montreal or use a ride-hailing app like Uber. Taxis are also available at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport.
From Montreal-Trudeau International Airport
Participants arriving from outside Montreal can reach the Centre Mont-Royal from Montreal-Trudeau Airport by taxi, car, or public transit. The STM's 747 bus service connects the airport to downtown Montreal.
For International Participants
Are you arriving from outside Canada? We recommend planning your arrival in Montreal in advance. Depending on your country of residence and your circumstances, certain documents may be required to enter Canada. For official information regarding entry requirements, visas, and travel authorizations, please consult the Government of Canada website before your departure.
