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Welcome Message from CPA President, Dr. Anita Gupta
Welcome to the CPA’s 86th Annual General Meeting and National Convention!
One of the most exciting times of the year for the Canadian Psychological Association is our Annual Convention. This is a time for those involved in psychology in Canada to come together, learn from each other, envision future projects, and forge new and deepen existing relationships. That we get to do so in beautiful locations across the country each year makes it extra special. St. John’s, in beautiful Newfoundland and Labrador, is a wonderful setting for the events of the next several days.
2025 CPA Convention Handbook Now Available!
The CPA Convention Handbook is a guide to our Annual National Convention. This guide provides helpful tips on preparing for your Convention experience, highlights student-specific programs, events, and resources available at the Convention, offers a tool to help you plan your Convention schedule, and informs you of local sights and attractions not to be missed during your stay in St. John’s.
2024 Abstract Book now available
The 2024 Abstract Book (PDF) is now available for download.
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General Information
CPA Convention Department
613-237-2144 ext. 1330
1-888-472-0657 ext. 1330
convention@cpa.ca
CPA Marketplace and Sponsorship
For information about becoming a Sponsor and/or renting a booth space in the CPA Marketplace trade show, please contact:
613-237-2144 ext. 1325
1-888-472-0657 ext. 1325
sponsorship@cpa.ca
Thanks to Janine, who took the time to enumerate her knowledge of St. John’s so that our convention attendees can navigate the city with the confidence of a local!
See what St. John’s has to offer, click on the image to watch a short video. See you in St. John’s!
The Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) respectfully acknowledges that its Head Office and staff are located on the traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnabeg Peoples. The CPA is committed to being an association that is accountable to Indigenous peoples through our response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada’s report.