The Inaugural Session of the University of Toronto Model Parliament

1. Three Days at Queen’s Park for the Simulation (February 10 – 12, 2010)✝
2. A Ticket to the Inaugural Ball (February 10, 2010)
3. Workshops, Seminars and a Catered Lunch during the Plenary Session/Election Day (February 6, 2010)✝
4. Privileged Access to University of Toronto Speaking Events in advance of the conference
5. A one-year subscription to our online community
6. An opportunity to publish your work in The Policy Exchange, a Journal of Canadian and International Public Policy
7. An opportunity to get involved in public policy research through The Public Policy Research Initiative
   

Register and pay early, and you will save $20 on the regular registration fee.

Registration and payment must be submitted by February 1 in order to qualify for the Early Bird Registration Fee. Please note we cannot process registration without payment.

Registration and payment must be submitted by February 5 in order to be processed. Please note we cannot process registration without payment.

The University of Toronto Model Parliament offers a limited number of bursaries and awards to delegates with demonstrated financial need. If you would like to be considered for a bursary or award, kindly submit an application at the time of registration. Applications are generally processed within 10 business days. Please note that you must submit payment at the time of registration in order to be processed – should your application for a bursary or award be granted, you will be reimbursed the early-bird registration fee ($75) by cheque.

Bursaries & Awards

We accept PayPal, Major Credit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express,) Debit and Cheques. For security reasons, we encourage all delegates to submit payment electronically using PayPal. If you wish to pay by cheque, please send it to the address listed below at least three days prior to the payment deadline. Note that registration is processed on a first-come first-served basis based on the receipt of payment.

The University of Toronto Model Parliament
PO BOX 191, Station B
Toronto, Ontario
M5T 2W1
Canada

Registration for University and College students, as well as adults between 18 and 29 years of age is processed using our online registration system only.

Delegation: Registrants between 18 and 20 years of age are prompted to indicate a preference for either the Junior or Senior delegations. Consult the public policy case-studies to see which issues will be considered for debate. While we will strive to accommodate  your preference, we cannot make any guarantees. Registrants over 20 years of age will be placed in the Senior delegation by default.

Party Affiliation: Registrants must indicate a party preference at the time of registration (Liberal, PC, NDP, Green.) During the Plenary Session/Election Day, delegates will have the option of changing affiliation.

Leadership Candidacy: Registrants must indicate if they wish to run for party leadership at the time of registration. The Office of Registration will forward information regarding leadership once your registration is processed.

Once you have registered, we will send an e-mail containing a detailed itinerary, a delegate handbook, and other relevant information. Click on the link below to get started!

✝Disclaimer: These dates may be subject to change to accommodate the schedule of the Ontario Provincial Government. Paid registrants/faculty advisers will be advised if these dates change via e-mail. Additionally, changes will be posted on this page.

✝✝Please note, once payment for registration has been submitted, we cannot offer refunds.