Blueprint Alberta and National 8 Presents:
Eli & Fur
With an unwavering passion for producing, songwriting and performing, plus a flair for creating dark emotive dance anthems, have put the London based duo firmly at the forefront of the international house & techno scene. Eli & Fur returns to Calgary Friday, August 21st for a special Patio takeover at National on 8th.

National on 8th

Eli & Fur

General Admission - Tier 2

General Admission - Tier 1

THESE ARE CAMPING PERMITS ONLY...THEY DO NOT INCLUDE RACE TICKETS
This ticket will get you a RESEVERED camping spot in our ORANGE Lot 
NOTE" THIS IS NOT A RACE TICKET.. They need to be purchased separately.

 
🏕️ Ohsweken Speedway – Orange Campground Information
The Orange Campground at Ohsweken Speedway is conveniently located to the left of the main racing pit entrance. The campground entrance is on 5th Line.
🚫 Important: Please do not enter the campground from Chiefswood Road. This entrance is reserved exclusively for race trailers.
Campsite Details


Site Size: 40 ft x 20 ft


Cost: $50 per site


Purchase: Campsites must be purchased online before the event


Electrical Service: None available


Site Type: Many drive-through sites available


Fire Policy: Campfires are permitted — campers must supply their own fire pit


Generators: Allowed


Washrooms: Outhouses provided


Campground Rules & Guidelines


We recommend bringing beverages in unbreakable containers (plastic or metal cans/bottles).


No fireworks are permitted inside the camping area during large events.


Plan ahead and secure your site early — we look forward to welcoming you to a great weekend of racing and camping at Ohsweken Speedway! 🏁
 

Ohsweken Speedway

Camping - Northern Nationals  Orange Lot

Orange


If you have already registered to attend the 2026 PAW International Congress but have not yet pre-registered for a complimentary tour package, please click here to complete your booking. Spots are limited! Click the 'more info' icon for a list of tour times and description.  
PAW 2026 is a high-level event showcasing the responsible development of energy and mining projects, solutions and technologies to support thriving, healthy communities for a sustainable future, which is in line with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
A day of optional, free-of-charge tours (pre-registration required) is scheduled for October 20, 2026. Attendees will have the opportunity to pre-register for a tour during the Congress registration checkout process. Full details and tour descriptions can be found below.
The main Congress will take place on October 21 and 22, 2026, featuring a dynamic program of keynote speakers, panel discussions, student poster sessions, and more from leading institutions and experts around the world who are at the forefront of critical minerals, sustainable energy and healthy communities.
The PAW 2026 Congress on “Critical connections: The path to responsible minerals, sustainable energy and thriving communities” will bring together thought leaders of government, academia, industry, civil society, Indigenous groups, investors, innovators and community organizations. Participants will discuss the latest developments of critical minerals, examine emerging technologies to build secure value-added supply chains with Indigenous rights, environmental justice and community prosperity. The Congress will also explore policies and partnership models to advance and streamline clean technologies, energy transition, emissions and reductions in Canada and the world. The Congress will also reflect on Canada’s place in the world in sustainable and responsible discovery for development in the critical minerals and energy sector.
The Congress will inform, educate and support an environment of interactive dialogue and discussion to stimulate further partnership and collaboration and will include fireside chats, student poster presentations, and a mix of keynote and panel presentations focused on themes related to critical minerals, sustainable energy and health.
Student Rates
Students are eligible for discounted registration rates. To access your student discount code, please email international.office@usask.ca with the following information: Name, NSID (if USask), Student Number, College and Program, and Supervisor (if graduate student). If you are not a USask student, please provide a contact at your institution who can verify your enrollment.
Tour Descriptions
 
9:00 - 10:30 am: University of Saskatchewan Campus Sustainability Tour
The University of Saskatchewan campus is full of sustainability features both obvious and hidden for the eagerexplorer to discover. By taking the Campus Sustainability Tour, you can familiarize yourself with all of the ways thatthe university is making itself more sustainable across a variety of areas.9:30 - 10:30 am: Controlled Environment Facility (Phytotron)
The Controlled Environment Facility, also known as the Phytotron, consists of 183 environmentally controlledreach-in cabinets and walk-in rooms that can be programmed to produce various environmental conditions, suchas qualities and intensities of light, ranges of temperature and humidity. The cabinets and rooms are available on arental basis to clients within the University of Saskatchewan organization.The CEF is approximately 30,000 sq ft with approximately 8,300 sq ft being chamber space used for growing. Therest of the space is general workspace and labs. The chambers range in size from 7 sq ft to 178 square ft. There are150 controlled chambers located in the main area and another 33 controlled chambers located throughout theAgriculture Building. The CEF recently concluded a $12.5-million major upgrade with the addition of energyefficient lighting as well as updated chilling units.11:00 am - 12:00 pm: Canadian Light Source (CLS)
See inside Canada's only synchrotron!The Canadian Light Source (CLS) is one of the largest science projects in Canada’s history. Their facility speeds upelectrons to produce intensely bright synchrotron light that allows scientists to study materials at a molecular level.Over 1,000 researchers from around the world use the CLS every year. On your tour, you'll learn about CLS’ history,how their machine works, and examples of how researchers have used the facility to conduct ground-breakingresearch in the fields of health, agriculture, the environment, and advanced materials.1:00 - 2:00 pm: Saskatchewan Cyclotron Facility 
The Saskatchewan Cyclotron Facility is owned by the University of Saskatchewan (USask) and operated by theSylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation.The Facility is home to a 24 MeV cyclotron, used by Fedoruk Centre staff to support research and produce a widerange of isotopes. The Facility also manufactures the nuclear imaging agent fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG), which isneeded for PET-CT scans to diagnose cancer in patients at the Royal University Hospital (RUH) and other regionalhospitals.During your tour, the Fedoruk Centre qualified technical staff will guide you through the facility, including theadjacent research labs and pre-clinical imaging suite. You’ll learn about the Facility’s history, hear about researchconducted by users, and have the opportunity to safely handle some of our specialized radiochemical andradioanalytical equipment.
2:30 - 3:30 pm: Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO)
Discover the Science Behind Global Health at VIDO. Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Vaccineand Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO), celebrating over 50 years of world-leading research. Learn about ourvital role in protecting human and animal health through a short presentation, get a rare look at the nerve centre ofour high containment operations—and see cutting-edge research in action in one of our labs.
4:00 - 5:00 pm: Campus Walking Tour
New to the University of Saskatchewan? Join us for a fun and informative walking tour that’s all about discoveringthe charm, history and hidden gems of the USask campus, one of the most beautiful in Canada!As we stroll through campus, you’ll see why USask is known for its stunning Collegiate Gothic architecture andiconic greystone buildings. You’ll visit the College Building - the very first building on campus and now a NationalHistoric Site, and the Thorvaldson Building, named after a chemist whose work changed the world of construction.We’ll also wander through the Bowl, a peaceful green space at the heart of campus that’s perfect for a mid-daypause or a good conversation.Along the way, you’ll hear quirky stories and learn how USask grew from its agricultural roots into a globallyrespected research university.One of the highlights of the tour is the Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre, a striking circular building designedby Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal. The Centre serves as a hub for Indigenous student support andintercultural engagement, and its design reflects Indigenous worldviews and connections to the land.Whether you're here to admire the architecture, soak up the history or just enjoy a walk with fellow congress-goers,this tour is a great way to get to know the campus and feel right at home.
 
Refund Policy:



100% Refund: A full refund, minus service fees, will be provided for cancellations made up to 4 weeks prior to registration closing on October 9, 2026.
50% Refund: A 50% refund, minus service fees, will be provided for cancellations made between 4 weeks and 2 weeks prior to registration closing on October 9, 2026.
No Refunds: No refunds will be issued for cancellations made within 2 weeks of registration closing on October 9, 2026.
Service Fees: Service fees are non-refundable and cover costs associated with processing and handling the registration and cancellation.
Cancellation Deadline: Cancellations must be made in writing and received within the applicable time frames to qualify for a refund. Please contact international.office@usask.ca to arrange a ticket refund.
Refund Process: Refunds will be processed within 7 business days from the date of cancellation approval.
Ticket Transfer: Tickets are always transferable to a different name. Please contact international.office@usask.ca to arrange a ticket transfer.




Marquis Hall

PAW 2026

Student Early Bird Registration

Student Regular Registration

General Early Bird Registration

General Regular Registration

USask International Office

Wilser's RoomDoors 6:30PM / Show 7:00PM$10 adv / $15 at the door 
PILLOW FITE NATIONAL ‘LUCKY’ TOUR 2026 With Opener Jenna James
Pillow Fite is a Halifax-based alt-pop duo. Fresh off a 2025 win for Music Nova Scotia’s Pop Recording of the Year, they’ve been steadily carving their place in Canada’s indie scene with a string of CBC Top 20 hits. Their latest single, Laundromats, climbed to #5. This fall, Pillow Fite hits the road for a national Canadian tour in support of the deluxe re-issue of their album Hard Feelings, Soft Promises. Maritimes are up first with an intimate show at The Cap on August 29th.
 
Website: https://pillowfite.ca
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/pillowfitemusic/

 
Performing alongside Pillow Fite, Jenna James
Jenna is a Fredericton-based singer and songwriter. She's performed her acoustic sets all over the Maritimes and will be live at The Cap, opening for Pillow Fite!
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenna.sits.and.sings/
 
Accessibility & safety notes:
-The Cap record store is accessible during daytime hours through the Queen Street entrance and the Tannery. Ground floor washrooms can be accessed in this space. There is one step to access the Sea Can. Events at night in the Cap are accessible through the Tannery - there are not steps or stairs to enter the Cap. The Wilser's Room & Nest Patios require climbing a full set of stairs. Wilser's Room washrooms require climbing an additional 6 stairs.
- Events in the Tannery parking lot are gated, accessible at ground level, and are typically accessible to all ages (determined per event). Washrooms can be accessed through the fire exit of the CAP (right side of the building facing King street), through the King street entrance of Klub Krome. There are also occasions in which porta potties are present at these events, located close to the performance area.
- If you use a wheelchair or walking aid, please e-mail thecaprecordstore@gmail.com the day before the show so we can prepare adequate space for you.
- Washrooms are gender inclusive (femme/non-binary and masculine/non-binary). Patrons are encouraged to use whichever washroom they feel most comfortable in, and will have the support of our staff in using the washroom of their choosing.
- The Cap Safer Spaces policy is in place for the duration of the event. Should you feel unsafe at any time, please speak with any staff member or email thecaprecordstore@gmail.com
- Pets are not allowed during events, to ensure the comfort and safety of the animals. Service animals allowed with proper verification and demarcation.

The Cap

PILLOW FITE NATIONAL ‘LUCKY’ TOUR 2026

COME TO CANADA’S ULTIMATE GIRL’S DAY OUT!
Experience the Fashion, Food and Fun!

Shop – Shop – Shop!! Exclusive products you won’t find anywhere else! Canada’s largest event of its kind!
Come early to get your goodie bag filled with Free samples!
Sample delicious food and wine, get free Hair and Beauty mini makeovers, plus see amazing cooking demos!
Catch the hottest new fashions on the catwalk, Join the fun in Craft workshops, plus see endless entertainment on the Main Stage!

YOUR ULTIMATE GIRL’S DAY OUT IS WAITING!
Purchase tickets for the show!
National Women’s ShowCohere Centre4899 Uplands DriveOttawa, ON K1V 2N6
Saturday, October 17, 2026 10:00 am – 6:00 pmSunday, October 18, 2026 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
 
All children 11 and under can attend for free.
The Cohere Centre is fully accessible.
For the safety of our attendees and exhibitors, no wheeled carts, wheeled bags or luggage carts will be allowed on the show floor – NO EXCEPTIONS.
 

 

Cohere Centre

National Women's Show Ottawa 2026

*Special 3-Day Sale - 8 for $80 ($10 each) - Ticket

*Special 3-Day Sale - 2 for $20 ($10 each) - Ticket

*Special 3-Day Sale - 4 for $40 ($10 each) - Ticket

General Admission - Regular Price - Ticket

*** Senior Ticket 60 years plus – Sunday Only Ticket (After 12 PM)

*Special 3-Day Sale - 6 for $60 ($10 each) - Ticket

*Paint Nite Package (Class & General Admission)

Ottawa National Women's Show

 
2026 WNBF Canada Edmonton Naturals

WNBF Pro and National Qualifier
Categories and Classes

Women’s Bodybuilding

Wheelchair
Masters (40+)
Open


 

Men’s Bodybuilding

Wheelchair
Grand Masters (50+)
Masters (40+)
Junior (19-23)
Teen (18 & Under)
Open


 

Men’s Classic Physique

Masters (40+)
Novice
Open


 

Women’s Fit Body

Masters (40+)
Open


 

Women’s Figure

Grand Masters (50+)
Masters (40+)
Novice
Open


 


 
Men’s Physique

Masters (40+)
Teen (19 & Under)
Novice
Open


 

Women’s Bikini

Ultra Grand Masters (60+)
Grand Masters (50+)
Masters (40+)
Teen (19 & Under)
Novice
Open


 

The New You Transformation Category
To purchase accessible seating for events in the Horowitz Theatre, please contact the venue directly at tickets@horowitzevents.ca or 780.492.4764.



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