Welcome to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

As we come together to explore this year's theme, From Evidence to Impact: Mobilizing the Integrative Health Community, we invite you to also experience the community that surrounds us. Beyond the symposium, Saskatoon offers scenic riverfront trails, vibrant arts and culture, local dining, and welcoming prairie hospitality. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning to the city, we hope you'll enjoy discovering all that Saskatoon has to offer during your stay.

Travel & Accommodations

Exterior view of the Park Town Hotel, featuring a modern multi-storey building with landscaped gardens, trees, and the main entrance.
Symposium Venue

The Park Town Hotel, located at 924 Spadina Crescent East in Saskatoon, overlooks the South Saskatchewan River and is within walking distance of downtown Saskatoon and the University of Saskatchewan, providing a convenient location for both symposium sessions and exploring the city.

While the symposium's educational sessions will be held on the University of Saskatchewan campus, the Park Town Hotel will host symposium accommodations, networking opportunities, and evening social events.

Complimentary check-in parking is available upon arrival for hotel guests before a designated parking stall is assigned. Please visit the hotel's website for the most up-to-date parking information and rates.

Park Town hotel room with two queen beds, a work desk, and a large window overlooking the surrounding area.
Accommodations

A limited block of 25 guest rooms has been reserved at the Park Town Hotel for symposium attendees on Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24, 2026.

Staying at the symposium hotel provides convenient access to symposium networking events and is just a short walk from the University of Saskatchewan, where daytime conference sessions will be held.

Symposium Group Rates: King City View $154 CAD | Two Queen River View $174 CAD | Executive King River View $184 CAD | Executive Two Queen River View $184 CAD

To receive the symposium rate, please reference Group Name: INCAM Symposium | Group Code: 2610INCAM

Reservations may be made directly with the Park Town Hotel.

Exterior view of the Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport terminal with the control tower in the background.
Getting Here

Saskatoon is served by John G. Diefenbaker International Airport (YXE), located approximately 15 minutes from the Park Town Hotel. Rideshare services and rental vehicles are readily available, making travel to and from the venue convenient.

Explore Saskatoon

People walk, run, and cycle along a tree-lined riverside trail beside the South Saskatchewan River.
Explore the River Valley

Take a stroll along the Meewasin Trail, enjoy the South Saskatchewan River, or relax in one of the many nearby parks - all within walking distance of the symposium venue.

Exterior view of Remai Modern, a contemporary art museum with striking glass and weathered steel architecture under a clear blue sky.
Arts & Culture

Visit the Remai Modern, explore local galleries, or experience Saskatoon's vibrant arts and cultural scene just minutes from the hotel.

People stroll along Broadway Avenue in Saskatoon, with local shops, cafés, and a lively street market creating a vibrant neighbourhood atmosphere.
Dining & Local Favourites

From casual cafés to locally inspired restaurants, downtown Saskatoon and the Broadway District offer a wide variety of dining options within a short walk or drive from the symposium venue.

Explore Campus

Take a walk through the beautiful University of Saskatchewan campus, known for its historic Collegiate Gothic architecture, green spaces, museums, and public art. It's just a short walk from the symposium venue and offers a peaceful setting to explore between sessions.

An Indigenous adult and child wearing traditional regalia walk together across a grassy prairie landscape under a dramatic sky.
Discover Indigenous Culture

Experience the rich Indigenous history and cultures of the region by visiting the Wanuskewin Heritage Park, a nationally significant cultural and archaeological site offering walking trails, exhibits, and Indigenous programming.

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