The Canadian Education Market

This piece outlines some good reasons why you should consider Canada in your international student recruitment strategy.

Canada is a diverse and open country with a population that has grown by 1.8% over the past year, and 9.5% since 2020.
Canada has one of the highest tertiary education participation rates in the world at 67%.
Canada’s in the top 10 for average wages; higher than the OECD average.

If you're interested in recruiting Canadian students, we encourage you to read on. And if you'd like to tap into our database of over 1.4 million students, including 22,000+ who are interested in studying outside Canada, please let us know. We can help you reach the Canadian market through our fairs or our digital recruitment solutions.

Canada's Population is Growing Quickly

Canada's population has grown by 9.5% since 2020, adding 3.6m people to reach 41.5m in early 2025.

Canada's grown 13.1% since 2014 -- explosive, compared to USA at 5.1% and United Kingdom at 5.8% over the same period

Of the 13 provinces and territories in Canada, the province of Ontario has the largest population, with 39% of the total. It is followed by Quebec (where both French and English are spoken), British Columbia, and Alberta.

Canadian population, as of June 2025

wdt_ID	Provinces and territories	Population	%
1	Newfoundland and Labrador	545,899	1
2	Prince Edward Island	179,187	0
3	Nova Scotia	1,082,351	3
4	New Brunswick	862,465	2
5	Quebec	9,123,432	22
6	Ontario	16,245,157	39
7	Manitoba	1,509,897	4
8	Saskatchewan	1,253,836	3
9	Alberta	5,009,940	12
10	British Columbia	5,733,357	14
11	Yukon	47,284	0
12	Northwest Territories	45,105	0
13	Nunavut	41,962	0

In 2024, 42% of the Canadian population was between 0 and 34 years old. 12% of the population are between 15 and 24 years old; up 4% from the previous year. Canada's population is young!

Canadians Value Education

Canada ranks second behind Korea with 67% of the population between the ages of 25-34 years old having a tertiary education.

wdt_ID	Rank	Country	%
1	1	Korea	69.6
2	2	Canada	67.0
3	3	Japan	65.7
4	4	Ireland	63.3
5	5	Luxembourg	60.0

Canadian Higher Education

There were over 2.2 million students studying at the tertiary level in Canada in 2022-23. The fastest growing segments over the past 5 years were Doctoral studies at 15%, followed by Master's studies at 11%.

wdt_ID	International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED)	2022 / 2023	Pace of change from 18/19 to 22/23
1	Total International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED)	2,211,345	3
2	Upper secondary education	21,078	-27
3	Post-secondary non-tertiary education	237,003	-6
4	Short-cycle tertiary education	441,714	10
5	Bachelor's or equivalent	1,100,325	4
6	Master's or equivalent	231,930	11
7	Doctoral or equivalent	63,027	15
8	Not applicable, International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED)	116,271	-24

There are over 400 publicly funded colleges and universities in Canada. There are many more privately funded colleges. Education is governed by provincial and territorial governments, and is supported by provincial and federal scholarships, grants, and loans.

Colleges predominantly offer 2 to 3-year diploma programs, though many are beginning to offer 4-year degree programs as well. and universities predominantly offer Bachelor, Master's, and Doctoral programs. You'll find a Canadian education system explainer here, or see the graphics below for details.

Fields of Study Breakdown

Across all levels of tertiary education, the fastest growing programs since 2011 are in computer science, healthcare, mathematics, and engineering. Since 2022, we've seen a big jump in pre-technology/pre-industrial programs, too. The largest segments overall, by number of enrolled students, are business, healthcare, and the liberal arts and humanities.

wdt_ID	rank	Field	2022 / 2023	% change since 2021	% change since 2011
126	1	Agricultural and veterinary sciences/services/operations and related fields	19,293	2	31
		Architecture and related services	16,713	-2	15
		Area ethnic cultural gender and group studies	9,159	-3	31
		Basic skills and general exam preparation (not for credit)	11,391	5	-37
		Biological and biomedical sciences	86,688	1	35
		Business management marketing and related support services	390,165	3	26
		Communication journalism and related programs	28,905	-4	-6
		Communications technologies/technicians and support services	9,426	5	16
		Computer and information sciences and support services	115,599	11	214
		Construction trades	8,691	4	5
		Culinary entertainment and personal services	10,923	13	23
		Education	100,710	-1	-5
		Engineering	138,882	2	52
		Engineering/engineering-related technologies/technicians	60,537	5	20
		English language and literature/letters	15,891	0	-27
		Family and consumer sciences/human sciences	47,775	1	27
		French language and literature/letters (CAN)	4,407	-16	-36
		Health professions and related programs	220,104	1	19
		Health professions residency/fellowship programs	837	10	197
		Health-related knowledge and skills (not for credit)	1,614	13	32
		High school/secondary diploma and certificate programs	30,270	-5	-24
		History	12,687	-2	-32
		Indigenous and foreign languages literatures and linguistics	13,764	9	-35
		Legal professions and studies	31,068	-2	12
		Leisure and recreational activities and non-commercial vehicle operation (not for credit)	2,295	-1	-8
		Liberal arts and sciences general studies and humanities	172,548	-4	-29
		Library science	2,580	0	-21
		Mathematics and statistics	19,935	-3	73
		Mechanic and repair technologies/technicians	12,084	1	-11
		Medical residency/fellowship programs	13,899	0	0
		Military science leadership and operational art	183	-21	336
		Multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary studies	105,408	-1	34
		Natural resources and conservation	20,358	-3	20
		Parks recreation leisure fitness and kinesiology	41,496	-1	20
		Personal awareness and self-improvement (not for credit)	48	0	-95
		Philosophy and religious studies	8,205	-5	-19
		Physical sciences	25,974	-1	10
		Precision production	4,572	5	2
		Pre-technology education/pre-industrial arts programs (CAN)	942	17	15
		Psychology	73,035	2	43
		Public administration and social service professions	40,980	-3	9
		Science technologies/technicians	4,602	12	45
		Security and protective services	31,938	-6	4
		Social sciences	98,340	-5	4
		Theology and religious vocations	2,721	-8	-12
		Total field of study	2,211,345	1	13
		Transportation and materials moving	3,885	-3	33
		Unclassified field of study	66,474	-5	-16
		Visual and performing arts	73,323	0	-3

Master's Level

At the Master's level, healthcare residencies, computer sciences, and engineering are growing fastest.

wdt_ID	Field	2022 / 2023	% change since 2021	% change since 2011
1	Basic skills and general exam preparation (not for credit)	6	0	0
2	Health-related knowledge and skills (not for credit)		0	0
3	High school/secondary diploma and certificate programs		0	0
4	Leisure and recreational activities and non-commercial vehicle operation (not for credit)		0	0
5	Mechanic and repair technologies/technicians		0	0
6	Military technologies and applied sciences		0	0
7	Personal awareness and self-improvement (not for credit)		0	0
8	Precision production		0	0
9	Pre-technology education/pre-industrial arts programs (CAN)		0	0
10	Science technologies/technicians		0	0
11	Transportation and materials moving		0	0
12	Culinary, entertainment, and personal services	18	0	0
13	Construction trades	15	-44	0
14	Unclassified	3,459	4	2,856
15	Health professions residency/fellowship programs	792	14	218
16	Computer and information sciences and support services	10,404	13	194
17	Engineering/engineering-related technologies/technicians	1,050	27	130
18	Security and protective services	813	15	119
19	Engineering	23,976	9	87
20	Multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary studies	5,151	0	86
21	Health professions and related programs	41,976	1	57
22	Parks, recreation, leisure, fitness, and kinesiology	1,911	-1	40
24	Family and consumer sciences/human sciences	849	6	34
25	Business, management, marketing and related support services	34,203	0	29
26	Psychology	4,056	-1	28
27	Mathematics and statistics	1,479	-1	25
28	Education	22,428	-3	25
29	Legal professions and studies	17,139	2	23
30	Liberal arts and sciences, general studies and humanities	525	-10	21
31	Agricultural and veterinary sciences/services/operations and related fields	3,210	2	15
32	Biological and biomedical sciences	7,494	1	15
33	Public administration and social service professions	7,944	-1	15
34	Communication, journalism and related programs	2,019	0	11
35	Architecture and related services	3,063	-3	10
36	Natural resources and conservation	3,213	-3	10
37	Theology and religious vocations	816	1	8
38	Area, ethnic, cultural, gender, and group studies	1,101	-1	5
39	Social sciences	7,140	-5	3
40	Physical sciences	3,150	-2	2
41	Medical residency/fellowship programs	13,827	0	-1
42	Visual and performing arts	3,414	-4	-2
43	Indigenous and foreign languages, literatures, and linguistics	1,014	2	-3
44	History	999	-1	-16
45	Philosophy and religious studies	996	-8	-17
46	French language and literature/letters (CAN)	633	-3	-23
47	English language and literature/letters	858	-7	-25
48	Military science, leadership and operational art	21	0	-30
49	Communications technologies/technicians and support services	39	-38	-32
50	Library science	723	3	-40
51	Citizenship activities (not for credit)
52	Interpersonal and social skills (not for credit)

Canadian Student Mobility

Approximately 11% of Canadian undergraduate students participate in a study abroad experience. For the 2022-2023 academic year, over 41,000 Canadians studied in the United States, making Canada the 4th largest sender of students to the USA, after China, India, and South Korea.

In this same period, Canada ranked in the top 10 of non-EU countries sending students to the United Kingdom, with over 7,400 students studying in the UK.

Other top countries of interest, according to a 2023 report by CBIE, include Italy, China, Japan, Germany, Australia, and Spain. Business, social sciences, humanities, health sciences, and natural sciences are the most popular areas of interest for Canadians who study abroad.

SchoolFinder Group / Recruit in Canada Student Database

Over 22,000 Canadian students in our database have indicated an interest in studying in one or more countries outside of Canada since 2023. The full list contains dozens of countries, and we're adding more destinations to the portal every year. Still, the top destinations for our audience remain consistent, with the United States in first place, followed by the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, and France. See the SchoolFinderGroup.com report for more detailed information.

These figures are a one-month snapshot of signups from summer 2024 and summer 2025.

wdt_ID	Rank	Destination Country	Y-O-Y Change	% of Total
1	1	Canada	1	89
2	2	United States	21	25
3	3	United Kingdom	1	13
4	4	Australia	3	10
5	5	Germany	9	10
6	6	France	5	10
7	7	Italy	7	10
8	8	Ireland	9	9
9	9	Switzerland	5	9
10	10	Spain	7	9
11	11	Japan	12	9
12	12	New Zealand	2	9
13	13	Netherlands	5	9
14	14	Sweden	2	9
15	15	Belgium	6	8
16	16	Norway*	0	8
17	17	Finland*	0	8
18	18	Greece	8	8
19	19	Denmark*	0	8
20	20	China	11	8
21	21	Singapore	9	8
22	22	Korea, Republic of	6	8
23	23	United Arab Emirates	12	8
24	24	Portugal	7	8
25	25	Austria	8	8
26	26	Poland	5	8
27	27	Hong Kong	9	8
28	28	Luxembourg	7	8
29	29	Saudi Arabia	9	8
30	30	Turkiye*	0	8
31	31	Mexico	10	8
32	32	Hungary	8	8
33	33	Puerto Rico*	0	8
34	34	Costa Rica	6	8
35	35	Romania*	0	8
36	36	Peru*	0	8
37	37	Russia*	0	8
38	38	Fiji	9	8
39	39	Thailand	8	8
40	40	Czech Republic	9	8
41	41	Malaysia	8	8
42	42	Philippines*	0	8
43	43	Argentina*	0	7
44	44	Georgia*	0	7
45	45	Taiwan, Province of China*	0	7
46	46	Malta*	0	7
47	47	South Africa*	0	7
48	48	Chile*	0	7
49	49	Barbados	7	7
50	50	Cyprus	6	7
51	51	Guatemala	8	7
52	52	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	7	7
53	53	Saint Lucia	7	7
54	54	Estonia*	0	7
55	55	Jamaica	41	7
56	56	Dominica	8	7
57	57	Saint Kitts and Nevis	7	7
58	58	Grenada	7	7
59	59	Cayman Islands	6	7
60	60	Liechtenstein	8	7
61	61	Sri Lanka*	0	7
62	62	Tunisia*	0	7
63	63	Israel	8	7
64	64	Lebanon*	0	7
65	65	Kazakhstan	9	7
66	66	Nicaragua	9	7
67	67	Aruba	8	7
68	68	Ecuador*	0	7
69	69	Belize*	0	7
70	70	Iran, Islamic Republic of*	0	7
71	71	Antigua and Barbuda	7	7
72	72	Bangladesh*	0	7
73	73	Anguilla	7	7
74	74	Yemen*	0	7
75	75	India^	0	2
76	76	Croatia^	0	2

* These countries were added to the platform on or after June 2024.
^ These countries were added to the platform in 2025.

We hope that helps!

For more information on how we can help you can reach our community of Canadian Students interested in studying in your country, contact us at:

The SchoolFinder Group Team info@schoolfindergroup.com

Itinerary

CALGARY

Saturday, September 26, 2026

11:45 – 12:45 • Set up booth
13:00 – 17:00 • Fair open to the public

VANCOUVER

Sunday, September 27, 2026

11:45 – 12:45 • Set up booth
13:00 – 17:00 • Fair open to the public

MONTREAL

Thursday-Friday, October 1-2, 2026

07:45 – 08:45 • Set up booth
09:00 – 16:00 • Fair open to the public

TORONTO

Sunday, October 4, 2026

11:45 – 12:45 • Set up booth
13:00 – 17:00 • Fair open to the public
17:00 – 18:30 • Networking Reception

Itinerary

VANCOUVER

Saturday, February 28, 2026

11:45 – 12:45 • Set up booth
13:00 – 17:00 • Fair open to the public

CALGARY

Sunday, March 1, 2026

11:45 – 12:45 • Set up booth
13:00 – 17:00 • Fair open to the public

TORONTO

Sunday, March 8, 2026

11:45 – 12:45 • Set up booth
13:00 – 17:00 • Fair open to the public
17:00 – 18:30 • Networking Reception

WEBINARS

30-60 minute webinar: US$ 500

You can book a 30-60 minute webinar, and if you add it on to your exhibitor registration, it is US$ 500 (half the regular cost of US$ 1,000). We promote the webinar on SchoolFinder.com, on social, and through a series of targeted email campaigns to students. We provide the webinar platform (Microsoft Teams), and a custom registration form. You decide on the date and time. We provide support during the webinar, reporting after the webinar and we send you the student leads who have opted-in to be contacted. Your video will be recorded and posted online.

The SchoolFinder Group Acquires Recruit in Canada / Study and Go Abroad

TORONTO, ON – July 1, 2022 – The SchoolFinder Group (SFG) is announcing its acquisition of Recruit in Canada (RIC) and its Study and Go Abroad education fairs today. The RIC business will be integrated with the SFG operations as of July 1, 2022. There will be no changes to the fair schedule this fall or next spring. Fair exhibitors and student attendees can expect the same level of service, led by Katie Idle, who is staying on. For current SFG clients, this will be an opportunity to exhibit at one of the upcoming five in-person education fairs in Fall 2022. More details will be shared soon.

“We have been collaborating with the SchoolFinder Group for many years. The services provided by both our two businesses are very complementary, and this acquisition is almost a natural evolution of the business,” said Anita Kuehnel, Director, Recruit in Canada.

“Integrating Recruit in Canada into the SchoolFinder Group provides a full suite of solutions to colleges and universities; from digital marketing and lead generation to education fairs with in-person and virtual touch points. The Study and Go Abroad fairs will provide an opportunity to help more students find the right school,” said Chris Wilkins, Founder & CEO, The SchoolFinder Group.

About Recruit in Canada:

Study and Go Abroad Fairs are Canada’s largest international university fairs, aimed at students and adults who are researching their options for post-secondary studies overseas, as well as opportunities for volunteering, internships and work abroad programs. Organized by Recruit in Canada, the events have been held in-person in cities across Canada since 1993.

About The SchoolFinder Group:

Our mission is to make the world a better place by helping students find schools, scholarships and careers. Through three websites — SchoolFinder, ScholarshipsCanada, and StudyinCanada — we provide students with the resources and tools needed to succeed in their educational journey. The SchoolFinder Group offers a suite of solutions designed to help schools and organizations reach over 1.3 million students. These tools include: digital marketing, qualified lead generation, drip email marketing, events and fairs, ezRecruit CRM, and consulting. Working with hundreds of schools and organizations worldwide over the last 20 years, we have a wealth of experience and expertise.

Exhibitor Terms and Conditions

Recruit in Canada – Study and Go Abroad Fairs, February 28 – March 8, 2026

Contract for Exhibit Space

1. Definitions: “Event” means Study and Go Abroad Fairs, currently scheduled to be held February 28 – March 8, 2026. “Organizer” means, collectively, Edge Interactive Publishing Inc, dba SchoolFinder Group, Recruit in Canada, SchoolFinder Fairs, Study and Go Abroad Fairs, and includes their officers, directors, shareholders, agents, affiliates, representatives, employees, and assigns, unless the context requires otherwise. “Exhibitor” means, collectively, (i) the company and/or individual that applied for exhibit space use and agreed to enter into this contract upon acceptance by the Organizer in the manner stated below and (ii) each of its and/or their officers, directors, shareholders, employees, contractors, agents, representatives and/or invitees, as applicable.
2. Contract Acceptance: The submission of the Recruit in Canada Registration Form for exhibit space and written or electronic acceptance of the application by the Organizer constitutes a contract for the right to use exhibit space.
3. Exhibitor Payment: Upon acceptance of the exhibitor application by the Organizer (ultimately in the form of an issued invoice), the Exhibitor shall pay to the Organizer the total amount due within 30 days of receipt of the invoice, and no later than January 15, 2026 for Early Bird registrations or February 15, 2026 for all other registrations.
4. Assumption of Risks: Releases: The Exhibitor expressly assumes all risks associated with, resulting from, or arising in connection with the Event, Exhibitor’s participation or presence at the Event, including, without limitation, all risks of theft, loss, harm, damage or injury (collectively “Loss”) to or of any person (including death), property, goods, business or profits of Exhibitor, whether caused by negligence, intentional act, accident, act of God or otherwise. Exhibitor has sole responsibility for its property or any Loss to such property (whether or not stored in any courtesy storage area), including any subrogation claims by its insurer. Neither the Organizer nor the Event Facility accepts responsibility, nor is a bailment created, for property delivered by or to Exhibitor. Neither Organizer nor the Event Facility shall be liable for, and Exhibitor hereby releases them from, and covenants not to sue any of them with respect to, any and all risks, losses, damages and liabilities whether described in this Section 4 or not.
5. Indemnification: Exhibitor shall indemnify, defend (with legal counsel satisfactory to Organizers), and hold Organizer and the Event Facility harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, suits, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, fees (including attorneys’ fees) and expenses which result from or arise out of or in connection with: (a) Exhibitors’ participation or presence at the Event and/or Event Facility, (b) any breach by Exhibitor of any agreements, covenants, promises or other obligations under this contract or any other contract, arrangement or agreement; (c) any matter for which Exhibitor is otherwise responsible under the terms of this contract or any other contract, arrangement or agreement; (d) any violation or infringement (or claim of violation or infringement) of any law, agreement, regulation or ordinance or the rights of any party under any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary right; (e) any libel, slander, defamation or similar claims resulting from the actions of Exhibitor; (f) harm or injury (including death) to Exhibitor; and (g) loss of or damage to property or the business or profits of Exhibitor, whether caused by negligence, intentional act, accident, act of God, theft, mysterious disappearance or otherwise. This Section 5 shall survive the termination or expiration of this Contract.
6. Limitation of Liability: Under no circumstances shall Organizer or the Event Facility be liable for any lost profits or any incidental, special, indirect, punitive or consequential damages whatsoever for any of their acts or omissions, whether or not the Organizer is apprised of the possibility of any such lost profits or damages. In no event shall Organizer’s maximum liability exceed the amount actually paid to Edge Interactive Publishing Inc. for exhibit space used pursuant to this contract. Organizer makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the number of persons who will attend the Event or regarding any other matters. Management may employ reputable guards during the course of the exhibition to regulate the flow of attendees at the Event, but these guards are not security guards. Neither Organizer, nor the owners or lessors of the Event Facilities, shall assume any responsibility for Exhibitor’s personal or other property. As a condition of exhibiting at the Event, Exhibitor shall insure its property against damage, loss and theft.
7. Exhibitor Application: The Organizer may refuse acceptance of any exhibitor application for any or no reason. The Organizer, in its sole discretion exercisable at any time, determines whether any exhibitor is eligible to participate in the Event. Eligibility is generally limited to persons or firms that supply products and/or services to in connection higher education and/or experiential travel. No exhibitor shall exhibit or permit to be exhibited in the space allocated to it any product or service other than that which is specified in its application. Except with the prior written approval of the Organizer, Exhibitor shall not sell physical products at the Event.
8. Assignment of Space: Exhibit space for all exhibitors at the Event shall be assigned or reassigned by Organizer in its sole discretion exercisable at any time. Organizer reserves the right to determine the floor plan or to move an exhibitor to another exhibit space location prior to or during the Event at its sole discretion for any or no reason. Promotional activities must be confined to the contracted space. Event staff reserves the right to restrict or prohibit any contest, promotion, lottery, or give-away that causes blocking or disturbance to other exhibits or patrons or that could be considered illegal under Canadian laws. No Exhibitor shall assign, sublet or share space allotted without prior written acknowledgement of Event management staff.
9. Exclusions: The Organizer has the right to restrict or evict any Exhibitor that, in the opinion of the Organizer, detracts from the general character of the Event. Exhibitors are not permitted to distribute or promote any material in which advertising space is sold. This reservation applies to displays, printed matter, promotional materials, personal conduct, and methods of operation. In the event of such restrictions or evictions, the Organizer will not be liable for any refunds or other exhibit expenses. External vendors are not allowed to conduct business in the Facilities unless they have purchased exhibit booth space at the Event. Violation of this policy may result in the Organizer’s refusal to accept any and all registrations and future registrations.
10. Exhibit Space Occupancy: The Organizer shall specify the hours and dates for installing, occupying and dismantling exhibits. If the Exhibitor fails to install its display in its assigned space by the Event opening hour, or leaves its space unattended at any time during the Event, the Organizer shall have the right to take possession of the space, terminate this contract and no refund will be due to Exhibitor unless proof of extenuating circumstances is provided. All exhibits must be attended at all times during the Event.
11. Cancellation by Exhibitor: Exhibitor may cancel this contract at any time, however, any cancellations are subject to the policy as follows and include full or partial cancellations:30-45 days before exhibition: 75% refund on all fees, paid or due
  20-29 days before exhibition: 50% refund on all fees, paid or due
  < 20 days before exhibition: No refundNote: All full or partial cancellation refunds will be subject to a $150 processing fee. Any cancellations must be delivered to – and acknowledged by – Accounting@SchoolFinderGroup.com before being considered valid.
12. Cancellation by Organizer: If Exhibitor fails to make a payment required by this contract in a timely manner, the Organizer may terminate this contract (and Exhibitor’s participation in the Event) without further notice and without obligation to refund any monies previously paid. The Organizer reserves the right to refuse Exhibitor permission to move in and set up an exhibit if Exhibitor is in arrears of any payment due to Organizer. The Organizer is expressly authorized (but has no obligation) to occupy or dispose of any space vacated or made available because of action taken under this paragraph in any manner it desires, and without releasing the Exhibitor from any liability hereunder. The Organizer may also terminate this contract effective upon written notice of termination if Exhibitor breaches any of its obligations under this contract or any other contract or arrangement with Organizer, without any obligation on the Organizer’s part to refund any payments previously made and without releasing Exhibitor from any liability arising as result of or in connection with such breach. If the Organizer removes or restricts an exhibit that it considers to be objectionable or inappropriate, no refund will be due to Exhibitor.
13. Cancellation of the Event: If the Organizer cancels the Event due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Organizer (such as acts of God, acts of war, governmental emergency, labour strike, Government Covid restrictions or unavailability of the Event Facility), the Organizer shall refund to Exhibitor its exhibit space rental payment previously paid, minus a share of costs and expenses incurred by Organizer, in full satisfaction of all liabilities of Organizer to Exhibitor. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel, rename or relocate the Event or change the Event Dates. If the Organizer changes the name of the Event, relocates the Event to another event facility within the same city, or changes the Event to dates that are not more than 30 days earlier or 30 days later, no refund will be due to Exhibitor, but the Organizer shall assign to Exhibitor, in lieu of the original space, other space as the Organizer deems appropriate and Exhibitor agrees to use that space under the terms of this contract. If the Organizer elects to cancel the Event other than for a reason previously described in this paragraph, the Organizer shall refund to Exhibitor its entire payments for exhibit space, in full satisfaction of all liabilities of Organizer to Exhibitor.
14. Listings and Promotional Materials: By exhibiting at the Event, Exhibitor grants to Organizer a fully paid, perpetual nonexclusive license to use, display and reproduce the name, trade names and/or product names of Exhibitor in any directory or distribution list or material (whether in print, electronic or other media) listing organizations exhibiting at the Event and to use such names in Organizer promotional materials. Organizer may also take photographs of Exhibitor’s booth space, exhibit, guests and personnel during, before or after the open hours of the Event and use those photographs for any promotional purpose.
15. Taxes and Licenses: Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for obtaining any licenses, permits or approvals under federal, provincial or local laws applicable to its activities at the Event. Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for obtaining any necessary tax identification numbers and permits and for paying all taxes, license fees, use fees, royalties or other fees, charges, levies or penalties that become due to any governmental authority in connection with its activities at the Event.
16. Incorporation of Rules and Regulations: Any and all matters pertaining to the Event and not specifically covered by the terms and conditions of this contract shall be subject to determination by the Organizer in its sole discretion. The Organizer may adopt rules or regulations from time to time governing such matters and may amend or revoke them at any time, upon notice to Exhibitor. Any rules and regulations (whether or not included in an Exhibitor Manual Package or similar document) are an integral part of this contract and are incorporated herein by reference. Exhibitor shall observe and abide by additional regulations made by the Organizer as soon as these additional rules or regulations are communicated to Exhibitor.
17. Outside Exhibits/Hospitality Suites: Exhibitor is prohibited, without express advance written approval from the Organizer, from displaying products/services and/or other advertising material in areas outside its exhibit space such as, but not limited to, parking lots, hotel lobbies, lounges, corridors, sleeping rooms, etc., as well as conducting unauthorized facility tours. Exhibitor shall not operate hospitality suites during hours in which the Event is open or when any Organizer-sponsored activities are being held. Exhibitor is prohibited from hosting hospitality functions during official Event hours.
18. Set-Off: The Organizer shall have the right at all times and from time to time to set-off any monies held by it for or for the benefit of the Exhibitor against any and all amounts owing by the Exhibitor.
19. Additional Terms and Conditions: The Organizer has sole control over attendance policies. Except as provided to the contrary in this contract, all monies paid by Exhibitor shall be deemed fully earned and non-refundable at the time of payment. In addition to its right to close an exhibit and withdraw acceptance of or terminate the contract, the Organizer in its sole judgment and discretion may refuse to consider for participation in future Event an Exhibitor who violates or fails to abide by the contract and any of the accompanying rules and regulations. Any amendment to this contract must be in writing and signed by an authorized representative of the Organizer. Exhibitor shall not assign this contract or any right or obligation hereunder. The use of cameras and video cameras on the exhibit floor is strictly prohibited without the prior permission of the Organizer.
20. Entire Agreement: This contract (including the Exhibitor Prospectus any additional rules or regulations adopted by the Organizer from time to time) represents the entire agreement between the Organizer and Exhibitor relating to the Event and supersedes any prior written or oral understandings, agreements or representations by or between Organizer and Exhibitor relating to the Event.
21. Governing Law: This contract is governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario as applied to contracts entered into and entirely performed within that Province by residents of that Province. Exhibitor hereby submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located in the Province of Ontario, which shall constitute the exclusive forum for the resolution of any and all disputes arising out of, connected with or related to this contract or the breach of any provision of this contract.
22. Exhibitor Compliance: Exhibitors must agree to abide by all rules, regulations, terms and conditions as outlined here, consent to which is either by electronic acknowledgement through online registration or the signing of a paper registration form.

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COVID-19

During this unpredictable time, with the world coping with the pandemic crisis, we at Recruit in Canada are also taking the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of our team and our partners.

We have introduced a new event – the Virtual Education Fair, to take place May 21st – so that our esteemed partners can continue to reach out to prospective students from afar. This event is not limited to engaging students in Canada, as we are working with partners to also reach as many markets as possible.

Our regular Fall 2020 expo is currently still scheduled to take place; the event venues were booked a year in advance, and our contracts remain in place. Should either party (we as the event organizers or the event venue) need to cancel due to circumstances beyond our control, we will advise our exhibitors well in advance and provide any refunds as set out in our terms and conditions.

We stand by to continue being a platform from which to reach students, across Canada in particular, with our many digital promotion options. Please contact us any time for details on how we can assist you in keeping visibility in this market.

From the entire team at Recruit in Canada, we wish you and your families good health and well-being.

Exhibitor Terms and Conditions

Recruit in Canada – Study and Go Abroad Virtual Education Fairs on May 19, 2022

Contract for Exhibit Space

Definitions: “Events” means Study and Go Abroad Virtual Education Fairs, currently scheduled to be held on May 19, 2022, using virtual fair services provided by EASYVIRTUALFAIR LLC (herein referred to as ‘’Provider’’) on the landing page: studyandgoabroad.easyvirtualfair.com “Organizer” means, collectively, Revolve EPS Holding Ltd., dba Recruit in Canada, Study and Go Abroad Fairs, www.StudyandGoAbroad.com and includes their officers, directors, shareholders, agents, affiliates, representatives, employees and assigns, unless the context requires otherwise. “Exhibitor” means, collectively, (i) the company and/or individual that applied for a virtual stand and/or webinar option and agreed to enter into this contract upon acceptance by the Organizer in the manner stated below and (ii) each of its and/or their officers, directors, shareholders, employees, contractors, agents, representatives and/or invitees, as applicable.
Contract Acceptance: The submission of the Recruit in Canada Registration Form for event participation and written or electronic acceptance of the application by the Organizer constitute a contract for the right to use event services.
Exhibitor Payment: Upon acceptance of the Exhibitor application by the Organizer (ultimately in the form of an issued invoice), the Exhibitor shall pay to the Organizer the total amount due upon receipt of the invoice, and no later than May 5, 2022.
Assumption of Risks: Releases: The Exhibitor expressly assumes all risks associated with, resulting from, or arising in connection with the Events, Exhibitor’s participation or presence at the Events, including, without limitation, all risks of theft, loss, harm, damage or injury (collectively “Loss”) to or of any person (including death), property, goods, business or profits of Exhibitor, whether caused by negligence, intentional act, accident, act of God, or otherwise. Exhibitor has sole responsibility for providing their own equipment in order to attend the virtual fair, and takes full responsibility should they miss all or part of the Event, due to malfunction of equipment, power outages, etc. Neither Organizer nor the Event Provider shall be liable for, and Exhibitor hereby releases them from, and covenants not to sue any of them with respect to, any and all risks, losses, damages and liabilities whether described in this Section 4 or not.
Indemnification: Exhibitor shall indemnify, defend (with legal counsel satisfactory to Organizers), and hold Organizer and the Provider harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, suits, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, fees (including attorneys’ fees) and expenses which result from or arise out of or in connection with: (a) Exhibitors’ participation in the Event; (b) any breach by Exhibitor of any agreements, covenants, promises, or other obligations under this contract or any other contract, arrangement, or agreement; (c) any matter for which Exhibitor is otherwise responsible under the terms of this contract or any other contract, arrangement or agreement; (d) any violation or infringement (or claim of violation or infringement) of any law, agreement, regulation or ordinance, or the rights of any party under any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret, or other proprietary right; (e) any libel, slander, defamation or similar claims resulting from the actions of Exhibitor; (f) harm or injury (including death) to Exhibitor; and (g) loss of or damage to property or the business or profits of Exhibitor, whether caused by negligence, intentional act, accident, act of God, theft, mysterious disappearance or otherwise. This Section 5 shall survive the termination or expiration of this Contract.
Limitation of Liability: Under no circumstances shall Organizer or the Provider be liable for any lost profits or any incidental, special, indirect, punitive or consequential damages whatsoever for any of their acts or omissions, whether or not the Organizer is apprised of the possibility of any such lost profits or damages. In no event shall Organizer’s maximum liability exceed the amount actually paid to Revolve EPS Holdings Ltd. for services and products used pursuant to this contract. Organizer makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the number of persons who will attend the Event or regarding any other matters. Neither Organizer nor Provider shall assume any responsibility for Exhibitor’s personal or other property. As a condition of exhibiting at the Event, Exhibitor shall insure its property against damage, loss and theft.
Exhibitor Application: The Organizer may refuse acceptance of any exhibitor application for any or no reason. The Organizer, in its sole discretion exercisable at any time, determines whether any Exhibitor is eligible to participate in the Event. Eligibility is generally limited to persons or firms that supply products and/or services in connection to higher education and/or experiential travel. No Exhibitor shall exhibit or permit to be exhibited in the space allocated to it any product or service other than that which is specified in its application. Except with the prior written approval of the Organizer, Exhibitor shall not promote any other institution or entity at its virtual stand.
Assignment of Space: Exhibit space for all Exhibitors at the Event shall be assigned or reassigned by Organizer in its sole discretion exercisable at any time. Organizer reserves the right to determine the floor plan or to move an Exhibitor to another exhibit space location prior to or during the Event at its sole discretion for any or no reason. Promotional activities must be confined to the contracted space. Event staff reserves the right to restrict or prohibit any contest, promotion, lottery, or give-away that causes blocking or disturbance to other exhibits or patrons or that could be considered illegal under Canadian laws. No Exhibitor shall assign, sublet, or share space allotted without prior written acknowledgement of Event management staff.
Exclusions: The Organizer has the right to restrict or evict any Exhibitor that, in the opinion of the Organizer, detracts from the general character of the Event. Exhibitors are not permitted to display any materials other that those directly associated with Exhibitor’s activities/institution. In the event of such restrictions or evictions, the Organizer will not be liable for any refunds or other exhibit expenses. Violation of this policy may result in the Organizer’s refusal to accept any and all registrations and future registrations.
Exhibit Space Occupancy: The Organizer shall specify the hours and dates for virtual stand set-up. If the Exhibitor fails to install its display in its assigned space by the Event opening hour, or leaves its space unattended at any time during the Event, the Organizer shall have the right to take possession of the space, terminate this contract and no refund will be due to Exhibitor unless proof of extenuating circumstances is provided. All exhibits must be attended at all times during the Event.
Cancellation by Exhibitor: Exhibitor may cancel this contract at any time, however, any cancellations are subject to the policy as follows and include full or partial cancellations:
Minimum 15 days before exhibition: 100% refund on all fees, paid or due
10-14 days before exhibition: 50% refund on all fees, paid or due
< 10 days before exhibition: No refund

Note: All full or partial cancellation refunds will be subject to a $150 processing fee. Any cancellations must be delivered to – and acknowledged by – Katie Idle at katie@recruitincanada.com, before being considered valid.
Cancellation by Organizer: If Exhibitor fails to make a payment required by this contract in a timely manner, the Organizer may terminate this contract (and Exhibitor’s participation in the Event) without further notice and without obligation to refund any monies previously paid. The Organizer reserves the right to refuse Exhibitor permission to set up an exhibit if Exhibitor is in arrears of any payment due to Organizer. The Organizer is expressly authorized (but has no obligation) to occupy or dispose of any space vacated or made available because of action taken under this paragraph in any manner it desires, and without releasing the Exhibitor from any liability hereunder. The Organizer may also terminate this contract effective upon written notice of termination if Exhibitor breaches any of its obligations under this contract or any other contract or arrangement with Organizer, without any obligation on the Organizer’s part to refund any payments previously made and without releasing Exhibitor from any liability arising as result of or in connection with such breach. If the Organizer removes or restricts an exhibit that it considers to be objectionable or inappropriate, no refund will be due to Exhibitor.
Cancellation of the Event: If the Organizer cancels the Event due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Organizer (such as acts of God, acts of war, governmental emergency, labour strike, or unavailability of the Event Provider), the Organizer shall refund to Exhibitor its exhibit space rental payment previously paid, minus a share of costs and expenses incurred by Organizer, in full satisfaction of all liabilities of Organizer to Exhibitor. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel, rename, or relocate the Event, or change the Event Dates. If the Organizer changes the name of the Event, relocates the Event to another Provider, or changes the Event to dates that are not more than 30 days earlier or 30 days later, no refund will be due to Exhibitor, but the Organizer shall assign to Exhibitor, in lieu of the original space, other space as the Organizer deems appropriate and Exhibitor agrees to use that space under the terms of this contract. If the Organizer elects to cancel the Event other than for a reason previously described in this paragraph, the Organizer shall refund to Exhibitor its entire payments for exhibit space, in full satisfaction of all liabilities of Organizer to Exhibitor.
Listings and Promotional Materials: By exhibiting at the Event, Exhibitor grants to Organizer a fully paid, perpetual nonexclusive license to use, display and reproduce the name, trade names, and/or product names of Exhibitor in any directory or distribution list or material (whether in print, electronic or other media) listing organizations exhibiting at the Event and to use such names in Organizer promotional materials.
Taxes and Licenses: Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for obtaining any licenses, permits, or approvals under federal, provincial, or local laws applicable to its activities at the Event. Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for obtaining any necessary tax identification numbers and permits and for paying all taxes, license fees, use fees, royalties or other fees, charges, levies, or penalties that become due to any governmental authority in connection with its activities at the Event.
Incorporation of Rules and Regulations: Any and all matters pertaining to the Event and not specifically covered by the terms and conditions of this contract shall be subject to determination by the Organizer in its sole discretion. The Organizer may adopt rules or regulations from time to time governing such matters and may amend or revoke them at any time, upon notice to Exhibitor. Any rules and regulations (whether or not included in an Exhibitor Manual Package or similar document) are an integral part of this contract and are incorporated herein by reference. Exhibitor shall observe and abide by additional regulations made by the Organizer as soon as these additional rules or regulations are communicated to Exhibitor.
Set-Off: The Organizer shall have the right at all times and from time to time to set-off any monies held by it for or for the benefit of the Exhibitor against any and all amounts owing by the Exhibitor.
Additional Terms and Conditions: The Organizer has sole control over attendance policies. Except as provided to the contrary in this contract, all monies paid by Exhibitor shall be deemed fully earned and non-refundable at the time of payment. In addition to its right to close an exhibit and withdraw acceptance of or terminate the contract, the Organizer in its sole judgment and discretion may refuse to consider for participation in future Event an Exhibitor who violates or fails to abide by the contract and any of the accompanying rules and regulations. Any amendment to this contract must be in writing and signed by an authorized representative of the Organizer. Exhibitor shall not assign this contract or any right or obligation hereunder.
Entire Agreement: This contract (including any additional rules or regulations adopted by the Organizer from time to time) represents the entire agreement between the Organizer and Exhibitor relating to the Event and supersedes any prior written or oral understandings, agreements, or representations by or between Organizer and Exhibitor relating to the Event.
Governing Law: This contract is governed by the laws of the Province of British Columbia as applied to contracts entered into and entirely performed within that Province by residents of that Province. Exhibitor hereby submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located in the Province of British Columbia, which shall constitute the exclusive forum for the resolution of any and all disputes arising out of, connected with, or related to this contract or the breach of any provision of this contract.
Exhibitor Compliance: Exhibitors must agree to abide by all rules, regulations, and terms and conditions as outlined here, consent to which is either by electronic acknowledgement through online registration.

Revolve EPS Holding Ltd.

Exhibitor Terms and Conditions

Recruit in Canada – Study and Go Abroad Fall 2026 Fairs, September 26 – October 5, 2026

Contract for Exhibit Space

1. Definitions: “Event” means Study and Go Abroad Fairs, currently scheduled to be held September 26 – October 5, 2026. “Organizer” means, collectively, Edge Interactive Publishing Inc, dba SchoolFinder Group, Recruit in Canada, SchoolFinder Fairs, Study and Go Abroad Fairs, and includes their officers, directors, shareholders, agents, affiliates, representatives, employees, and assigns, unless the context requires otherwise. “Exhibitor” means, collectively, (i) the company and/or individual that applied for exhibit space use and agreed to enter into this contract upon acceptance by the Organizer in the manner stated below and (ii) each of its and/or their officers, directors, shareholders, employees, contractors, agents, representatives and/or invitees, as applicable.
2. Contract Acceptance: The submission of the Recruit in Canada Registration Form for exhibit space and written or electronic acceptance of the application by the Organizer constitutes a contract for the right to use exhibit space.
3. Exhibitor Payment: Upon acceptance of the exhibitor application by the Organizer (ultimately in the form of an issued invoice), the Exhibitor shall pay to the Organizer the total amount due within 30 days of receipt of the invoice, and no later than July 30, 2026 for Early Bird registrations or August 30, 2026 for all other registrations.
4. Assumption of Risks: Releases: The Exhibitor expressly assumes all risks associated with, resulting from, or arising in connection with the Event, Exhibitor’s participation or presence at the Event, including, without limitation, all risks of theft, loss, harm, damage or injury (collectively “Loss”) to or of any person (including death), property, goods, business or profits of Exhibitor, whether caused by negligence, intentional act, accident, act of God or otherwise. Exhibitor has sole responsibility for its property or any Loss to such property (whether or not stored in any courtesy storage area), including any subrogation claims by its insurer. Neither the Organizer nor the Event Facility accepts responsibility, nor is a bailment created, for property delivered by or to Exhibitor. Neither Organizer nor the Event Facility shall be liable for, and Exhibitor hereby releases them from, and covenants not to sue any of them with respect to, any and all risks, losses, damages and liabilities whether described in this Section 4 or not.
5. Indemnification: Exhibitor shall indemnify, defend (with legal counsel satisfactory to Organizers), and hold Organizer and the Event Facility harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, suits, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, fees (including attorneys’ fees) and expenses which result from or arise out of or in connection with: (a) Exhibitors’ participation or presence at the Event and/or Event Facility, (b) any breach by Exhibitor of any agreements, covenants, promises or other obligations under this contract or any other contract, arrangement or agreement; (c) any matter for which Exhibitor is otherwise responsible under the terms of this contract or any other contract, arrangement or agreement; (d) any violation or infringement (or claim of violation or infringement) of any law, agreement, regulation or ordinance or the rights of any party under any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary right; (e) any libel, slander, defamation or similar claims resulting from the actions of Exhibitor; (f) harm or injury (including death) to Exhibitor; and (g) loss of or damage to property or the business or profits of Exhibitor, whether caused by negligence, intentional act, accident, act of God, theft, mysterious disappearance or otherwise. This Section 5 shall survive the termination or expiration of this Contract.
6. Limitation of Liability: Under no circumstances shall Organizer or the Event Facility be liable for any lost profits or any incidental, special, indirect, punitive or consequential damages whatsoever for any of their acts or omissions, whether or not the Organizer is apprised of the possibility of any such lost profits or damages. In no event shall Organizer’s maximum liability exceed the amount actually paid to Edge Interactive Publishing Inc. for exhibit space used pursuant to this contract. Organizer makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the number of persons who will attend the Event or regarding any other matters. Management may employ reputable guards during the course of the exhibition to regulate the flow of attendees at the Event, but these guards are not security guards. Neither Organizer, nor the owners or lessors of the Event Facilities, shall assume any responsibility for Exhibitor’s personal or other property. As a condition of exhibiting at the Event, Exhibitor shall insure its property against damage, loss and theft.
7. Exhibitor Application: The Organizer may refuse acceptance of any exhibitor application for any or no reason. The Organizer, in its sole discretion exercisable at any time, determines whether any exhibitor is eligible to participate in the Event. Eligibility is generally limited to persons or firms that supply products and/or services to in connection higher education and/or experiential travel. No exhibitor shall exhibit or permit to be exhibited in the space allocated to it any product or service other than that which is specified in its application. Except with the prior written approval of the Organizer, Exhibitor shall not sell physical products at the Event.
8. Assignment of Space: Exhibit space for all exhibitors at the Event shall be assigned or reassigned by Organizer in its sole discretion exercisable at any time. Organizer reserves the right to determine the floor plan or to move an exhibitor to another exhibit space location prior to or during the Event at its sole discretion for any or no reason. Promotional activities must be confined to the contracted space. Event staff reserves the right to restrict or prohibit any contest, promotion, lottery, or give-away that causes blocking or disturbance to other exhibits or patrons or that could be considered illegal under Canadian laws. No Exhibitor shall assign, sublet or share space allotted without prior written acknowledgement of Event management staff.
9. Exclusions: The Organizer has the right to restrict or evict any Exhibitor that, in the opinion of the Organizer, detracts from the general character of the Event. Exhibitors are not permitted to distribute or promote any material in which advertising space is sold. This reservation applies to displays, printed matter, promotional materials, personal conduct, and methods of operation. In the event of such restrictions or evictions, the Organizer will not be liable for any refunds or other exhibit expenses. External vendors are not allowed to conduct business in the Facilities unless they have purchased exhibit booth space at the Event. Violation of this policy may result in the Organizer’s refusal to accept any and all registrations and future registrations.
10. Exhibit Space Occupancy: The Organizer shall specify the hours and dates for installing, occupying and dismantling exhibits. If the Exhibitor fails to install its display in its assigned space by the Event opening hour, or leaves its space unattended at any time during the Event, the Organizer shall have the right to take possession of the space, terminate this contract and no refund will be due to Exhibitor unless proof of extenuating circumstances is provided. All exhibits must be attended at all times during the Event.
11. Cancellation by Exhibitor: Exhibitor may cancel this contract at any time, however, any cancellations are subject to the policy as follows and include full or partial cancellations:30-45 days before exhibition: 75% refund on all fees, paid or due
  20-29 days before exhibition: 50% refund on all fees, paid or due
  < 20 days before exhibition: No refundNote: All full or partial cancellation refunds will be subject to a $150 processing fee. Any cancellations must be delivered to – and acknowledged by – Accounting@SchoolFinderGroup.com before being considered valid.
12. Cancellation by Organizer: If Exhibitor fails to make a payment required by this contract in a timely manner, the Organizer may terminate this contract (and Exhibitor’s participation in the Event) without further notice and without obligation to refund any monies previously paid. The Organizer reserves the right to refuse Exhibitor permission to move in and set up an exhibit if Exhibitor is in arrears of any payment due to Organizer. The Organizer is expressly authorized (but has no obligation) to occupy or dispose of any space vacated or made available because of action taken under this paragraph in any manner it desires, and without releasing the Exhibitor from any liability hereunder. The Organizer may also terminate this contract effective upon written notice of termination if Exhibitor breaches any of its obligations under this contract or any other contract or arrangement with Organizer, without any obligation on the Organizer’s part to refund any payments previously made and without releasing Exhibitor from any liability arising as result of or in connection with such breach. If the Organizer removes or restricts an exhibit that it considers to be objectionable or inappropriate, no refund will be due to Exhibitor.
13. Cancellation of the Event: If the Organizer cancels the Event due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Organizer (such as acts of God, acts of war, governmental emergency, labour strike, Government Covid restrictions or unavailability of the Event Facility), the Organizer shall refund to Exhibitor its exhibit space rental payment previously paid, minus a share of costs and expenses incurred by Organizer, in full satisfaction of all liabilities of Organizer to Exhibitor. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel, rename or relocate the Event or change the Event Dates. If the Organizer changes the name of the Event, relocates the Event to another event facility within the same city, or changes the Event to dates that are not more than 30 days earlier or 30 days later, no refund will be due to Exhibitor, but the Organizer shall assign to Exhibitor, in lieu of the original space, other space as the Organizer deems appropriate and Exhibitor agrees to use that space under the terms of this contract. If the Organizer elects to cancel the Event other than for a reason previously described in this paragraph, the Organizer shall refund to Exhibitor its entire payments for exhibit space, in full satisfaction of all liabilities of Organizer to Exhibitor.
14. Listings and Promotional Materials: By exhibiting at the Event, Exhibitor grants to Organizer a fully paid, perpetual nonexclusive license to use, display and reproduce the name, trade names and/or product names of Exhibitor in any directory or distribution list or material (whether in print, electronic or other media) listing organizations exhibiting at the Event and to use such names in Organizer promotional materials. Organizer may also take photographs of Exhibitor’s booth space, exhibit, guests and personnel during, before or after the open hours of the Event and use those photographs for any promotional purpose.
15. Taxes and Licenses: Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for obtaining any licenses, permits or approvals under federal, provincial or local laws applicable to its activities at the Event. Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for obtaining any necessary tax identification numbers and permits and for paying all taxes, license fees, use fees, royalties or other fees, charges, levies or penalties that become due to any governmental authority in connection with its activities at the Event.
16. Incorporation of Rules and Regulations: Any and all matters pertaining to the Event and not specifically covered by the terms and conditions of this contract shall be subject to determination by the Organizer in its sole discretion. The Organizer may adopt rules or regulations from time to time governing such matters and may amend or revoke them at any time, upon notice to Exhibitor. Any rules and regulations (whether or not included in an Exhibitor Manual Package or similar document) are an integral part of this contract and are incorporated herein by reference. Exhibitor shall observe and abide by additional regulations made by the Organizer as soon as these additional rules or regulations are communicated to Exhibitor.
17. Outside Exhibits/Hospitality Suites: Exhibitor is prohibited, without express advance written approval from the Organizer, from displaying products/services and/or other advertising material in areas outside its exhibit space such as, but not limited to, parking lots, hotel lobbies, lounges, corridors, sleeping rooms, etc., as well as conducting unauthorized facility tours. Exhibitor shall not operate hospitality suites during hours in which the Event is open or when any Organizer-sponsored activities are being held. Exhibitor is prohibited from hosting hospitality functions during official Event hours.
18. Set-Off: The Organizer shall have the right at all times and from time to time to set-off any monies held by it for or for the benefit of the Exhibitor against any and all amounts owing by the Exhibitor.
19. Additional Terms and Conditions: The Organizer has sole control over attendance policies. Except as provided to the contrary in this contract, all monies paid by Exhibitor shall be deemed fully earned and non-refundable at the time of payment. In addition to its right to close an exhibit and withdraw acceptance of or terminate the contract, the Organizer in its sole judgment and discretion may refuse to consider for participation in future Event an Exhibitor who violates or fails to abide by the contract and any of the accompanying rules and regulations. Any amendment to this contract must be in writing and signed by an authorized representative of the Organizer. Exhibitor shall not assign this contract or any right or obligation hereunder. The use of cameras and video cameras on the exhibit floor is strictly prohibited without the prior permission of the Organizer.
20. Entire Agreement: This contract (including the Exhibitor Prospectus any additional rules or regulations adopted by the Organizer from time to time) represents the entire agreement between the Organizer and Exhibitor relating to the Event and supersedes any prior written or oral understandings, agreements or representations by or between Organizer and Exhibitor relating to the Event.
21. Governing Law: This contract is governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario as applied to contracts entered into and entirely performed within that Province by residents of that Province. Exhibitor hereby submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located in the Province of Ontario, which shall constitute the exclusive forum for the resolution of any and all disputes arising out of, connected with or related to this contract or the breach of any provision of this contract.
22. Exhibitor Compliance: Exhibitors must agree to abide by all rules, regulations, terms and conditions as outlined here, consent to which is either by electronic acknowledgement through online registration or the signing of a paper registration form.