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# CanUX 2006
- URL: https://www.chrismessina.me/blog/canux-2006/
- Published: 2006-08-31T00:18:04.000Z
- Updated: 2026-03-25T03:37:37.000Z
- Author: Chris Messina
- Tags: design, SpreadSpread

Thought I'd pass this along ([like Tara has](http://www.horsepigcow.com/2006/08/canux-canu-go.html?ref=chrismessina.me)) since two of our friends, ([Kevin Cheng](http://kevnull.com/?ref=chrismessina.me) and [David Crow](http://www.davidcrow.ca/?ref=chrismessina.me)) are involved:

> [CanUX 2006](http://www.canux2006.com/?ref=chrismessina.me), the Canadian User Experience workshop, is rapidly approaching. Held in [Banff](http://www.canux2006.com/?cat=4&ref=chrismessina.me), we're bringing in a set of industry leading speakers. Because CanUX is a grassroots event, it's an amazing deal - only a $100 fee for a world-class user experience event. A single room at the Banff Centre is $176/night, a double is $91\. With two nights accomodation, a meal plan at the phenomenal dining room, and the conference fee and taxes and we're able to offer an all inclusive package that's unmatched: $650 for a single, $450 for a double...that's less than the registration fee for many similar events, and includes your room and meals too. CanUX runs Thursday Sept. 14-Saturday Sept. 16 at 107 Tunnel Mountain Drive, Banff, Alberta, T1L 1H5\. Space is limited, so check out the [conference speakers](http://www.canux2006.com/?cat=5&ref=chrismessina.me), [schedule](http://www.canux2006.com/?cat=6&ref=chrismessina.me), and [registration](http://www.canux2006.com/?page%5Fid=5&ref=chrismessina.me)

[Add this even to your calendar](http://factoryjoe.com/blog/2006/08/31/canux-2006/?ref=chrismessina.me).

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### 💬 Comments from the original post

**[Paul Stamatiou](http://paulstamatiou.com/?ref=chrismessina.me)** · 2006-08-31 14:58:16

This is off-topic but you weren't on aim/skype so.. have you seen Midnight Inbox (a nice Cocoa GTD app)? http://www.midnightbeep.com/?p=79