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Out of town delegates

deltachelseaSummit organizers are pleased to announce a preferred rate for rooms at the Delta Chelsea Hotel, located one block from the main Summit venue Ryerson University and in the heart of downtown Toronto.

Delta Chelsea:  33 Gerrard Street West. Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1Z4

Single and Double Rooms are available for $139, $159 for triple occupancy and $179 quad rate. All rates are PLUS applicable taxes. Delegates are responsible for making their own individual reservations. Call the Reservations Department at 1-800- CHELSEA (1-800-243-5732) within North America and identify yourself as being with the Group 2012 Urban Agriculture Summit. Organizers suggest you call prior to August 3, 2012 in order to qualify for the group rate and ensure availability. Summit organizers accept no responsibility for room charges or availability.

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