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8th International
December 9-10, 2024 | Dinwoodie Lounge | University of Alberta North Campus | Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
December 9-10, 2024 | Dinwoodie Lounge | University of Alberta North Campus | Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Bringing together experts and interested individuals to address tailings technology and management in Canada's Oil Sands Industry, the International Oil Sands Tailings Conference (IOSTC) offers the most recent developments in oil sands tailings and management to the international community through invited speakers and select technical presentations.
Registration Fees
Registration Fees
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Please note: for registrations made after November 28, 2024, we may not be able to accomodate complex dietary restrictions.
Conference News
Conference News
Thank you for being a part of IOSTC 2024! Watch the University of Alberta Geotechnical Centre on LinkedIn for updates on future conferences.
IOSTC 2024 is brought to you by:
IOSTC 2024 is brought to you by:
Conference Host
Conference Host
Platinum Sponsor
Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Education Sponsor
Education Sponsor
Keynote Presentation
Keynote Presentation
Reclaiming Homeland:
Reclaiming Homeland:
A Review of Reclamation Case Studies with Indigenous Community Collaboration
Christine Daly, MSc PhD PBiol
Christine Daly is an award-winning reclamation and community engagement specialist. She is the Associate Director of Sustainability Engagement at the University of Calgary, where she is leading campus engagement on advancing the Institutional Sustainability Strategy and national engagement on the Sustainable Development Goals as a co-chair of the Canadian hub of the UN Sustainability Development Solutions Network (SDSN). at the University of Calgary, where she is leading campus engagement on advancing the Institutional Sustainability Strategy and national engagement on theSustainable Development Goals as a co-chair of the Canadian hub of the UN Sustainability Development Solutions Network (SDSN).
Christine also has two decades of experience leading innovation and system change in the oil sands mine closure reclamation, including fen reclamation and reclamation of Pond 1 (now known as Wapisiw Lookout). During her PhD, Christine co-created a participatory and inclusive approach to mine reclamation and closure planning with Fort McKay First Nation co-researchers, called “co-reclamation.” Together, they developed intercultural planning tools and explored co-reclamation of the Fort McKay Traditional Territory in Treaty 8, northeastern Alberta, Canada, which is affected by oil sands activities. Christine continues to advance collaborative reclamation approaches with local communities as a postdoctoral scholar at the University of Waterloo and a Board Member of the Landform Design Institute.
We are pleased to provide a draft schedule and working list of accepted papers. Please note that the information below is subject to change. Please check back for a more detailed program.
IOSTC 2024 Agenda_FINAL_2.pdfBe a Part of IOSTC 2024
Be a Part of IOSTC 2024
Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsorship Opportunities
A select number of sponsorship spaces are still available. To learn more, download our sponsorship package or email Lindsay Erickson.
Exhibitor Opportunities
Exhibitor Opportunities
A select number of exhibition spaces are still available. To learn more, download our exhibitor package or email Lindsay Erickson.
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