Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan — A weekend to remember is about to unfold as the Saskatchewan Association of Automotive Repairers (SAAR) preps to host its annual Spring Conference and Annual General Meeting this weekend.
Kicking off with a gathering at the local pub Bobby’s Place, SAAR’s Spring event will operate under a “come and go” format and continue through Saturday.
“The idea is to shake off the work week and just relax while connecting with friends and associates in a fun environment,” wrote SAAR on its event page. “Afterwards, head to the casino or the spa to completely unwind.”
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan — A weekend to remember is about to unfold as the Saskatchewan Association of Automotive Repairers (SAAR) preps to host its annual Spring Conference and Annual General Meeting this weekend.
Kicking off with a gathering at the local pub Bobby’s Place, SAAR’s Spring event will operate under a “come and go” format and continue through Saturday.
“The idea is to shake off the work week and just relax while connecting with friends and associates in a fun environment,” wrote SAAR on its event page. “Afterwards, head to the casino or the spa to completely unwind.”
Saturday will begin with an 8 a.m. breakfast at the Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa before the SAAR AGM kicks off at 9 a.m. Following the AGM, a coffee break will serve as an intermission prior to educational presentations, courtesy of Quinn Magnuson of BDC, Peter Wrong of 3M’s Automotive Aftermarket division and Jean Luc Sauriol of Repairify (asTech).
Saturday will conclude with a sit-down dinner and networking time in the evening.
While Friday night’s gathering at Bobby’s Place is free to attend, tickets for SAAR’s AGM and Conference can be purchased here.
