Host MRA
The College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA) is Alberta’s physician regulator and is responsible for overseeing the practice of medicine in Alberta. Alberta’s Health Professions Act (HPA) grants the privilege of profession-led regulation, which is carried out by CPSA.
We wish to thank CPSA for hosting this year’s FMRAC Annual Forum!
Host City
The City of Calgary welcomes all FMRAC 2025 Annual Forum Participants. A curated website has been created for our event! For all things Calgary, make sure to visit https://www.visitcalgary.com/FMRAC2025
Calgary is located on the western edge of the Canadian prairies and is bordered by the Rocky Mountains to the west, offering a unique blend of urban and natural environments.
The city itself offers a thriving urban center with a vibrant downtown core, a bustling food and arts scene, and numerous cultural attractions.
Visitors to Calgary can experience the best of both worlds, with easy access to the city’s urban amenities and the natural wonders of the Rocky Mountains just a short drive away.
With its radiant culture, stunning natural scenery, and diverse attractions, Calgary is a destination that should be on every traveler’s bucket list. For things to do in Calgary make sure to visit the ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO CALGARY here.
Other links to connect you to the beauty of our host city:
https://calgaryattractions.com/
https://www.travelalberta.com/places-to-go/cities-towns/calgary
FMRAC Annual Forum and the G7 Summit
The G7 Summit is planned for June 15-17, 2025. We are aware that this might create a few disruptions for participants wishing to extend their stay in the Calgary area. For the most part, participants should be able to enjoy urban Calgary and attractions with minimal impact. There will be a designated protest site located by Stampede Park (Pixel Park) that you may wish to plan around.
Please factor in some additional travel time around the end of the Annual Forum and ensure to plan more time traveling through the airport just in case.
Highway 1 to Banff will be completely open, but heavily patrolled. There will be limited access to Kananaskis during that time (June 15-17).
If you are looking for a taste of mountain beauty while in the area, it is suggested to explore south towards Waterton Glacier International Peace Park.