Clean Canada heralds April show
When the going gets tough, the tough get
more education.
This year, Clean Canada 2002 will offer a
wide range of educational offerings that are designed to help
cleaners survive in today’s competitive business
environment.
The show, which will be held from April
12-14 at the International Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, is
free to all persons 16 and older who pre-register prior to
March 29. Those who do not pre-register by that date must pay a
$15 on-site admission fee.
Included in this year’s educational
schedule is a session on “Hospital Linen Services —
Their Role in the Community” by J.P. Viau, CEO of
Lakeshore Linen Services. He will speak at 4 p.m. on Friday,
April 12.
On Saturday, Stan Liu will speak to
attendees at 10:30 a.m. on “Federal Regulations on the
Use of Perc in Drycleaning.” Liu is the head of the Toxic
Chemicals Control Section, Commercial Chemicals Division,
Environmental Protection Branch, Pacific & Yukon Region
with Environment Canada.
Also slated to speak at Clean Canada 2002
is Chris Tebbs, an industry consultant who formerly was the
managing director and CEO of the Fabric Care Research
Association, which recently disbanded after 75 years of
existence. Tebbs’ seminar at 1 p.m. on Saturday will be
called “Drycleaning — Small Business, Global
Industry.”
In addition to the educational programs,
Clean Canada 2002 will feature more than 100 exhibitors showing
their latest products and services to an expected audience of
over 4,000 laundry and drycleaning professionals.
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