The 29th annual meeting of the Canadian Astronomical Society was held at the hotel Loews Le Concorde in Québec City, May 19-22, 1998. Cette rencontre a coïncidé avec le 20e anniversaire de l'Observatoire du mont Mégantic.
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| Le doyen de la Faculté des Sciences et Génie de l'Université Laval, monsieur André Cardinal, souhaitant la bienvenue aux participants. | |
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About 70 posters were presented at the meeting. On voit ici Dany Dionne, de l'Université Laval, admirant l'affiche du "Galactic Plane Survey" (Taylor et al). |
If all goes according to plan, Gemini-North will see first light before the end of 1998. This beautiful model was displayed at the entrance of the salon Jean-Paul Lemieux. |
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It take a lot of pennies to organize a CASCA meeting. Serge Pineault is delighted with the fund raising... |
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Tom Landecker and John MacLeod (Picture by Scott Chapman) |
Tim Davidge and Jean-Pierre Maillard (Picture by Scott Chapman) |
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BANQUET |
| Geof Marcy, the keynote speaker, and Jean-René Roy |
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| Gordon Walker introducing the Jester, René Racine |
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| Georgi Mandushev, John Landstreet (le président sortant de la CASCA) and Gregg Wade | Austin Gulliver, Slavek Rucinski, Tim Davidge, Tom Landecker, David Bohlender |
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Amelia Wehlau, John Rice, Gary Welch, Dave Turner, Serge Demers with his wife, and then Christine Clement, Gordon Walker (showing his better side?) |
Daniel Devost, Tim Abbott, Alex Fullerton, Jaymie Matthews and Stéphanie Plante |
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The founder of the Tycho Brahe Society, Jaymie Matthews, presenting an award to René Racine under the Serge Pineault's supervision. |