Or download the 2025 Delegate Registration Guide for More information:
Delegate Registration Guide (PDF)
(Vision Quest delegates eligible only. Additonal cost. Not included in Delegate Registration Fee.)
Tuesday, May 13, from 2:00 – 5:00 pm.
Includes afternoon refreshments. Must be 16 years of age or older.
COURSE A: CHAIRING A NON-PROFIT BOARD
Jason Denbow, Community Futures Leadership Institute
$ 130.00 per delegate
COURSE B: EXPLORING INDIGENOUS TOURISM FOR YOUR COMMUNITY
Holly Courchene & Doreen Booth, Indigenous Tourism Manitoba
$ 130.00 per delegate
Includes all plenary and workshop sessions, continental breakfasts, lunches, refreshment breaks, and access to Trade Show.
Early Bird (Applies only to payments received by April 11, 2025)
$650.00 per delegate
Regular Rate
$775.00 per delegate
Youth/Student Rate (Proof of age or student ID required.)
$315.00 per delegate
Banquet Tickets*
$95.00 per delegate
* Additonal cost. Not included in Delegate Registration Fee.
Please Note: Upon submission of the registration form, you are committing to paying the delegate registration(s) in full, regardless of attendance at Vision Quest 2025. As well, all delegates acknowledge that they may be photographed or videotaped at the Conference for promotional purposes either in print or on-line. Should delegates wish to refuse permission for the use of their images, they must register this request with the Manager of Registration Services upon arrival at the Convention Centre.
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received in writing prior to April 26, 2025 will be refunded the full amount less a $50.00 administrative fee. Cancellations received after April 26, 2025 are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, we encourage you to find an alternate registrant as a replacement. Changes to your registration
name must be received in writing by April 26, 2025. No refunds will be provided to registrants who do not attend the Conference without prior written notification of cancellation by April 26, 2025. Registrants who do not attend the Conference without prior cancellation notification and who have not paid in full, will be invoiced for the full registration. Where registrations are cancelled on compassionate grounds, the refund will be at the discretion of the Vision Quest Board of Directors.
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“There was a lot of great presentations and information shared. Inspiring story telling/presentations was great as well. Was action-packed and the schedule was very full.”
– Delegate
“My students and I had a really great time. this was the first time I attended. It gave the youth a vision and a start on their path. they were able to see first-hand that being an aboriginal child that anything really is possible. you just have to put your mind and your heart into it.”
– Delegate
“My favorite part of ‘Vision Quest’ was listening to Jordin Tootoos’ story. He is all about his family and being present within his home. That is something big for me because my father is not at home. Jordin spoke on the topic of suicide. I think that is important because suicide has been such a tragedy for our communities and the conversation must start to start healing and protect our youth. Thank you for the opportunity, it has had a profound influence on me. ”
– Student, St. James School Division
“It is cool to see more and more natives successfully making it through life and making the best out of it. It warms my heart to know that Indigenous people are finally making a name for themselves and I hope someday, I can have my turn.”
– Student, Southeast Collegiate
“This event was absolutely amazing. There were so many wonderful speakers, and I was very inspired. This event made me very proud to be Indigenous. I was already super grateful to be Indigenous, but this just made me feel so much stronger. One of Wab Kinew’s quotes that stuck with me was “dream big, work hard and stay humble.” Jordin Tootoo is now one of my biggest role models.”
– Student, Vincent Massey School
“The Vision Quest Conference was a powerful reminder of the resilience and creativity within our community. The stories of successful Indigenous entrepreneurs and leaders were both inspiring and educational. I left the conference with a renewed sense of pride in my heritage and a clear vision for my future.”
– Seven Oaks School Division
“Very well done. Don’t change a thing! Keep up the good work!”
– Exhibitor
“As a small business it was wonderful networking.”
– Exhibitor