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The 1994 [[Worldcon]] and [[Canadian Worldcons|third in Canada]], ConAdian was held September 1-5 at the [[Winnipeg]] Convention Centre, the Crowne Plaza, the Place Louis Riel, and Sheraton. [[GoHs]]: [[Anne McCaffrey]] (pro), [[George Barr]] (artist), [[FGoH]]: [[Robert Runte]]. The [[Canadian National Science Fiction Convention]] ([[Canvention]]) was held 'in conjunction' with ConAdian -- separate membership and mostly separate facilities.  [[Barry B. Longyear]] was [[Toastmaster]]. [[Chaired]] by [[John Mansfield]]. The newsletter was called ''Voyageur''
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The 1994 [[Worldcon]] and [[Canadian Worldcons|third in Canada]], '''ConAdian''' was held September 1–5, 1994 at the Winnipeg Convention Centre, the Crowne Plaza, the Place Louis Riel, and Sheraton in [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]], [[Canada]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Anne McCaffrey]] (pro), [[George Barr]] (artist), [[FGoH]]: [[Robert Runte]].  [[Barry B. Longyear]] was [[Toastmaster]]. [[Chaired]] by [[John Mansfield]].  
  
Bidders: [[L&N bid]], [[Winnipeg in '94]]. See also [[1997 Worldcon Site Selection]].
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The [[Canadian National Science Fiction Convention]] ([[Canvention]]) was held in conjunction with ConAdian — separate membership and mostly separate facilities.  
  
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The final day of the [[convention]], Monday, September 5, was Labour Day, but also the start of Rosh Hashana, which meant many Jewish [[fans]] either left the [[con]] early or did not attend (Winnipeg was a difficult travel destination, with few direct flights from the [[U.S.]]).  
  
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The newsletter was called ''Voyageur''.
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[[Winnipeg in '94]] competed against the [[L&N bid]] to win the Worldcon. The [[1997 Worldcon Site Selection]] was held there.
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Latest revision as of 07:09, 25 April 2021

The 1994 Worldcon and third in Canada, ConAdian was held September 1–5, 1994 at the Winnipeg Convention Centre, the Crowne Plaza, the Place Louis Riel, and Sheraton in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. GoHs: Anne McCaffrey (pro), George Barr (artist), FGoH: Robert Runte. Barry B. Longyear was Toastmaster. Chaired by John Mansfield.

The Canadian National Science Fiction Convention (Canvention) was held in conjunction with ConAdian — separate membership and mostly separate facilities.

The final day of the convention, Monday, September 5, was Labour Day, but also the start of Rosh Hashana, which meant many Jewish fans either left the con early or did not attend (Winnipeg was a difficult travel destination, with few direct flights from the U.S.).

The newsletter was called Voyageur.

Winnipeg in '94 competed against the L&N bid to win the Worldcon. The 1997 Worldcon Site Selection was held there.


ConFrancisco Worldcon - Bidding - Hugos Intersection
Canvention 13 Canvention Canvention 15
Torcon II Canadian Worldcons Torcon 3
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