CHFA NOW · Toronto 2023
Hotel Information
EXHIBITION PLACE
Conference: September 21–22, 2023
Trade Show: September 23–24,2023
CHFA NOW · Toronto 2023
Hotel Information
EXHIBITION PLACE
Conference: September 21–22, 2023
Trade Show: September 23–24,2023
Staying in Toronto? CHFA offers you exclusive deals on accomodations, pending availability.
The reservation cut-off date for all hotels is August 18, 2023. Book early to avoid disappointment!
Please note that our host hotels will charge your credit card for the full stay at the time of cut-off.
Hotel X – rates starting at $355
Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel – rates starting at $349
The Delta Toronto – rates starting at $339
Intercontinental Toronto Centre – rates starting at $319
Hyatt Regency Hotel – rates starting at $319
The Westin Airport Hotel – rates starting at $189
Shuttle Service
CHFA NOW offers shuttle service on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from the following hotels:
- Toronto Marriott City Centre
- The Delta Toronto
- Intercontinental Hotel
- Hyatt Regency Hotel
There is no shuttle service from The Westin Airport Hotel and from Hotel X.
Check back for the shuttle schedule in August!
Beware of fraudulent hotel solicitations
You may be receiving fraudulent enquiries from companies claiming to be working on behalf of or with CHFA. They include offers for everything from hotel accommodations, to attendee lists, to booth sales. This is a reminder that hotels with our show block can only be booked through the links on this page.
This fraudulent activity has grown in recent years and we advise everyone to be careful when engaging with companies who are not affiliated with CHFA. All of our official show service providers are noted on our website (coming soon).
We have tried many times over the years to stop this activity. Unfortunately these companies often do not originate in Canada and do not adhere to Canadian law when it comes to spamming. If you would report this activity to the The Spam Reporting Centre at spam@fightspam.gc.ca, it may help to curb this activity in future.
The Spam Reporting Centre gathers intelligence to support the enforcement of Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL). If you are concerned about an activity that you believe may be in violation of CASL, you can bring it to the attention of the three government agencies responsible for enforcing CASL (the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, the Competition Bureau and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada) by making a submission to the Spam Reporting Centre.
For more information on CHFA’s privacy policy, please click here.