64Th Annual Convention

INFORMATION 2018

PIPE LINE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

64th Annual Convention

EXECUTIVE OFFICE Suite 201 1075 North Service Road West Oakville ON L6M 2G2 Tel: 905-847-9383 Fax: 905-847-7824 Email: [email protected] APRIL 22 – 26, 2018 Website: www.pipeline.ca Neil G. Lane, Executive Director Omni Nashville Hotel Some images courtesy of Nashville Tourism. Nashville, TN

Registration Deadline: Friday March 9, 2018 Stay informed! Stay current! Download the CrowdCompass PLCAC Convention App for complete on-the-go information for all events, meetings and activities for the PLCAC convention. More information to come!

NOTE: All event information is preliminary and subject to change. Table OF CONTENTS

Join Us in Nashville ...... 4. The Destination ...... 5. The Venue ...... 6. Getting to the Hotel ...... 7. Convention Events ...... 8. Preliminary Schedule of Events ...... 10. Convention Registration ...... 12. Convention Policies ...... 13. Optional Activities ...... 14. Tour #1 — Andrew Jackson’s — The Hermitage ...... 14. Tour #2 — Barbecue and Brews ...... 14. Tour #3 — City Tour with Ryman Auditorium ...... 15. Tour #4 — Cooking at Belle Meade Plantation ...... 15. Tour #5 — Fontanel Mansion ...... 15. Tour #6 — Franklin and the Civil War ...... 16. Tour #7 — Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery ...... 16. Tour #8 — Nashville-by-Segway ...... 16. What to Pack ...... 17. Nashville Music Facts ...... 18.

3. Join us in NASHVILLE

The 2018 PLCAC Annual Convention

It is with great pleasure that my wife Sheryl and I welcome you to the 2018 PLCAC Annual Convention in Nashville, Tennessee. This year marks our 64th event. Nashville, from its very beginnings, grew from a foundation built on music. The city’s earliest settlers celebrated in the late 1700s with fiddle tunes and buck dancing after safely disembarking onto the shores of the Cumberland River. As the 1800s unfolded, Nashville grew to become a national center for music publishing. The first around-the-world tour by a musical act from Nashville was by the Fisk Jubilee Singers from Fisk University. Their efforts helped fund the school’s mission of education after the Civil War — and also put Nashville on the map as a global music center. In fact, upon playing for the Queen of England, the queen stated the Fisk Jubilee Singers must come from the “Music City.” Today, the capital of Tennessee is known as the epicenter of country music. As you explore this city, steeped in southern history, we are certain that you will enjoy your visit. We have prepared a fantastic week, packed again with many exciting events and tours — all of them designed to convey a true sense of what makes Nashville the city “that calls music home”. In closing, on behalf of the PLCAC Board of Directors, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to our 2018 sponsors for their support in making this year’s convention one to be remembered for years to come. See you in Music City, U.S.A. in April!

Lyall A. Nash PLCAC President 2017-2018

4.4. The DESTINATION

Nashville, located on the Cumberland River in the north central part of Tennessee, is the largest city in the state, and also its capital. The city is a center for the music, healthcare, publishing, banking and transportation industries, and is home to numerous colleges and universities.

The name “Nashville” is symbolic to the country music industry, earning it the moniker Music City, U.S.A. Many popular tourist attractions involve country music, including the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Belcourt Theatre and Ryman Auditorium. The Ryman was home to the Grand Ole Opry until 1974 when the show moved to the Grand Ole Opry House.

Civil War history is important to the city’s tourism industry. Sites pertaining to the Battle of Nashville and the nearby Battle of Franklin and Battle of Stones River can be visited, along with several well-preserved antebellum plantations such as Belle Meade and Carnton.

Nashville has several arts centers and museums, including the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Tennessee State Museum, Johnny Cash Museum, Vanderbilt University’s Fine Art Gallery and a full-scale replica of the Parthenon.

5. The VENUE

Across from the Music City Center, the downtown Omni Nashville Hotel is a one-of-a-kind experience, fully integrated with an expansion of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on three levels.

The hotel’s design is a modern expression of the city’s distinct character, incorporating natural materials, exposed steel and regional limestone. The multi-story hotel and museum share meeting and entertainment space and bring additional restaurants and retail venues to this dynamic destination in downtown Nashville.

Amenities include: a full-service spa; rooftop swimming pool and whirlpool offering stunning views of the downtown skyline; a fitness centre; and a seasonal rooftop bar and grill. Wifi is free for PLCAC delegates. Omni Nashville Hotel And keep an eye out for celebrities and professional athletes who frequent 250 – 5th Avenue South the hotel. Nashville, TN 37203 For more information, visit: www.omnihotels.com/hotels/nashville

NOTE: There will be limited space at the Omni Nashville Hotel during the PLCAC convention. Special convention rates are being offered to PLCAC delegates from April 21 to April 27, based on availability. (See page 13 for further information).

6. Getting to the HOTEL

The Omni Nashville Hotel is approximately 9 miles (11 minutes) from the Nashville International Airport. With more than 12.2 million passengers visiting each year, the airport serves almost 400 flights daily.

Because of its close proximity to downtown, most visitors opt to take a taxi or limousine service from the airport to the city centre. The Omni Nashville Hotel does not offer a shuttle service. Taxis to the downtown area run around $25.00 – $30.00 USD.

If you prefer to be more independent during your stay, there are several car rental companies within the airport terminal. Self-parking is available at the Music City Center garage adjacent to the Omni Nashville Hotel for $24.00 USD + tax per day with in/out privileges. Valet parking is also available for $32.00 USD per night with in/out privileges.

NOTE: Prices here are in USD and are subject to change as per the service provider.

7. Convention EVENTS

Convention Registration Desk The registration desk opens on Sunday April 22, 2018 at 3 pm in the Legends Ballroom Prefunction area. Here, you will receive all essential convention information. All delegates must register to receive their program, name badges, gifts and other items. You are also invited to reconnect with old friends and meet our first timers at the Welcome Reception event at the time of registration. The registration desk will remain open each day during the convention. Check here for any questions regarding convention events, tours or assistance with the PLCAC Convention App. The App will be considered the official convention resource, where all events, locations and times will be listed and updated, as required.

Annual Golf Tournament: Monday April 23, 2018 This year, the PGA Invitational (Pipeliners’ Golf Annual) will be held at the Hermitage Golf Course (HGC), a two-course championship facility located approximately 30 minutes northeast of Nashville, in Old Hickory, TN. The course offers unique attractions which can’t be found anywhere else, including the only free-standing Nike Pro Shop in the world. The facility is also home to 40 black-faced sheep, known to roam the course and lounge under trees and in bunkers from sun-up to sun-set. Look for them while you’re on the fairways! Regardless of your level of expertise, (beginner, occasional or expert golfer), all are welcome to participate in this tournament. With the beautiful setting along the Cumberland River and a variety of tee placements, players of all capabilities will delight in the scenery.

Breakfasts Breakfasts will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings prior to the business sessions during the convention. Be on time; don’t miss the entertainment and daily convention announcements and recaps! Meetings and Business Sessions Business sessions will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday immediately following breakfast. These sessions typically feature dynamic and thought-provoking speakers and are designed to be informative and interesting for all delegates, companions and guests.

8. Evening Events “Nash Bash” Kick-off Party — Monday April 23, 2018 On Monday evening, PLCAC president Lyall Nash will officially open theth 64 annual convention at the “Nash Bash” Kick-off Party. Join us at this event where there will be plenty of great food and drink, entertainment and surprises throughout the night. “Holler & Swaller” — Tuesday April 24, 2018 Let your hair down for a night on the town — Nashville style — at the city’s newest honky tonk, Florida Georgia Line House. Enjoy food from a world-class kitchen, watch videos on a movie wall continuously showcasing the hottest country music video content, or hit the dance floor while the DJ spins some custom country mixes! “Y’all Country” Theme Night — Wednesday April 25, 2018 Chartered in 1806 and known today as “Music City”, Nashville continues to thrive on an industry uniquely created by country music. This year we will celebrate this southern town’s country music heritage and the entertainment industry it has cultivated with our “Y’all Country” costume party. Nashville is home to the Bluebird Café, a songwriter’s performance space, so let your creativeness run wild with famous country personalities such as Minnie Pearl, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Grandpa Jones, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood and Roy Rogers! Yes, Roy Rogers - the only singer ever to be twice inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame! And don’t forget those country-inspired shows like Hee Haw, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Andy Griffith Show, Green Acres, Petticoat Junction, Dukes of Hazzard and Mr. Ed! Maybe you’ll run into “Boss” Hogg or Jed Clampett! If this is your first PLCAC Convention, be forewarned, everyone comes in full costume — the more creative, the better. See y’all there!

Gala Reception and Banquet — Thursday April 26, 2018 This event is for all delegates, companions and guests. This formal evening begins with a reception followed by dinner and fabulous entertainment in the ballroom.

9. Preliminary SCHEDULE of Events

Online registration for the PLCAC convention opens January 15, 2018 Please visit www.pipeline.ca for further information To register use password: plcacanada

Registration deadline: March 9, 2018.

If online registration is not an option for you, please contact PLCAC at 905-847-9383 or [email protected].

Golf tournament and tours require pre-registration and are based on a first come first served basis.

Sunday April 22, 2018 Monday April 23, 2018 Day begins for PLCAC directors at 12:30 pm Day begins for Canadian Pipeline Advisory Council Registration and Welcome Reception begins at 3 pm representatives at 7 am Board of Directors Meeting (directors) Golfers buses depart at 9 am Registration(all delegates) Canadian Pipeline Advisory Council Meeting(CPAC reps) Welcome Reception (all delegates) World Federation Meeting (by invitation) President’s Dinner (by invitation) Golfers’ Breakfast and Lunch (golfers) Golf at Hermitage Golf Course (golfers) “Nash Bash” Kick-off Party(all delegates)

Tuesday April 24, 2018 Day begins with breakfast at 8 am “Banjos & Biscuits” Breakfast (all delegates) Annual General Meeting (all delegates) Associates’ Meeting (associate members) Optional Activities:(pre-registered delegates) Tour #2 — Barbecue and Brews Tour #3 — City Tour with Ryman Auditorium Tour #4 — Cooking at Belle Meade Plantation Tour #7 — Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery Tour #8 — Nashville-by-Segway “Holler & Swaller” (all delegates)

10. Wednesday April 25, 2018 Thursday April 26, 2018 Day begins with breakfast at 8 am Day begins with breakfast at 8 am “Guitars & Grits” Breakfast (all delegates) “Fiddles & Griddles” Breakfast (all delegates) General Business Session (all delegates) Executive Development Session (all delegates) Board of Directors Meeting (directors) Optional Activities:(pre-registered delegates) Optional Activities:(pre-registered delegates) Tour #2 — Barbecue and Brews Tour #1 — Andrew Jackson’s — The Hermitage Tour #5 — Fontanel Mansion Tour #3 — City Tour with Ryman Auditorium Tour #6 — Franklin and the Civil War Tour #5 — Fontanel Mansion Tour #7 — Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery Tour #6 — Franklin and the Civil War Tour #8 — Nashville-by-Segway Tour #7 — Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery Gala Reception and Banquet (all delegates) Tour #8 — Nashville-by-Segway “Y’all Country” Theme Party (all delegates) (For more information and costume ideas, see page 9.)

For the most current convention information visit: www.pipeline.ca Password: plcacanada

11. Convention REGISTRATION Convention Registration All delegates must pre-register before arrival at the PLCAC convention and on or before the registration deadline of Friday March 9, 2018. Registration Fees CAD Delegate (single or couple): Registration received on or before Friday March 9, 2018 ...... $2,500.00 Delegate (single or couple): Registration received after Friday March 9, 2018 ...... $3,000.00 Family: 10 years of age and older ...... $1,250.00 Family: 4 – 9 years of age (ea.) ...... $625.00 Family: 3 years of age and under (ea.) ...... No charge Golf Fees Golf (includes transportation, green fees, food and beverage) ...... $215.00 Golf club rentals ...... $75.00 Optional Activity Fees Tour #1 — Andrew Jackson’s — The Hermitage ...... $240.00 Tour #2 — Barbecue and Brews ...... $290.00 Tour #3 — City Tour with Ryman Auditorium ...... $230.00 Tour #4 — Cooking at Belle Meade Plantation ...... $240.00 Tour #5 — Fontanel Mansion ...... $225.00 Tour #6 — Franklin and the Civil War ...... $235.00 Tour #7 — Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery ...... $230.00 Tour #8 — Nashville-by-Segway ...... $110.00 Hotel Reservations — Types of Rooms Available Premier King: Single Occupancy / Double Occupancy ...... Special PLCAC Convention Rate Premier Queen/Queen: Single Occupancy / Double Occupancy ...... Special PLCAC Convention Rate Note: Hotel rates are exclusive of applicable 15.25 per cent tax and a $2.50 USD city tax fee per room night.

12. Convention POLICIES

Omni Nashville Hotel Policies The special convention room rates are being offered to the Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada delegates from April 21 to April 27, subject to availability. For stay outside of these dates, please visit omnihotels.com or call Omni Nashville Hotel directly to learn the best available rate for your requested length of stay. Limited guest room space is available at the hotel during the PLCAC convention. Register early to guarantee your room! Hotel Cancellation and No Show Policy The hotel’s general cancellation and no show policies will apply to guests making reservations with the group. You may cancel your reservation up to 72 hours prior to arrival with no penalty. No-shows and early departures will be charged a fee equal to one room night, plus tax. Hotel Room Rates and Policies Omni Nashville room rates are based on single or double occupancy. Rates quoted are exclusive of applicable 15.25 per cent tax and a $2.50 city tax fee per room night. Maximum room occupancy is 4 persons. If the additional guest(s) is over 18 years of age, there is an extra charge of $20.00 USD per person per night. For those persons under the age of 18, there is no additional charge. Existing bedding consists of one (1) king or two (2) queens. Roll-away beds are complimentary based on availability. Housekeeping gratuities are not included in the room rate and are left to the guest’s discretion. The Omni Nashville Hotel enforces a Good Night’s Rest Policy. Only registered guests are permitted to enter guestroom elevators or guest rooms after 10:30 pm. All guests must be registered at check in. If a disturbance is created, as a result of a party or noise from a guest room, all guests in the room will be asked to leave the hotel, without a refund. Room Reservations, Check-In and Check-Out All reservation requests must be guaranteed with a major credit card in order for the reservation to be processed and confirmed. Check-in time is 4 pm and check-out time is 11 am. PLCAC Convention Fees Policy Registration and optional activity fees are fully refundable if cancelled on or before March 9, 2018. Cancellations received after March 9, 2018 and on or before March 30, 2018 will receive a 50 per cent refund. There will be no refunds after March 30, 2018. All refund requests must be submitted in writing via fax, mail or email to the PLCAC. Any changes to previously submitted registrations and optional activities will be subject to a $100.00 CDN administrative fee. Convention Tour Refund Policy All tours registered by delegates are non-refundable after Friday March 9, 2018. All tours run rain or shine. If a tour is cancelled by the tour company for any reason, full refunds will automatically be provided by PLCAC, post-convention.

13. Optional ACTIVITIES

Optional activities are only open to registered convention delegates and require pre-registration for each activity. Note that there are inherent risks with any activity, so please ensure that you have adequate travel and medical insurance when travelling. All tours leave from the Omni Nashville Hotel’s 5th Avenue entrance. Participants are asked to arrive 15 minutes prior to tour departure and to look for tour guides with PLCAC tour signs. All tours include transportation, all costs and gratuities. See page 13 for tour refund policies. Tours will operate rain or shine. Return times are approximate.

Tour #1 — Andrew Jackson’s — The Hermitage Visit the Hermitage, home of former U.S. president, Andrew Jackson. A costumed interpreter will guide this tour, recounting the colourful life of the U.S. seventh president, his family and daily life at The Hermitage in the early 19th century. The Hermitage is a National Historic Landmark standing on 650 acres of rolling meadows and woodlands. The tour includes a visit to The Hermitage mansion, grounds, garden, Jackson’s tomb and original cabins. Included: Transportation, guide and admission.

Lunch and refreshments at a local restaurant. Activity Level: Easy. Price: Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. $240.00 CAD # Participants: Maximum 50 each day tour offered. Date Offered: Wednesday April 25 11:30 am – 4:30 pm

Tour #2 — Barbecue and Brews Experience Nashville barbecue culture on a culinary guided journey through the city, to learn the finer points of barbecue flavours and styles. This interactive tour allows participants to sample different styles of barbecue. Following the tastings, guests will explore a Nashville brewery and indulge in beer sampling. Nashville’s craft beer scene has exploded recently to include many up-and-coming micro-breweries. Guests may even go home with a new favourite beer! Included: Transportation, guide, barbecue demo, tasting at a local Nashville

brewery, a snack pack and souvenir cup. Lunch and refreshments at a local restaurant. Price: Activity Level: Easy. $290.00 CAD Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Dates Offered: Note: All guests must be 21 years of age. Must bring photo ID for this tour. Tuesday April 24 11:30 am – 4:00 pm # Participants: Maximum 50 each day tour offered. Thursday April 26 11:30 am – 4:00 pm

14. Tour #3 — City Tour with Ryman Auditorium The tour begins along the Cumberland River before heading towards “The District,” to see some of Nashville’s coolest venues, followed by a spin through SoBro, “South of Broad” to see the Schermerhorn Symphony Centre and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. This tour will move on to the Ryman Auditorium (home to the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974) to take a behind the scenes tour and hear stories about famous artists. Depending on what is going on at the Ryman that day, you may even get to go backstage!

Included: Transportation, guide and admission. Lunch and refreshments at a local restaurant. Price: Activity Level: Easy. $230.00 CAD Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Dates Offered: # Participants: Maximum 100 each day tour offered. Tuesday April 24 11:30 am – 4:00 pm Wednesday April 25 11:30 am – 4:00 pm

Tour #4 — Cooking at Belle Meade Plantation Tour one of the South’s great mansions, Belle Meade Plantation. Your tour begins in the fully restored Greek Revival Mansion, completed in 1853, with grounds that include a large carriage house, stable, log cabin, and several other original buildings. In one of the plantation’s original kitchens, southern chefs will let you participate in cooking and tasting southern classics like biscuits with plantation smoked country ham, pecan pie, or home-raised honey and preserves. The final stop will be a sampling of wines in the winery, a tradition started on the plantation in 1820.

Included: Transportation, guide and admission. Lunch and refreshments at a local restaurant. Price: Activity Level: Easy. $240.00 CAD Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Date Offered: # Participants: Maximum 50 each day tour offered. Tuesday April 24 11:30 am – 4:30 pm

Tour #5 — Fontanel Mansion Tour this mansion built by Barbara Mandrell in 1988. It was her primary home for years and acted as a gathering place and getaway for countless country music stars. It retains many artefacts from famous artists. The land surrounding the mansion is where Jesse and Frank James came to hide out after the gang’s ill-fated Minnesota bank robbery. And, a few years prior to the James boys hiding here, the Confederate Calvary used the land as a place to assemble during the battle of Nashville. Come to see and hear all the history of this fabulous location! Included: Transportation, guide and admission. Lunch and refreshments at a local restaurant. Price: Activity Level: Easy. $225.00 CAD Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Dates Offered: # Participants: Maximum 60 each day tour offered. Wednesday April 25 11:30 am – 3:30 pm Thursday April 26 11:30 am – 3:30 pm

15. Tour #6 — Franklin and the Civil War Experience Franklin, Tennessee, a town that captures the warmth and charm of old- fashioned southern hospitality and Civil War history. Visit the Carter House, a national historic landmark that was the site of the Battle of Franklin during the Civil War. The 1830 home served as a command post and field hospital where twelve Confederate generals lost their lives. Next, head to downtown Franklin where you can stop, walk and shop through several blocks of interesting boutiques, mercantile, art galleries and antique emporiums along Main Street.

Included: Transportation, guide, museum admission. Lunch and refreshments at a local restaurant. Price: Activity Level: Easy. $235.00 CAD Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Dates Offered: # Participants: Maximum 50 each day tour offered. Wednesday April 25 11:15 am – 4:45 pm Thursday April 26 11:15 am – 4:45 pm

Tour #7 — Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery Enjoy this tour that takes you through the past, present and future of this historical distillery. Originally founded in 1860 by German immigrant, Charles Nelson, Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery was one of the largest whiskey producers in the U.S. before a statewide prohibition closed the distillery’s doors in 1909. Charles’ great-great-great grandsons, Andy and Charlie Nelson, reopened the distillery in 2014, using the original family recipe for their Tennessee whiskey. Enjoy this entertaining and informative experience!

Included: Transportation, guide, tour and tasting at distillery. Lunch and refreshments at a local restaurant. Price: Activity Level: Easy. $230.00 CAD Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Dates Offered: Note: All guests must be 21 years of age. Must bring photo ID for this tour. Tuesday April 24 12:00 pm – 3:30 pm # Participants: Maximum 50 each day tour offered. Wednesday April 25 12:00 pm – 3:30 pm Thursday April 26 12:00 pm – 3:30 pm

Tour #8 — Nashville-by-Segway Explore Nashville in the most unique and relaxing way — on your own personal Segway. This custom tour begins with a safety class followed by riding lessons. When comfortable, guests will divide into small groups that will tour some of Nashville’s most popular landmarks for approximately on hour. See some areas that most tours can’t get to on your very own Segway! Sites will include: 2nd Avenue; Broadway at Riverfront park; Fort Nashville; Demonbreun Statue; First Tennessee Park; Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park; and Farmer’s Market to name a few.

Included: Segway rental, guide, helmet, bottle of water and 30 minutes of safety instruction. Ponchos will be provided in case of rain. No transportation Price: to this tour is required. $110.00 CAD Lunch is not included on this tour. Dates Offered: Activity Level: Moderate. Tuesday April 24, Wednesday April 25, Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Thursday April 26. Same time each day. Note: All guests must be over the age of 12. Must be able to stand for two 11:15 am – 1:30 pm hours. 11:45 am – 2:00 pm # Participants: 4 tours per day. Maximum 12 in each tour (48 per day). 12:30 pm – 3:00 pm 1:15 pm – 3:30 pm

16. 16. What to PACK

Weather in April is generally pleasant and quite comfortable with average temperatures ranging from 12⁰C (55⁰F) to 240F (750F). But it is always a good idea to pack for unpredictable April showers.

Nashville is a casual city — denim and comfy boots and tops are the norm for wanderers. Nevertheless, please check the dress code at any dining establishments you may wish to frequent. With the exception of the optional activities, all convention events will take place indoors. Registered delegates will receive information that will include specific dress codes for all convention events. The convention dress code guide will also be posted in coming weeks on the Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada website at www.pipeline.ca (password — plcacanada).

17. Nashville MUSIC FACTS Nashville’s history, ingenuity and prominence as the Music City still surprises many — even those that call it home. Here are just a few of the songs that have been recorded in this buzzing city:

• Heartbreak Hotel — Elvis Presley, 1956 • Bye Bye Love — The Everly Brothers, 1957 • Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree — Brenda Lee, 1958 • Oh, Pretty Woman — Roy Orbison, 1964 • Blonde on Blonde — Bob Dylan, 1966 • Everlasting Love — Robert Knight, 1967 • The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down — Joan Baez, 1971 • Dust in the Wind — Kansas, 1978 • Document — R.E.M., 1987 • Save the Best for Last — Vanessa Williams, 1992 • Mad Season — Matchbox Twenty, 2000 • Acoustic Soul — India.Arie, 2001 • License to Chill — Jimmy Buffett, 2004 • Prairie Wind — Neil Young, 2005 • Face the Promise — Bob Seger, 2006 • Lost Highway — Jon Bon Jovi, 2007 • Icky Thump — The White Stripes, 2007 • Rock N Roll Jesus — Kid Rock, 2007 • Raising Sand — Alison Krauss and Robert Plant,2007 • Consolers of the Lonely — The Raconteurs, 2008 • Only by the Night — Kings of Leon, 2008 • Way to Normal — Ben Folds, 2008 • Love Story — Taylor Swift, 2008 • Detours — Sheryl Crow, 2008 • Love Filling Station —Jesse Winchester, 2009 • El Camino — The Black Keys, 2011 • Stranger — Kelly Clarkson, 2011 • Glory — Michael W. Smith, 2011 • Blunderbuss — Jack White, 2012 • Boys & Girls — Alabama Shakes, 2012 • Red — Taylor Swift, 2012 • Clockwork Angels — RUSH, 2012 • Tuskegee — Lionel Richie, 2012 • Timber — Pitbull ft. Ke$ha, 2013 • A Letter Home — Neil Young, 2014 • X — Ed Sheeran, 2014 • Title — Meghan Trainor, 2015 • Traveller — Chris Stapleton, 2015 • Reckless — Martina McBride, 2016

18. See You in Nashville...

... April 22 – 26, 2018!

19. INFORMATION 2018

PIPE LINE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

64th Annual Convention

Registration Deadline: Friday March 9, 2018