Still debating about making the trip to Windsor? Here's a preview of some of what I plan to cover in Thursday's Wi-Fi workshop.

John Edwards created this handy pdf summarizing tax issues of interest for attendees, particularly, those coming into Canada from abroad.

Exhibitors - and those wishing to bring equipment and goods across the border into Canada for the event and then return with them - should download this pdf of our letter from Canada Border Services granting us tariff relief.

PDF map file of restaurants within walking distance of the Holiday Inn Select in Windsor Ontario.

Sharing a Hotel Room at Warpstock

For a limited time, Warpstock Corporation offers a select number of 4-day registrations for this year's event. A 4-day, full conference registration gets you:

• Full admission to all sessions and classes
• Full admission to vendors and exhibits
  
• Saturday evening banquet with scheduled guest speaker John C. Dvorak (PC Magazine, Silicon Spin, etc.)
  
• Sunday luncheon with scheduled guest speaker Dr. Jeffrey Race
  

You are invited to attend the Wireless Certified Training jointly presented by smartBridges, Moonblink and Sputnik. Jack Unger, President of Ask-Wi.Com Inc. will be conducting the training for the first day on designing Point-to-Point & Point-to-Multipoint Wireless Infrastructure.

Some persons have questioned 'when' their credit cards will be charged.

Several people have inquired about Canada's GST refund policy for visitors. Aside from information contained in the event pages of the Warpstock site, here is some (hopefully) helpful stuff, straight from the Canada Revenue Agency.

Some people may wonder what they can do to extend or enhance their Warpstock 2006 Event. Here are some suggestions: