Invited speakers:

P. James E. Peebles (Princeton) will give the keynote plenary public talk, entitled A Cosmic Picture Show: Images from Astronomy. The talk will be followed by a reception open to all in attendance.

Carol Christian (STScI) is the CASCA invited speaker and panelist for the "Scientific Images in the Public Sphere" session in which all organizations will be participating.

Una Hwang (Goddard) and Chris Matzner (U of Toronto) are the CASCA invited speakers for the session on Novae and Supernovae held jointly between CASCA and the CAP Division of Nuclear Physics. Gregg Wade (RMC) will give a review of Doppler Imaging and Zeeman Doppler Imaging for the joint meeting with the Division of Instrumentation and Measurement Physics. Tim Davidge (HIA) will present adaptive optics at Gemini at the session with the Division of Optics and Photonics. Henk Hoekstra (CITA) will review the astrophysical evidence for Dark Matter and Dark Energy for the joint session with the Particle Physics Division.

As part of the CASCA programming:

New Christine Wilson (McMaster University) will report on the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA).

John Dubinski (U of Toronto) will describe visualizing galaxy interactions, the formation of galactic structure, and galaxy evolution.

Jaymie Matthews (UBC) will report on the Microvariability and Oscillations of STars (MOST) satellite which has been launched and is now collecting data.

David Schade (NRC/CADC) will describe data-mining and the Virtual Observatory.

Paul Wiegert (U. Western Ontario) will describe visualizing dynamics in the solar system.

For the Education Day, "Enriching Our Teaching Through Integration" speakers are:
- Carol Christian (STScI) on astronomy education and outreach.
- Jaymie Matthews (UBC) on the educational potential of MOST.
- John Percy (U Toronto) on links between the study of stars/variable stars, and astronomy and physics education.

For abstracts and titles of these talks please see the CAP Congress 2004 website