Alberta Debate And Speech Association
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| Formation | 1974 [1] |
| Type | Registered Charitable Society |
| Headquarters | St. Basil School
10210-115 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5G 0L8[1] |
| Location | Alberta |
| Official languages | English, French |
| Website | Alberta Debate and Speech Association ADSA Website |
The Alberta Debate And Speech Association (ADSA) is the association in charge of debate in Alberta.
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[edit] History
The ADSA was formed in 1974 to promote and organise debate events in the province of Alberta.
[edit] Purpose
The association is resposible for administrating debate in Alberta. In practice, this includes such things as: organising tournaments, regional and provincial tournaments, and other events, including law day. Also, the ADSA is responsible for organising the Alberta entrants for the Canadian national debate tournament.
[edit] Language
For the most part, ADSA tournaments are conducted in english. However, regional, provincial and national competition can be done either in the English or bilingual (English and French) categories.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
Alberta Debate and Speech Association
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