Senior executives
CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, chief AI officers, transformation leaders and enterprise decision-makers responsible for AI strategy and execution.
ABOUT CANADIAN AI FORUM™CANADA’S AI LEADERSHIP
CANADA’S AI LEADERSHIP
MEETS HERE.
Canadian AI Forum™ is a national leadership forum for the people and institutions making consequential decisions about artificial intelligence in Canada.
01 / PURPOSE
From national ambition
to responsible scale.
Artificial intelligence is now a matter of national competitiveness, institutional capacity, economic policy and public trust. Canadian AI Forum™ is designed around the decisions required to govern, finance, deploy and scale AI responsibly across Canada.
The Forum provides a neutral platform where senior executives meet government and policy leaders, ambassadors and diplomatic missions engage Canada’s AI ecosystem, investors assess strategic opportunity, and researchers and technology leaders shape the next generation of capability.
02 / WHO THE FORUM SERVESA deliberately senior
A deliberately senior
national audience.
The Forum is built for people with responsibility for strategy, capital, policy, infrastructure, research and deployment—not simply awareness of AI.
Government + policy
Federal, provincial and municipal leaders, regulators, policy institutions and public-sector executives addressing adoption, standards, security and trust.
Capital + investment
Institutional investors, venture and growth capital, strategic investors, infrastructure finance and organizations shaping market formation.
Diplomacy + research
Ambassadors, diplomatic missions, international partners, research institutions and scientific leaders connecting Canada to global AI developments.
03 / NATIONAL MANDATEFive questions
Five questions
shape the agenda.
How should Canada deploy AI at scale?
Enterprise operating models, infrastructure, procurement, workforce transformation and measurable productivity.
How should AI be governed?
Policy, safety, standards, accountability, cybersecurity, public trust and institutional oversight.
How does Canada finance AI capacity?
Capital formation, compute, scale-up financing, strategic infrastructure and long-term investment.
How does research become national advantage?
Frontier capability, commercialization, scientific leadership, talent and collaboration between research and industry.
How does Canada engage globally?
Diplomacy, bilateral cooperation, trade, standards and international AI relationships.
04 / FORMAT
Focused by design.
The Forum combines main-stage leadership sessions with smaller executive roundtables, policy dialogues, investor exchanges, research briefings and institutional meetings. The goal is to create a setting where senior participants can move from public ideas to practical conversations.
Canadian AI Forum™ takes place JUNE 11–12, 2027 in Toronto, Canada.
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