CANAVENTS EVENT: INNOVATING THE FUTURE OF EVENTS

The Fairmont Château Laurier, Ottawa, ON

We live in a time of constant innovation and change both in the dairy sector and beyond. In response, our industry has continuously adapted to global instability, changing political policies both at home and abroad, evolving consumer tastes and preferences, and the ever-growing need for increased sustainability efforts to mitigate climate change. Amidst this landscape, Canadians have come to understand, in very concrete ways, what it means to be vulnerable to supply issues and the importance of Canadian food sovereignty as we endeavor to protect our national food security and self-sufficiency.

Join us from February 4-6, 2025 as we discuss the key issues affecting our sector today and the tools we must use to succeed and thrive in times of change.

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Halifax Marriott Harbourfront, Halifax, NS

Adjusting the Sails of the Energy Sector

The Canadian energy sector is engaged in a race to decarbonize. Like the Bluenose, the legendary Nova Scotia sailing ship, Canada's energy system is a working fleet where each member is adjusting its sail to play to its strength, overcome challenges, and find solutions to power Canada in different but reliable and affordable ways. Engage with industry experts, policymakers and regulators as we chart the new course of the energy sector.

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 The Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, Quebec City, QC 

Integrated Resource Planning and Energy Competitiveness

The IGUA's 2025 Spring Seminar on Integrated Resource Planning and Energy Competitiveness will bring together key energy leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to explore strategies for balancing energy reliability, cost-effectiveness, and industrial competitiveness. Through insightful panels, networking sessions, and discussions on integrated resource planning in Quebec and Ontario, participants will address regulatory challenges, financing energy transitions, and ensuring a resilient, competitive industrial sector in Canada’s evolving energy landscape. 

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Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, Vancouver, BC, Canada 

The Canadian Gas Association is proud to present the first Annual CGA Academy. The CGA Academy will bring together two well-established programs – the Gas Measurement and Regulation School (GMRS) and the Economic Regulations School (formerly the Regulatory Course) – under a unified platform from June 23 to June 26. This integration enhances learning opportunities, streamlines access to key regulatory insights and fosters a more comprehensive educational experience.

The CGA Academy is designed to equip professionals in the Canadian natural gas delivery industry with the latest industry knowledge, practical skills, and expert-led instruction. Through specialized courses and best practices, the CGA Academy supports ongoing professional growth, safety, and operational excellence.

Delta Hotels Calgary Downtown, Calgary, AB, Canada 

Gas turbine energy systems play a critical role in facilitating the transition towards de-carbonization of energy resources. They have supported the phaseout of coal-based power across Canada, as well as providing cogeneration services, and gas compression for pipelines and offshore platforms. Using large amounts of high pressure air for power, gas turbine systems produce dispatchable, on-demand power necessary to provide resilience and support for the increasing share of intermittent renewables, and for managing energy during extreme weather events.

Building on established technology and a large installed base, advancements in system efficiency, flexibility and emissions reduction technology are ensuring that reliable gas turbine systems will remain an important part of the energy mix for years to come.

GTEN delivers technical training and a biennial technical symposium related to gas turbine applications and turbomachinery in clean and reliable energy solutions. Part of developing the energy transition is continuous onsite learning, so this technical course offers several hours towards Professional Engineering continuing education credits.

Halifax Marriott Harbourfront, Halifax, NS 

The Canadian Common Ground Alliance is excited to hold its 2025 Damage Prevention Symposium, in person, at the Marriott Halifax Harbourfront, November 4th – 6th, 2025!

This event is a signature event for the CCGA attracting over 200+ damage prevention management professionals and decision makers from across Canada including stakeholder groups such as municipalities, excavator contractors, oil and gas, telecommunications, electrical transmission/distribution, water and sewer, telecom, emergency management, surveyors, regulators, trenchless industries, One Call Center members, utility locate service providers and administrators, engineers, insurance, risk management operations, and others who protect the underground infrastructure and impact damage prevention.

Join us for this dynamic and engaging event that is sure to provide practical, relevant information which will focus on damage prevention public awareness initiatives and expand stakeholder knowledge on efforts to protect essential infrastructure.

The format for the conference consists of 2 days of professional development, workshops, panel presentations, networking events, along with an exhibitor tradeshow. All symposium sessions and additional details on this website are in English only. 

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