Join us on November 7 at the Canadian Club Toronto for a significant conversation with Kimberly Murray, Independent Special Interlocutor for Missing Children and Unmarked Graves and Burial Sites. This event follows the anticipated release of her report, where Ms. Murray will discuss her findings, the ongoing efforts to address and honour the legacy of Indigenous children lost in Canada’s residential school system, and recommend a new legal framework to identify, protect, and commemorate the children and their burial sites. With her expertise and dedication, Ms. Murray will shed light on the challenges and progress in uncovering the truth and ensuring justice for affected families and communities.
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Daniels’ President & CEO, Mitchell Cohen is launching his new book, Rhythms of Change- Reflections on the Regent Park Revitalization on Tuesday, November 12th at the World Urban Pavilion in Regent Park.
Through captivating narrative that transcends urban planning, architecture, community development, and business, Rhythms of Change explores the revitalization journey through the eyes of Mitchell. His first-hand account brings you into the heart of the strategic decision-making, inspiring local voices and extraordinary vision behind the community’s award-winning transformation.
It’s a must-read for anyone eager to be inspired, enlightened, and engaged in the change they wish to see in our cities.
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on November 4 to hear from Ontario’s Finance Minister, The Honourable Peter Bethlenfalvy. This is a unique opportunity to hear firsthand insights from the Minister as he outlines the province’s fiscal strategies and priorities ahead of the Fall Economic Statement.
With a proven track record of leadership in navigating Ontario through economic challenges, Minister Bethlenfalvy will provide key updates on the province’s economic outlook, budgetary priorities, and plans for sustaining growth into 2025 and beyond.
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At this Town Hall, you’ll hear from key members of our leadership team who will provide important updates on Sales, Development and Investments. Learn more about Daniels strategic direction for the year ahead including project updates, market overview and further insights into our affordable housing initiatives.
Your presence and participation are important as we come together to strengthen our bonds as an organization and increase transparency and communication.
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Healthcare is a source of pride for Canadians, yet our system faces significant challenges. Shortages in access to a family doctor, long wait times, and stalled innovation severely impact our communities. How do we address these obstacles while building a health system that is equitable, efficient, resilient, and a source of pride for future generations?
Join the Canadian Club Toronto on October 29, for an essential discussion on Ontario’s healthcare future. This panel of experts will explore innovative solutions, the complexities of primary care delivery, and strategies to tackle current and upcoming challenges in our system. This panel will feature the following prominent voices in healthcare:
Christine Elliott – Former Ontario Minister of Health & Deputy Premier
Dr. Dominik Nowak – President, Ontario Medical Association, & Physician at Women’s College Hospital
Dr. Lana Potts – Physician & Healthcare Consultant at Deloitte
Dr. Andy Smith – President & CEO, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
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Confronting the decline in news consumption represents a global newsroom challenge. Around the world, despite having more sources of news than ever before, a significant number of people simply avoid the news: consumption of news is declining, interest in news is decreasing, and the amount of selective avoidance of the news is growing. Experts in audience behaviour and engagement will outline practical, research-backed strategies and tactics for meeting audiences where they are and engaging them in the news they need to know.
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Since the first newspaper crossword appeared in the New York World in 1913, puzzles have served as a gateway to news consumption for game enthusiasts who might not otherwise read the news. Over a century later, news organizations continue to attract audiences through games like crosswords, Wordle, and Sudoku. The panel will explore questions such as “What does a games editor do?” and “What does the pathway from Wordle enthusiast to news reader look like?”
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Watch live as former Immigration Minister Jason Kenney explains how the changes in Canada’s immigration system under the Liberal government have impacted Canadians.
White Ribbon is the largest movement of men and boys working together to end all forms of gender-based violence and discrimination. Join us in making the world a safer and more equitable place for everyone.
All donations made during the DEI Symposium will be matched 1:1 by Hydro One and you will be entered into a virtual raffle, the winner will be notified next week.
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Spies, Lies, and Cybercrime
Enter the shadowy world where spies, cybercriminals, and advanced AI threats are constantly evolving and targeting you. In this keynote, FBI spy hunter Eric O’Neill uncovers the hidden connections between espionage and the cyber risks that we face every day. From dark web cybercriminals to AI-powered cyberattacks, cyber threats are more sophisticated than ever, and it’s time to strengthen defences. Eric’s real-life stories and counterintelligence tactics will provide you with the knowledge to recognize these risks and protect yourself and Hydro One.
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 8 when we host Michael Lee-Chin, CEO of Portland Holdings Inc. and one of Canada’s most successful investors and entrepreneurs. As a self-made billionaire, Lee-Chin will shares his journey and valuable insights into the world of wealth creation.
In this engaging discussion, Michael will delve into his proven ‘3 P’ Framework for wealth creation: Predict, Plan, and Persevere. He will outline the strategic importance of predicting demographic shifts, thorough planning, and unwavering perseverance in capitalizing on emerging opportunities. Michael will reveal how he has utilized these principles to navigate his career and lead his team through challenging economic times and volatile markets, offering a blueprint for today’s investors and entrepreneurs. Additionally, he will explain how nuclear energy stands poised to revolutionize not only the energy landscape but also address one of humanity’s greatest challenges: cancer.
The conversation will focus on Michael’s perspectives on leadership, overcoming adversity, the power of grit, and seizing emerging opportunities in the ever-evolving investment landscape. Join us for this unique opportunity to Do Well, by Doing Good.
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Public editors, news ombudsmen and standard editors are on the frontlines of understanding and responding to public misinformation about the media. For Media Literacy Week, a week to promote public understanding of journalism and media, a panel of frontline journalists working in these unique public roles in Canada and the UK will explore the most ubiquitous misconceptions about journalists, journalism and the media.
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 10 when Dave McKay, President & CEO of RBC, shares perspectives about the period of profound economic and social transition that people, businesses and governments are navigating right now. In a conversation with Fortune’s Diane Brady, he will discuss the way RBC is positioning the bank for a rapidly changing world, and offer his insights on how Canada can turn its growth challenges into opportunities to better compete globally and create prosperity for all citizens.
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In a time of deepening political polarization, with audiences increasingly gravitating toward their preferred news outlets, how can journalists effectively cover what may be one of the most crucial elections in history? What strategies have worked in the past, and what new approaches can journalists and their newsrooms adopt? This panel will examine the unique challenges faced by journalists covering the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the tough conversations occurring within the media industry, and the opportunities for reporters and news organizations to evolve their political coverage, fulfill their responsibilities within democracy and restore public trust.
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The CPKC Women’s Leadership Summit is a one-of-a-kind experience that brings together influential leaders across business and sport. Join us for a full day of important and inspiring conversations all focused on championing change!
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Bruce Power is supportive of Canada and the province of Ontario’s efforts to address climate change, advance a net-zero future, and grow the economy through investment in long-term clean electricity infrastructure. And as Ontario prepares for the future through its Powering Ontario’s Growth plan, Bruce Power is preparing to have its proposed Bruce C Project undergo a federal Impact Assessment (IA). The project aims to create an option to build up to 4,800 megawatts of nuclear capacity at the Bruce Power site, located within the Territory of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, in the Municipality of Kincardine, Ontario.
We are committed to ensuring that interested parties remain informed and engaged throughout the process and look forward to taking questions live from the community in this Bruce C Community Information Livestream hosted by James Scongack.
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2024 SUMMER SERIES – ON INTEGRATE
As an organization, we believe that faith and business should not be compartmentalized. Our vision and mission embody and inspire integration. In this panel discussion, we will examine the faith and business movement from a local, national, and international level. We will discuss both the opportunities and challenges of integration with three established leaders. Lastly, we will look towards the future specifically what needs to shift in order to maximize our collective impact and influence. Together, we integrate and hope.
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2024 SUMMER SERIES – ON SCALE
Every leader has a choice to either lead with intention or lead by accident. We need to streamline operations taking into consideration the human element to achieve organizational objectives. In this panel discussion, we will explore the overall concept of scaling and what it means to scale up, scale down, and/or scale out. Specifically, we will examine what should be scaled, how often, and by who with the goal of maximizing growth and revenue. Lastly, we will discuss effective models that evolve alongside to ensure revenues outpace costs. Together we prioritize and simplify.
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2024 SUMMER SERIES – ON DIGITAL
Technology is changing by the minute. If we do not transform, we will become dated or obsolete. In this panel discussion, we will explore digital trends and how we can optimize engagement for sustainable growth. We will examine various aspects of a campaign (objectives, audience, and messaging) and how to capitalize on each element. Lastly, we will discuss innovative strategies to enable organizations to thrive in a digital era. Together, we digitize and transform.
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2024 SUMMER SERIES – ON GRIEF
Nobody gets a pass on grief regardless of title or net worth. As human beings, we grieve and watch others grieve both physical losses and symbolic losses. In this panel discussion, we will explore grief as fellow grievers, individual practitioners, and organizational leaders. We will examine various forms of bereavement policies and informal supports organizations can offer employees during seasons of loss and transition. Lastly, we will discuss approaches to use when coping with a loss or supporting someone who is experiencing a loss. Together, we grieve and support.
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This webinar will focus on the intersection of chronic pain and mental health in the Veteran population, and will shed light on the complex relationship between these two prevalent conditions and how they often coexist, presenting unique challenges to those who have served. We’ll explore the impacts of chronic pain on mental health and well-being and vice versa, delving into the latest research, treatment strategies and the importance of a holistic approach to care. By understanding these interconnected issues, we can better support our Veterans in their journey towards improved health and quality of life.
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Growth, Productivity and the Care Economy
Care workers do the work that lets us all work. Every day, 1 in 5 Canadian workers wake up to care for others. In Health care, childcare and seniors care, these are the people that run Canada’s care economy. But amidst low productivity, declining birth rates, labour shortages and an increasing senior population, their work is more important today than ever before.
How can Canada leverage the care economy to tackle the broader challenges we face? How can we strengthen this growing segment of our economy to boost productivity and support the middle-class jobs that drive growth?
Join Canadian Club Toronto and the Honourable Seamus O’Regan Jr., federal Minister of Labour and Minister for Seniors, on June 13 for an engaging discussion on the Canadian workforce of the 21st century and building an economy focused on dignity.
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The Great Upgrade: Advancing Canada’s Digital Economy
Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 19 to hear from Jeremy Wilmot, President and Chief Executive Officer of Interac Corp., as he shares insights from his first ten months leading one of Canada’s most trusted financial brands. With a new three-year corporate strategy on the horizon, Mr. Wilmot will discuss the significant opportunities for Canada to become a leader in the global digital economy and what Interac and the fintech ecosystem must do to enhance our country’s digital economy and drive economic growth for all Canadians. After his remarks, Mr. Wilmot be joined in conversation by Global News’ Anne Gaviola for an insightful discussion on Canada’s evolving payments landscape, the widespread transition to digital platforms, and what’s next for the digital economy.
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Bridging divides: How TELUS is working to enhance social outcomes for all Canadians
In our digital society and uncertain world, it is critical that all Canadians – particularly vulnerable and underserved communities – have access to the tools, resources and information needed to succeed. Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 12 when we host Darren Entwistle, TELUS President and CEO, as he illustrates how TELUS is making enhanced connectivity and better social outcomes available to all Canadians, and delineates what more we can do, as a society, to ensure digital and social equity for all.
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More than 114 million individuals have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, violence, human rights violations and climate disasters. Queer and trans refugees are uniquely vulnerable due to state-sponsored homophobia and transphobia. More than 60 countries criminalize same-sex intimacy, and 14 specifically criminalize trans people for their gender identities and expressions.
Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 17 for our Annual Pride Conversation where we will shine a spotlight on the incredible work of Rainbow Railroad. We are honoured to host Devon Matthews, Rainbow Railroad’s Head of Programs, and Latoya Nugent, Head of Engagement in conversation to discuss the state of global LGBTQI+ persecution and offer insights into how each of us can contribute to the fight for queer liberation.
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 5 for a compelling panel discussion in celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day. This event marks an important conversation about integrating Indigenous perspectives and practices within Canada’s financial and business sector, located at the heart of the country’s economic activity: Bay Street.
This panel will delve into practical steps and innovative strategies that Bay Street entities can employ to not only foster meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities but also enhance their profitability. By ensuring the active involvement of Indigenous communities in Canada’s economic framework, we aim to uncover mutual benefits that drive both societal value and financial gain.
The discussion will feature four distinguished Indigenous professionals who have made significant strides in various sectors along the Bay Street corridor. They will share insights into how businesses and financial institutions can actively participate in the reconciliation process through partnerships, inclusive practices, and recognition of Indigenous rightsholders.
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in achieving reconciliation in the corporate sphere. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in a transformative dialogue that bridges gaps and inspires action that contributes to a stronger economic future for both Indigenous communities and Canada alike. This conversation will be moderated by Karen Restoule, Vice President, Crestview Strategy and will feature:
Krystal Abotossaway – Senior Manager, TD Bank
Jaimie Lickers – Senior Vice President of Indigenous Markets, CIBC
Sarah Midanik – President & CEO, The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund
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Increasing Productivity and Connectivity in North America
Following the launch of Scotiabank’s new strategy in December, President and CEO, Scott Thomson is focused on delivering against the Bank’s vision to become its clients’ most trusted financial partner by driving sustainable and profitable growth for the Bank—and in North America. Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 6 for a fireside chat with The Globe and Mail’s banking reporter Stefanie Marotta, as they discuss the unique role Canada has to play in supporting greater connectivity and productivity across North America.
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2024 Lifetime Achievement Award
Join Canadian Club Toronto on June 10 where we will present our 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award to Peter Gilgan, Founder and CEO of Mattamy Asset Management. Canadian Club Toronto’s Lifetime Achievement Award celebrates the lifelong efforts and leadership of extraordinary Canadians, and Mr. Gilgan is no exception.
With a visionary spirit and an unwavering dedication to excellence, Mr. Gilgan has transformed the real estate industry, leaving an indelible mark on communities across Canada and beyond. As the driving force behind Mattamy Homes, he has pioneered innovative approaches to urban development, creating vibrant neighbourhoods that enrich the lives of residents and contribute to the fabric of Canadian society.
Beyond his professional achievements, Mr. Gilgan is a beacon of philanthropy, supporting numerous charitable initiatives that address critical social issues and enhance the well-being of individuals and families. His commitment to giving back has inspired countless others to make a positive difference in their communities, embodying the spirit of service and compassion.
Join us as we celebrate Mr. Gilgan’s remarkable achievements and hear from him as he reflects on his illustrious career and shares his vision for the future.
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Canadian employers continue to invest more and more in the health and well-being of their employees. This approach complements Canada’s tradition of public healthcare and reduces pressure on the public system. It also reinforces employers’ corporate and societal responsibilities, with Canadians increasingly relying on them for their physical and mental health needs.
Now, more than ever, Canadians need a cohesive ecosystem that supports their physical and mental health. We must come together to not only improve outcomes but also prevent illness. Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 30, when experts from the insurance and health industry will share their views on access to care and the impact on the productivity of employees. Moderated by Carly Weeks, our expert panel will feature:
Dr. Ash Bender – Occupational Psychiatrist
Cherif Habib – CEO, Dialogue
Dave Jones – President, Sun Life Health
Julie Quenneville – CEO, UHN Foundation
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Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) Board Chair Kevan Cowan and Chief Executive Officer Grant Vingoe will share candid insights on the OSC’s new six-year strategic plan, guided by the vision of fostering inviting, thriving and secure capital markets through collaborative efforts.
Discover how the OSC’s new strategic direction emphasizes cooperation and partnership to achieve regulatory excellence, promote market innovation, and enhance investor confidence, building upon the OSC’s ongoing modernization efforts. By working together across our capital markets, we collectively contribute to a vibrant and resilient financial ecosystem.
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Privately held businesses are the foundation of the Canadian economy. After several years of robust growth and deal-making activity, the last 18 months have been marked by a transition to a higher financing costs, macroeconomic headwinds and a less certain outlook.
In the face of a dynamic macro environment, how are Canada’s most sophisticated investors adjusting their playbooks to help grow the next generation of Canadian champions while providing superior returns? How do investors evaluate the risks and opportunities of investing in Canada and in global markets, be it in the mid-market or large-cap universe?
Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 23 for this year’s update on the Canadian private markets landscape and how investors and allocators are responding. Our expert panel of investors will discuss what they are observing and how they are adjusting their strategies for long term success. This conversation will be moderated by Joseph Lo, Partner, Sagard Private Equity Canada and will feature:
Lori Hall-Kimm – Senior Managing Director, Head of Global Private Equity, Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP)
Kirk Hamilton – Managing Director, Private Equity, Kensington Capital Partners
Jennifer Perreira – Managing Director, Group Head of Private Equity, Fengate Asset Management
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Are you curious to learn more about what poverty is really like for people today and how you can actually make a meaningful difference?
Celebrate the launch of Angie’s bold and inspiring new book, Just Act, and begin a movement of people helping neighbours overcome poverty.
Hear from Angie Peters and a panel of special guests as they share how they found their “just acts” and the difference they’re making.
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In today’s dynamic global environment, the imperative for economic resilience has never been more pressing. From navigating the transformative landscape of AI, to safeguarding against cyber threats and advancing life science research, the call for innovation and dedication to novel ideas has never been clearer. Join Canadian Club Toronto on May 9 for a discussion that will delve deep into strategies and initiatives aimed at fortifying Canada’s economic position amidst challenges and uncertainties.
We are honoured to have Deputy Minister Simon Kennedy from the Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development kick off the event. Deputy Minister Kennedy will provide valuable insights into Canada’s current economic landscape and highlight the government’s initiatives to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.
Following his address, a distinguished panel of industry leaders will engage in a dynamic conversation moderated by Jodi Butts, Partner at WATSON, and featuring:
Janet Bannister – Founder and General Partner, Staircase Ventures
Trevor Dauphinee – CEO, Invest Ontario
Berkeley Vincent – President, Janssen Inc.
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The SpeakOut Series facilitates virtual discussions on the in-demand careers in construction and how youth can get started. Industry professionals, employers, and apprentices, provide useful insight into education, training, challenges and advancement opportunities within their specific construction career.
The SpeakOut Series facilitates virtual discussions on the in-demand careers in construction and how youth can get started. Industry professionals, employers, and apprentices, provide useful insight into education, training, challenges and advancement opportunities within their specific construction career.
Investing in Canada and Canadians
A year after closing the largest merger in Canadian telecom history, Rogers President and CEO Tony Staffieri will join Canadian Club for a conversation with The Globe and Mail columnist Andy Willis. During the fireside chat, they will discuss the company’s performance, the integration of two iconic Canadian companies and the company’s long-term focus on investment and innovation.
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 30 to hear from Paul Desmarais III, Chairman & CEO of Sagard. Mr. Desmarais III brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience to build a better business world as he leads the firm’s activities spanning North America, Europe and the Middle East, with assets under management of over $25B . His vision is to partner with entrepreneurs to catalyze transformation in Sagard’s investments and communities. Mr. Desmarais III will be joined in conversation by Tanya van Biesen, CEO of Women in Capital Markets. They will delve into an insightful discussion, exploring the dynamic landscape of Canadian business, leadership, and beyond.
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On Thursday, May 9, join us in observing the annual Correctional Services Ceremony of Remembrance, an event to honour and remember those in correctional services who have died in the line of duty while serving in Ontario’s correctional services. The ceremony also recognizes the commitment and contributions of corrections staff, past and present, who keep Ontario’s communities safe.
Canada faces a monumental challenge: we need 5.8 million new homes by 2030 to restore housing affordability. But what does it mean to build more and better housing? According to the Task Force for Housing & Climate, and echoed by up to 85 percent of Canadians, it means making housing affordable, low-carbon, and resilient to the impacts of climate change. It means creating homes that cater to the diverse needs of homeowners, renters, seniors, young families, students, and those precariously housed. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 29 for an enlightening discussion on the pressing issue of housing affordability and resilience in Canada. Our esteemed panelists, all members of the Task Force, will delve into the critical topic of housing and its intersection with climate change. Don’t miss out on this essential conversation about the future of housing in Canada! Moderated by The Globe and Mail’sTony Keller, our expert panel will feature:
Richard Joy – Executive Director, ULI Toronto
Jennifer Keesmaat – CEO, The Keesmaat Group
The Honourable Lisa Raitt – Vice-Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC Capital Markets
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Canada’s productivity rate has declined almost every quarter for more than two years, and the Bank of Canada recently stated that it has become an emergency for the country. The concerning issue has sparked a nationwide conversation about whether we have the wherewithal to create the wealth necessary to support our quality of life. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 23 when our distinguished panel will engage this challenging and imperative topic by focusing on the issues that matter, including Chief Sharleen Gale, Chief of the Fort Nelson Nation and Chair of the First Nations Major Projects Coalition; John Ruffolo, Founder and CEO Maverix Private Equity and Carolyn A. Wilkins, accomplished economist and former Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada. Kevin Carmichael, Economics Columnist and Editor-at-Large of The Logic will moderate the conversation.
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How does one of Canada’s most trusted retailers compete and win in a rapidly changing world marked by evolving consumer demand, disruptive innovation, and emerging technology? By transforming one of Canada’s oldest loyalty programs – Triangle Rewards – to spearhead innovation and insight for the company. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 3 to hear from Greg Hicks, President and CEO of Canadian Tire Corporation (CTC), on how Triangle not only provides valuable insights into how to serve Canadians better but opens the door to capitalize on emerging technology and access new revenue streams.
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Using this system, you can greatly improve the quality and accessibility of your events, providing a single click link to all your potential attendees, both internal and external, as well as receive accurate analytics on who attended and where from.
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Watch live as Vivian Bercovici and Jesse Kline discuss the Oct 7 Hamas terrorist attack and its far-reaching global consequences. Submit your questions in advance to event@postmedia.com
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An eye-opening, informative and entertaining session that takes you on a light-hearted trip through the security issues, both physical and electronic, that have enabled this ethical hacker and social engineer to compromise the world’s largest banks and organizations. Using tales from the front line, FC takes you through the lessons to be learned from an ethical hacker with a penchant for breaking into the impossible. Join him on a rollercoaster ride of epic security fails and grandiose plans, including lock picking, kidnap, police chases and multi-million-pound bank heists.
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At this Town Hall, we’ll discuss partnerships at Daniels and how they play a pivotal role in our growth and innovation. Join us, as we discuss the diverse range of partnerships we’ve developed, how they impact our business and explore the many reasons why these collaborations are integral to our success and future as an organization.
Plus, in celebration of Women in Construction Week ™, our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee will host a special panel discussion, titled Empowering Women in Construction, featuring some of the incredible women on the Daniels team. This is an opportunity to explore some of today’s challenges and opportunities facing women in construction and learn how we can empower and celebrate their contributions.
Join Canadian Club Toronto on March 6 to hear mining industry leaders discuss the current landscape of Canadian mining and its aims for the future. The panel will discuss strategies to maintain Canada’s traditional leadership in the global mining arena. Topics will include an assessment of Canada’s current standing in the industry, Toronto’s influence in mining finance, the impact of EVs on critical minerals supply chains, the role of ESG investing in the development of sustainable mining practices, the evolution of partnerships with Indigenous peoples, training and infrastructure, and the impact of geopolitics on the sector. Moderated by Tim Kiladze, Financial Reporter, The Globe and Mail this expert panel will feature:
Ilan Bahar – Managing Director and Co-Head, Global Metals & Mining, BMO Capital Markets
Sean Boyd – Chair of the Board of Agnico Eagle Mines Limited
Aline Cote – Industrial Co-Lead for Zinc and Lead, Glencore
Daniella Dimitrov – Mining Executive & Corporate Director
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In the lead up to International Women’s Day, the Canadian Journalism Foundation, in partnership with the Canadian Women’s Foundation, invites you to a critical panel discussion on reporting intimate partner violence (IPV). With over 40% of Canadian women experiencing gendered violence from an intimate partner, this “shadow pandemic” demands sensitive and ethical journalism.
Our panel comprises seasoned journalists who will share their experiences and insights on the challenges and responsibilities of covering IPV. This event aims to spark a collaborative dialogue on establishing best practices for reporting IPV, ensuring victim support, and shaping public discourse for better policy responses and outcomes for survivors. Join us to contribute to this vital conversation.
Join a special #InvestingInGirls International Women’s Day session to learn more about the construction industry and the diverse career choices within it.
An all-female industry panel will provide valuable information about the educational and training requirements for their careers and share their personal experiences and advice with youth.
The SpeakOut Series facilitates virtual discussions on the in-demand careers in construction and how youth can get started. Industry professionals, employers, and apprentices, provide useful insight into education, training, challenges and advancement opportunities within their specific construction career.
The SpeakOut Series facilitates virtual discussions on the in-demand careers in construction and how youth can get started. Industry professionals, employers, and apprentices, provide useful insight into education, training, challenges and advancement opportunities within their specific construction career.
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Ransomware is one of the biggest threats to organizations worldwide. Graham Cluley, an experienced cybersecurity professional, will discuss the intricacies of ransomware attacks. He will explore the latest trends, tactics, and precautionary measures to safeguard your digital assets. You will learn:
How ransomware attacks function.
How to identify common signs of a ransomware attack.
The steps you can take to protect yourself and Hydro One.
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Join the Canadian Club Toronto on February 21 for a thought-provoking opportunity to gain insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by Canada’s black business community. We are pleased to welcome Lianne Hannaway, CPA, the newly appointed CEO of the Black Business and Professional Association (BBPA), to the Canadian Club podium. With an impressive career spanning nearly 25 years in financial services, Lianne brings a wealth of experience in strategic leadership, governance, and sustainable financial management across both corporate and not-for-profit sectors. She is an advocate for financial inclusion and the advancement of Canada’s black communities.
Ms. Hannaway will outline her strategic vision for an inclusive Canadian economy that fully embraces the potential of Black entrepreneurs and professionals and the challenges of recent anti-woke sentiments. Ms. Hannaway will also delve into the critical importance of open collaboration with business leaders and government officials, urging them to intensify their efforts to create a more prosperous future for all Canadians. Joining Ms. Hannaway in this conversation will be Nick Chambers, partner at Boyden.
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Join us for an insightful evening on February 22 as we delve into the future of Canadian politics with the dynamic young stars of the Conservative movement under the leadership of Pierre Poilievre.
Our distinguished panel of speakers will explore the challenges and opportunities we face as a nation and share their vision for a prosperous Canada.
This thought-provoking exploration will provide the audience with a nuanced understanding of the ideas that are shaping the movement. Moderated by Ginny Roth, Partner at Crestview Strategy, this expert panel will feature:
Adam Chambers – Member of Parliament, Simcoe North Melissa Lantsman – Member of Parliament, Thornhill and Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada Sabrina Maddeaux – Contender to be the Conservative Candidate, Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill Shuvaloy Majumdar – Member of Parliament, Calgary Heritage
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In today’s shifting journalism landscape, where traditional revenue streams falter amidst fragmented digital platforms and declining ad revenues, news outlets – particularly new and entrepreneurial ones – are seeking innovative models that prioritise access to news and informed communities.
Our panel features industry upstarts who are creatively rethinking how to deliver value to audiences and build healthy, diversified mission-driven businesses. Join us to explore how these trailblazers are building active communities and reshaping the future of news through novel revenue models.
The virtual discussion will take place on February 27 and will feature Anita Li, founder and editor in chief of The Green Line, Graham Watson-Ringo, Senior Director of Member Strategy at News Revenue Hub, which plays a crucial role in funding quality journalism, and Dru Oja-Jay, Publisher of The Breach. Brett Chang, founder and CEO of The Peak will moderate.
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Join Mayor Olivia Chow, ahead of her releasing The Mayor’s Budget on February 1, to hear how she and Toronto City Council are working towards a better Toronto.
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As generative AI becomes increasingly prevalent in online news and information, it amplifies concerns about misinformation, disinformation, and potential fraud. A recent study by The CJF and Maru Public Opinion reveals a troubling statistic: half of Canadians express a lack of confidence in their ability to discern AI-generated misinformation from factual information. This widespread uncertainty presents a formidable obstacle for the integrity of fact-based journalism. In this evolving landscape, the pressing question arises: How can journalists and news organizations effectively build and maintain trust and confidence in the media amidst these challenges?
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Driving into the Future brings together automotive experts to discuss what’s new in the automotive industry.
Join us for the third and final panel of Season 5!
DRIVING INTO THE FUTURE: How Secure is the Data in our Cars? Wednesday, January 17 @ 11 AM ET
How safe is your personal information stored in your car? Driving into the Future will walk you through the pitfalls, weaknesses, and possible solutions to keeping the information your car generates and stores your own.
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David Booth, Senior Writer, Driving
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Sam Curry, Ethical Hacker
Sebastian Fischmeister, Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Waterloo
Yoav Levy, Co-Founder & CEO, Upstream Security
This panel discussion made possible with support from TOYOTA
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Driving into the Future brings together automotive experts to discuss what’s new in the automotive industry.
Join us for the second panel of Season 5!
THE RESURRECTION OF HYDROGEN
WEDNESDAY DEC 13 AT 11 AM ET
What are hydrogen’s advantages and disadvantages and which segments are most compatible with hydrogen powertrains and infrastructure?
MODERATOR
David Booth, Senior Writer, Driving
PANELISTS
Tatsuya Ishigaki, Spokesperson, Lexus/Toyota R&D
Brent Lakeman, Director, Hydrogen Initiative, Edmonton Global
Jim Nebergall, General Manager of the Hydrogen Engine Business, Cummins Inc.
Dr. Emily Yedinak, Technical Analyst, Koloma
This panel discussion made possible with support from TOYOTA
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For forty-seven seasons, Canadian Club Toronto and the National Post have gathered expert panelists each New Year for a forecast luncheon on the economy, the markets and political issues that will affect Canadians in the year ahead.
This year’s panel features:
Amanda Lang – Host, Taking Stock, Bell Media
Sabrina Maddeaux – Columnist, National Post
Dennis Mitchell – Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer, Starlight Capital
Jean-François Perrault – Senior Vice President and Chief Economist, Scotiabank
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Driving into the Future brings together automotive experts to discuss what’s new in the automotive industry.
Join us for Season 5 this Winter!
DRIVING INTO THE FUTURE: Will Canada be left behind in EV adoption?
Wednesday, November 29 @ 11 AM ET
Is Canada smart to adopt EV standards, regulation and incentivization schemes from other countries or are we better with a unique made-in-Canada plan that addresses our specific needs and conditions?
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Andrew McCredie, Senior Editor, Driving
PANELISTS
David Booth, Senior Writer, Driving
Timothy Cain Contributing Sales Analyst for Driving.ca, founder & former editor of GoodCarBadCar.net
Jordan Choby, Group Vice-President, Powertrain, Toyota Motor North America, Research & Development
J.D. Ney, Director, Canadian Automotive Practice Lead, J.D. Power
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on December 15 when Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada, gives his final public address of the year.
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People before profits: the key to long-term business sustainability
Guy Cormier, President & CEO of Desjardins Group, is one of Canada’s most outspoken advocates of “Stakeholder Capitalism”, arguing that business leaders can choose to put people and communities ahead of profits in order to build a stronger, more resilient Canada.
Many businesses and leaders in the West run on maximizing profit, which many believe has contributed to our current environmental and economic challenges. On December 4th, Mr. Cormier will address the Canadian Club Toronto on his vision for the future of Canadian businesses and the role they can play in creating a better society, stronger local economies, and a more secure future.
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on November 23 for a conversation on a crucial issue that affects us all – the support of our aging population and the growing need for home care. As our demographic shifts, we face pressing questions: How will these transformations impact caregivers in the workplace? How can employers step up to support their employees who are also caregivers? And importantly, how can expanding home care help ease these emerging pressures? Moderated by Globe and Mail reporter Carly Weeks, with opening remarks from The Honourable Charmaine Williams, Ontario’s Associate Minister of Women’s Social and Economic Opportunity, the panel will feature:
Amy Coupal – CEO, The Ontario Caregiver Organization Dr. Tom Stewart – Partner and Chief Medical Officer, Deloitte Sue VanderBent – CEO, Home Care Ontario
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Join us Monday, October 30 from 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm ET as Gina Drosos & Bill Luth update you on the inspiring newly announced St. Jude & Signet commitment to reinforce our dedication to our partnership. Get ready for your next call to action to support the kids this holiday and beyond! Then, we will dive into details on being prepared, resilient and inspired for the upcoming holiday with Bill Luth and your Divisional Vice Presidents with banner specific messaging to win this Holiday. It’s a meeting you won’t want to miss!
This webinar presents new research on the challenges of supporting international students at public colleges in the Toronto-area and hosts a conversation on a way forward. The research report is titled Best Practices in Supporting International Students Enrolled in Toronto-area Colleges and is authored by Dr. Marshia Akbar. The report and more information about Dr. Akbar and other speakers is available here.
Please provide your feedback on webinar here. To thank you, you will have a chance to win a $10 Tim Horton’s Gift Card
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Canada’s Strength as a Global Leader in Responsible Oil and Natural Gas Development
Canada continues to be one of the only advanced democracies that produces more energy than it consumes. As demand for our energy rises in the decades ahead, Canada is facing important decisions about the future of our oil and gas economy. Join us on November 15 as Lisa Baiton, CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, addresses the Canadian Club of Toronto to challenge assumptions about Canada’s oil and natural gas sector and calls for Canada to catch up with global trends. In her remarks, she will highlight Canada’s economic opportunity in producing clean and responsibly produced oil and natural gas – energy the world needs now to offset higher emitting resources.
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How Canada is Becoming a Global Leader in Telecom Competition
As consumer prices skyrocket across the country, cellphone bills are the surprising exception. Statistics Canada’s Consumer Price Index shows that wireless costs have actually fallen more in the last two quarters than they did in the last two years. This exception to the inflationary trend is being attributed to increasing competition in Canada’s telecommunications industry, driven in large part by Quebecor’s acquisition of Freedom Mobile earlier this year.
On November 14, Pierre Karl Péladeau, President and CEO of Quebecor, will address the Canadian Club Toronto on the state of competition in the sector and the benefits of an increasingly aggressive market, fueled by the emergence of Quebecor as a major national contender.
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As Ontario’s population continues to grow, so does the need to get more critical infrastructure built smarter and faster. On November 7 join Canadian Club Toronto and Ontario’s Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy to learn more about how the government is building a Strong Ontario to navigate the uncertainty of today while laying a strong fiscal foundation for future generations.
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Join us for the CAN Health Network Annual Conference 2023 to hear from some of Canada’s champions, celebrate our successes, and look to the year ahead.
AGENDA:
11:50 a.m.
Virtual link opens
12:00 p.m.
Welcome & Presentation | Dr. Dante Morra, Chair, CAN Health Network
12:20 p.m.
Canadian Success Story & Q&A | Mike Wessinger, Co-founder & Executive Chair, PointClickCare
Hosted by Shannon MacDonald, Partner, EY
1:00 p.m
5-minute break
1:05 p.m.
CAN Health Network Award Ceremony: Recognizing Network Champions
Hosted by Jennifer Sheils, Board, CAN Health Network & Vice President Strategy, Transformation & Chief Innovation Officer, Horizon Health Network
2:00 p.m.
Special Announcement
2:15 p.m.
Keynote Presentation | Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser, Four-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Resident Physician and Assistant General Manager for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
2:45 p.m.
Looking to the Future | Dr. Dante Morra, Chair, CAN Health Network
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Please join Miles Nadal, Founder and Executive Chair of Peerage Capital in conversation with transformational through leader and legendary financier, Mike Milken.
On October 11 at 4PM (ET), they will discuss Mike’s ongoing passion for accelerating progress and innovating in health care, education, and economic thought. As the founder of the Milken Centre for Advancing the American Dream, he has created a space where entrepreneurs and others can frame their vision of success in a way that benefits all.
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At this Town Hall, we will celebrate our recent accomplishments, share important updates, and set our sights on the exciting opportunities ahead. Your participation and input are valid as we shape the future of our company!
Building Ontario’s North and Advancing Meaningful Reconciliation
As Ontario strengthens its position as a global leader of responsibly sourced critical minerals, the economic opportunity for Ontario’s northern and Indigenous communities has never been greater. Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 26 to hear from Hon. Greg Rickford, Ontario’s Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Minister of Northern Development, on the provincial government’s plan to Build Ontario, attract global investment, and create economic prosperity across the North, making reconciliation real for Indigenous communities.
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Extreme weather patterns around the world have brought new urgency to the need to connect audiences to the climate story. In short: our climate is at a breaking point. In a time of news avoidance, how can newsrooms create compelling climate journalism that both connects with audiences and communicates the sobering reality of the situation? Climate solutions journalism has been one tactic, but is it working?
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Awakening Canada’s Sleeping Economic Giant
Canada has all the ingredients it needs to become a 21st century economic giant, including world-class talent, abundant natural resources and innovative businesses. And yet, in an uncertain world, the country needs leadership, partnership and a clear vision for the future if it is to meet its full potential.
Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 18 for an insightful and timely discussion on how Canada can harness its strengths to benefit all Canadians. The event begins with Goldy Hyder, President and CEO of the Business Council of Canada, who will highlight the top priorities the federal government should address in the Fall Economic Statement. The discussion continues with Annette Verschuren, Chair and CEO of NRStor Inc., who will join Mr. Hyder in a conversation focused on solutions aimed at improving the lives and livelihoods of Canadians through sustainable economic growth.
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The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is recognized annually on September 30th, to honour the lost children and survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. Hydro One will commemorate the day by hosting an Indigenous cultural awareness session to enhance Hydro One employees’ understanding of the historical atrocity’s experienced by Indigenous people and current day realities as a result of intergenerational trauma from their tragic past.
This year’s event will be held on September 29th and will address the question: What is the role of Corporate Canada, and our Role as Individuals in Advancing Reconciliation? The event will focus on how Reconciliation is changing Indigenous peoples’ and communities’ relationship with corporate Canada and Canadians.
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As a nation, we have spent 156 years fostering relationships dedicated to delivering results for our citizens. Politics, after all, serves the interests of the people. However, the rising polarization on both ends of the political spectrum presents an increasing challenge. Nevertheless, we must not forsake the collaborative efforts that have defined our country, our nation, and our society, even in the face of these difficulties.
Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 11 to hear from The Honorable Dennis King, 33rd Premier of Prince Edward Island. The Premier will engage in a conversation about the pressing issues affecting our nation and the hurdles posed by a world growing ever more divided. Joining Premier King in moderating this discussion is The Honourable Lisa Raitt, Vice Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC.
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We all acknowledge the energy sector is undergoing massive change. The OEB and our stakeholders are at the epicenter of a transformational transition. The theme for this year’s Policy Day, “Regulatory Decision-Making: Delivering Today and Planning for Tomorrow,” recognizes the regulatory needs of the energy sector today while envisioning a framework to enable the energy sector for the future.
Policy Day is the OEB’s annual opportunity to provide a progress report to the sector on our work during the current business cycle and for stakeholders to input into our forward work plan. For the 2023 forum, stakeholder input on needs and issues will help the OEB remain focused on the right priorities. The result being an OEB business plan that reflects our comprehensive understanding of regulatory considerations, from a sector point of view, within this rapidly changing energy landscape.
The OEB’s third annual Policy Day features a live stream of the OEB C-Suite in Conversation with energy transformation leader Aisha Bukhari, as well as stakeholder discussion on a range of current and emerging regulatory considerations:
EV Charging Accessibility
Continued Effectiveness of Adjudicative Policies & Intervenor Participation in the Hearing Process
Technology Transformation: Leveraging Technology Solutions to Modernize How the OEB Regulates
Developing a Benefit Cost Analysis for Local Electricity System Planning – Characterization of Societal Impacts
The Regulator’s Role in Implementing a Distribution System Operator Model in Ontario
Organizations may register for two breakout sessions. Each session may be attended by the individual selected to participate by their organization.
Participants are asked to indicate their topic preferences. Rooms will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis with the OEB doing its best to accommodate preferences.
Canadians have a significant presence in Nevada. The fact is that Canadians are the largest contingent of foreign visitors and foreign homebuyers to the state. This connection is built on our proximity, shared interests, and deep economic ties.
Canadian Club Toronto is pleased to host the Governor of Nevada, Joe Lombardo, on September 27. Joined in conversation by James Villeneuve, Senior Strategic Business Advisor at Fasken, Governor Lombardo will discuss the mutual commitment between Canada, Ontario and Nevada to uphold and strengthen their existing bilateral relations. They will discuss their commitment – as long-standing partners, allies, and friends – to upholding our deep connections in mining and gaming, and accelerating significant investment, job creation, tourism, and bilateral trade between Ontario and Nevada.
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Advancing major projects is essential for growing the economy to benefit all Canadians. But this can only be achieved through economic reconciliation, including opportunities for Indigenous ownership facilitated by access to competitive capital.
Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 28 when Alex Pourbaix, Executive Chair of Cenovus Energy, kicks off the event by sharing lessons he has learned through industry partnerships with Indigenous nations.
The event continues with Mark Podlasly, Chief Sustainability Officer at First Nations Major Project Coalition and Board Director at Hydro One, leading a discussion with First Nations and business leaders on what more needs to be done to unlock Indigenous participation in the economy to drive growth and raise living standards for future generations:
Chief Sharleen Gale – Chair of First Nations Major Project Coalition and Chief of the Fort Nelson First Nation
Ricky Fontaine – Senior Advisor with the Innu Takuaikan Uashat mak Mani-utenam
John Stackhouse – Senior Vice-President in the Office of the CEO at RBC
** This event is organized in partnership with the First Nations Major Project Coalition and the Business Council of Canada
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In 2022, the Canadian aerospace industry contributed over $27B in GDP and close to 212,000 jobs to the Canadian economy, an increase of 14,400 jobs from the previous year. Canada is the only country that ranked in the top 5 across civil flight simulator, engine, and aircraft sub- segments in 2022.* With growth and interest, how will the ever-evolving aviation industry rise to the challenges of climate change?
Join Canadian Club Toronto on October 5 for a dynamic conversation on the decarbonization of the aerospace industry with industry leaders across sectors including Deborah Flint, CEO of Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA), Benoît Schultz, CEO of Airbus Canada and Valerie Durand, Head of Investor Relations and Corporate Sustainability at Air Canada. Moderated by Anthony Norejko, President and CEO of the Canadian Business Aviation Association (CBAA), the panel will discuss the aviation industry’s zero-emission targets and associated challenges and highlight some of the industry’s current trends and opportunities for the future of aeronautics in Canada.
*Canada’s Aerospace Industry Figures 2022 by AIAC
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Join us virtually on September 6, 2023 @ 5pm (EST)
The economic outlook for Canada and the U.S. has dominated public discourse for months.
Everyone is micro-focused on inflation data, interest rates, employment numbers, wage growth and much more.
As the mid-way point of 2023 approaches, it’s time to pull all the pieces together and get a broad perspective from Dr. Benjamin Tal, Deputy Chief Economist at CIBC on the trends that will shape the second half of the year.
Please contact rshapero@peeragecapital.com with any questions.
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Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 26 when Evan Siddall, Chief Executive Officer of the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo.), discusses the Canadian Model of Pension Investment and how this revolutionary approach to managing the investments of Canadian pension beneficiaries has evolved after a generation in practice.
Evan will sit down with Sabrina Maddeaux (The National Post) to explore various themes, including the efficiency of markets and active risk management, the significance of active management justified by a trio of factors: information, mispricing, and asset allocation, and the necessity of diversification to ensure portfolios are designed to meet the needs of each plan. They will also delve into ‘fast’ and ‘slow’ investment approaches and discover the crucial advantage that Canadian pension investment managers employ toward fulfilling the long-term investment objectives required to fulfill their mandate to Canadians.
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BDC: Development that matters
Canada’s economy faces many challenges and entrepreneurship is a crucial component of its future prosperity. This calls for the contribution of all entrepreneurs and of all their talents – tasks that directly align with BDC’s development role. Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 19 when BDC President & CEO, Isabelle Hudon, will look back at the past two years and at the impact that her organization has had with entrepreneurs across the country, and discuss how these achievements are now paving the way for even bolder ambitions. After her remarks, Ms. Hudon will be joined in conversation by Amanda Lang, Host of Taking Stock, Bell Media.
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In light of the ongoing Russian war on Ukraine, there is a heightened requirement for steadfast support for Ukraine from the global business community.
Join Canadian Club Toronto on September 14, for our first event of the 2023-2024 season, when we will host an important conversation with the Ambassador of Ukraine to Canada Yuliya Kovaliv, Valeriy Kutsyy, CEO of Miratech, and Ruslan Kostetsky, Deputy Chair of the Ukrainian Association of Fintech and Innovation Companies. They will discuss the unique ways in which businesses, including the tech industry, can foster collaboration to support Ukraine now, and as they build a thriving post-war business ecosystem and country. They will also talk about the resilience of Ukraine’s IT sector which has earned international recognition.
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The Canadian government passed Bill C-18, the Online News Act, on June 22, 2023. This groundbreaking bill “aims to enhance fairness in the economic relationship between news businesses and online platforms by enhancing the bargaining position of news businesses relative to that of large and dominant digital news intermediaries. ”The Act, which comes into effect in December 2023, will require tech giants Meta and Google to make agreements with news publishers to compensate them for revenue-generating news content that appears on their sites. In response, both tech companies have announced plans to remove links from Canadian news sites from their platforms. This panel will discuss the potential implications of this legislation for journalists, news outlets, news consumers and Canadian democracy.
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It only takes one email, a 30 second call, or one social media DM for her to hack you and gain access to your money, data, and systems. Rachel, CEO of SocialProof Security, and a Friendly Hacker, executes social engineering attacks for a living and uses her real-life ethical hacking stories to keep organizations up to date on the methods criminals use to trick people. In this webinar, she’ll break down recent cyberattacks in the news, and you’ll learn:
How social engineers trick you into providing sensitive information.
How to defend against the latest hacking methods.
How to protect yourself and Hydro One from cybercriminals through tales from the field and live hacking demos.
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Join our host and newly appointed GTA Business Enablement Leader, Andrea Milo, as she shares our accomplishments and her reflections from FY23, including big impacts and opportunities for growth. She will also highlight priorities and things to look forward to for FY24.
Join Monika Manza, GTA Advisory Business Unit Leader, and special guests for this year’s GTA Advisory Town Hall! Our virtual session will provide a look back at FY23 results, recognize our people, and look ahead to what’s new and exciting for FY24.
For the past few years, we’ve seen our business change in ways we could never have imagined. Our practice continues to develop and grow as we identify new opportunities as a result of global change, the emergence of new technologies and evolving client expectations. All of this change has supercharged our business and the way tax and law drive forward, creating limitless opportunities.
We are reinventing the world of Tax and Law. Through the work we do, the clients we work with, our ESG lens, our digital capabilities, and our super collaborative mindset, we are able to supercharge our momentum and be a driving force in the market. Are you ready to be a part of the change? Join us for our GTA Tax and Law FY24 Town hall session.
Paul Simonetta, GTA Audit Business Unit Leader, and guest speakers celebrate the achievements of FY23 and share the future of Audit in FY24. Join us for an engaging Town Hall that will inspire you with a future of limitless opportunities within GTA Audit.
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