Globe Forum 2026

Building a Clean and Competitive Canadian Economy

Globe Forum returns re-charged for 2026, taking place February 23-25, 2026, at the JW Marriott in Vancouver. Given the challenges Canadian companies face, this focused gathering provides new tools, partnerships, and strategies to stay competitive and resilient. This February, participants will collaborate to unlock strategies helping organizations thrive while accelerating a clean, competitive Canada through partnerships, deals, and actionable insights.

Why Attend

Globe Forum brings back what participants love most: a big-tent, non-partisan gathering where industry executives, innovators, policymakers, Indigenous leaders, and practitioners tackle Canada's toughest challenges together. This isn't just another conference—it's where real work gets done collaboratively, future-proofing businesses while advancing Canada's greatest opportunities to build a clean and competitive economy.

Conference Experience

The re-designed format responds to evolving needs through multiple engagement formats:

Leadership Tables: Executive and decision-maker forums driving collaboration on strategic challenges and opportunities.

Solution Space and Learning Lab Sessions: Practical sessions for on-the-ground practitioners implementing clean economy solutions and competitive strategies.

High-Impact Networking: Opportunities connecting partners and decision-makers for meaningful business relationships and collaborations.

Immersive Experiences: Interactive sessions sparking collaboration and innovation across industries and sectors.

Real-Time Insights: Dialogue shaped by current challenges and opportunities facing Canadian businesses and economy.

What to Expect

This three-day Vancouver gathering delivers focused programming addressing how Canadian companies can maintain global competitiveness while advancing clean economy transitions. Through Leadership Tables, Solution Space sessions, Learning Labs, and networking opportunities, participants unlock partnerships, develop strategies, and identify practical approaches to building resilient, competitive businesses. The big-tent format ensures diverse perspectives from industry, government, Indigenous communities, and innovation sectors converge to address Canada's economic challenges and opportunities collaboratively.