Upcoming CanSIA and Partner Events
CanSIA Conferences and Events
As part of CanSIA's role of facilitating and promoting the responsible and sustainable growth of solar energy, the Association regularly hosts the largest and most influential solar industry events across Canada.
At Solar Canada 2014, CanSIA announced a long-term partnership with Hannover Fairs USA (HFUSA), the U.S. subsidiary to Deutsche Messe, to expand and strengthen its annual conference and trade shows.
At Solar Canada 2014, CanSIA announced a long-term partnership with Hannover Fairs USA (HFUSA), the U.S. subsidiary to Deutsche Messe, to expand and strengthen its annual conference and trade shows.
Electricity Transformation Canada 2020
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On June 27, 2019, the Canadian Solar Industries Association (CanSIA) and the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) announced a joint partnership with Hannover Fairs (Canada) Inc. to create a unique new industry event that is dedicated to exploring the opportunities and challenges for wind energy, solar energy, energy storage, and other complementary technologies. These technologies will play a critical role in transforming Canada to a low carbon economy that makes increasing use of clean, affordable, and reliable renewable electricity.
For more information about Electricity Transformation Canada, please visit electricitytransformation.ca. |
Partner Events
Due to the rapid spread of COVID-19, many of the events below may be postponed or cancelled. If you are interested in, or have registered for one of these events, please consult the official event website or contact the event organizers for updates. CanSIA is not actively tracking cancellations for partner events. For more information on COVID-19, click here.
Advanced Business Match and American Business Match events
ABM is an Indigenous company that connects decision makers to create opportunities for business. They fuse Indigenous business and non-Indigenous business into just: business. At ABM events, Indigenous and non-Indigenous community and business leaders meet potential partners for projects in industries that range from natural resources to construction, tourism services and supply, manufacturing, retail and more, as they look to forge sustainable, prosperous futures.
Events take place on traditional territories in major cities across Canada. They are a highly efficient way to connect commercial interests and drive economic growth. To keep business moving forward while we stay at home to combat COVID-19, ABM has recently created new proprietary software that enables delegates to meet online.
ABM’s results-driven structure makes it hyper-productive. Here’s how it works: ABM ensures their projects and goals are a fit for the tailored ABM Indigenous network. Once registered, ABM delegates prepare potential business matches by reviewing detailed online profiles and selecting appointments with each other. These usually translate into 20-minute meetings that take place face to face on the trade show floor – this year, for some events, those meetings take place online first, and later in person.
ABM Indigenous: West 2020
In partnership with Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc and Indigenous Tourism BC
Online: May 12 to 13
In Person (date TBC): July 20 - 22
Secwepemc Territory, Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops BC
ABM Indigenous: Vancouver Island 2020
In partnership with the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations
Online: May 26 & 27
In Person: November 2 – 4
Lekwungen Terrority, Songhees Wellness Centre, Victoria BC
ABM Indigenous: Southern Ontario
In partnership with the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation
Online: June 9 – 10
In Person: November 30 – December 2 In Person
Six Nations Territory, The Gathering Place, Ohsweken, ON,
ABM Indigenous: Northern Ontario
In partnership with the City of Sudbury, Sagamok First Nation and Waubetek Business Development Corporation
In Person: August 24 - 26, 2020
Robinson-Huron Treaty Territory, Holiday Inn Sudbury, ON
ABM Indigenous: Alberta
In partnership with Louis Bull Tribe
In Person:
October 5 – 7, 2020
Treaty 6 & 7 Territory, Westerner Park, Red Deer Alberta
ABM Indigenous: Lower Mainland 2020
In partnership with Seyem’ Business Group and the Township of Langley
November 23 – 25
Kwantlen, Katzie, Semiahmoo Territory, Langley Events Centre, BC
Events take place on traditional territories in major cities across Canada. They are a highly efficient way to connect commercial interests and drive economic growth. To keep business moving forward while we stay at home to combat COVID-19, ABM has recently created new proprietary software that enables delegates to meet online.
ABM’s results-driven structure makes it hyper-productive. Here’s how it works: ABM ensures their projects and goals are a fit for the tailored ABM Indigenous network. Once registered, ABM delegates prepare potential business matches by reviewing detailed online profiles and selecting appointments with each other. These usually translate into 20-minute meetings that take place face to face on the trade show floor – this year, for some events, those meetings take place online first, and later in person.
ABM Indigenous: West 2020
In partnership with Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc and Indigenous Tourism BC
Online: May 12 to 13
In Person (date TBC): July 20 - 22
Secwepemc Territory, Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops BC
ABM Indigenous: Vancouver Island 2020
In partnership with the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations
Online: May 26 & 27
In Person: November 2 – 4
Lekwungen Terrority, Songhees Wellness Centre, Victoria BC
ABM Indigenous: Southern Ontario
In partnership with the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation
Online: June 9 – 10
In Person: November 30 – December 2 In Person
Six Nations Territory, The Gathering Place, Ohsweken, ON,
ABM Indigenous: Northern Ontario
In partnership with the City of Sudbury, Sagamok First Nation and Waubetek Business Development Corporation
In Person: August 24 - 26, 2020
Robinson-Huron Treaty Territory, Holiday Inn Sudbury, ON
ABM Indigenous: Alberta
In partnership with Louis Bull Tribe
In Person:
October 5 – 7, 2020
Treaty 6 & 7 Territory, Westerner Park, Red Deer Alberta
ABM Indigenous: Lower Mainland 2020
In partnership with Seyem’ Business Group and the Township of Langley
November 23 – 25
Kwantlen, Katzie, Semiahmoo Territory, Langley Events Centre, BC
