Meetups, workshops, summits, and online sessions from organizations right across the country. We keep the next two weeks in front, and the rest of the season below.
Every entry links straight to the organizer. Costs are shown as the organizer published them — where a price is not published, that is what it says, and it does not mean free.
Explore autonomous AI agents through examples and discussion, and meet local builders, students, and curious newcomers.
Join a moderated conversation on how AI and emerging technologies affect people, mental health, and communities, while supporting MDAM’s work.
Explore how AI agents work, practical workflows, and deployment considerations including privacy, permissions, evaluation, and change management.
Discuss responsible AI in mental health care, including implementation, patient trust, accountability, and the perspectives of people involved in care.
Gain an introduction to machine-learning concepts and how modern AI approaches are changing data-science work.
Explore the leadership decisions behind AI adoption, including direction, vendors, safeguards, and the effects of change on people.
Explore AI tools in software-development workflows, including testing, deployment, and web or cloud applications.
Meet academic advisers and student researchers to learn about research opportunities, supervision, and Mila’s collaborative environment.
Meet data and AI practitioners to explore practical impact, assumptions, bias, trust, and accountable data work across teams.
Build AI-assisted solutions to local challenges with a small team, meet collaborators, and demonstrate what you create.
Examine AI governance across media, culture, justice, social services, and health, exploring how sector-specific needs shape responsible practice.
Learn practical prompting and office applications of AI while considering privacy, bias, and unreliable outputs.
Join a lunchtime introduction to business applications of large language models.
See demonstrations of real-world AI applications and connect with professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and AI enthusiasts.
Meet AI researchers, businesses, startups, and decision-makers through conferences, demonstrations, and networking across Canada’s AI ecosystem.
Explore structured Copilot-in-Excel workflows, reusable tasks, validation, and controls for more dependable AI-assisted work.
Discover what AI is and explore its applications in everyday life in an introductory public workshop.
Practise workplace AI use and explore prompting, privacy, governance, and workflows relevant to organizational roles.
Practise AI-assisted communication, planning, organization, and content creation while considering ethics, privacy, and AI limitations.
Explore how AI is changing education, workplace learning, skills, and organizations through case studies, workshops, and demonstrations.
Join the Toronto AI community for learning and connections with other people exploring AI.
Explore how to build an AI agent and establish practical safeguards for its use.
Explore software-development practice, including AI-related sessions on accessibility, guardrails, security, and adoption.
Discuss the responsible use of AI in marketing and its implications for practitioners.
Explore AI applications, process improvement, validation, and compliance through case studies in regulated life sciences.
Connect with founders, professionals, investors, and innovators through a technology festival that includes AI conversations and applications.
Explore governance for AI adoption in Canadian health care, including visibility, risk, compliance, and secure use of agents.
Explore communication, teamwork, adaptability, and judgment through an experimental workforce platform using AI and immersive challenges.
Learn about BRIDGE Impact’s developing reconciliation technology and the activities it aims to support.
Hear young founders discuss real AI adoption decisions, human involvement, and lessons from building businesses, followed by questions and networking.
Build introductory AI knowledge and consider privacy, bias, accuracy, and responsible use in everyday work.
Learn AI basics in plain language and build an AI tool around a real business task, with attention to context and business risk.
Join a cultural gathering and restoration fundraiser that includes the launch of AI-related reconciliation technology.
Discuss the evolution of Victoria’s technology community and lessons that may shape opportunities in the AI era.
Explore how AI can support employee engagement while keeping leadership, culture, judgment, and its limitations in view.
Explore responsible AI in journalism, including ethics, trust, and misinformation, with attendance at Université Laval or online.
Explore AI in public-sector finance, where human judgment remains essential, and how people and teams can adapt to change.
Discover AI tools for exploring destinations, planning itineraries, and organizing travel budgets through everyday examples.
Explore nonprofit oversight and AI readiness, including privacy, confidentiality, accuracy, and organizational policies.
Explore how hospitals can move AI from pilots into practice through workflow design, data readiness, governance, and clinician trust.
Explore enterprise AI and data applications, governance, human expertise, and public trust through business discussions and networking.
Bring an idea to a casual gathering for AI-assisted building, exchange help, and work alongside local learners and creators.
Connect with health researchers, system leaders, and founders to discuss AI validation, quality, and deployment in care.
Explore how a public data collection could support French-language content and strengthen cultural and digital sovereignty in the era of generative AI.
Connect around AI innovation in health and life sciences and the translation of ideas into practice.
Meet employers offering AI-related internships and jobs in computing, software, data science, and operations research.
Explore nonprofit oversight and AI readiness, including privacy, confidentiality, accuracy, and organizational policies.
Meet local AI builders for demonstrations, questions, and hands-on exploration.
Discuss British Columbia’s contribution to Canada’s AI transparency consultation and meet people working across technology, education, culture, and public service.
Explore digital sovereignty, cloud, cybersecurity, AI, and infrastructure through sessions, a technology fair, and networking.
Examine equitable assessment in the age of AI, with attention to student agency, professional judgment, and classroom practice.
Explore the Model Context Protocol ecosystem and the development of reliable AI agents through technical talks, demonstrations, and networking.
Explore AI implementation, financial security, workforce change, and innovation in public-sector finance, with a CFO panel and peer networking.
See local AI startup demonstrations, ask questions, and meet people building new products and businesses.
Connect AI talent and recruiting organizations through in-person meetings, virtual interviews, and employer questions and answers.
Identify a useful starting point for AI around organizational goals, employee support, sales, and customer relationships.
Explore where AI fits in an early-stage business and use a practical prompt to challenge assumptions and test an idea.
Explore responsible AI, digital sovereignty, culture, cybersecurity, and community needs through multidisciplinary conversations and networking.
Explore organizational AI adoption, governance, and trustworthy deployment with business and technology leaders.
Explore practical AI governance, the human side of organizational change, and business adoption through talks, a panel, and networking.
Explore free AI applications for everyday planning, travel, and finding savings.
Explore AI basics, types of AI, and everyday applications. No AI background is required; participants should know the basics of using their device.
Examine values embedded in AI, including fairness, bias, transparency, cultural perspectives, and environmental effects.
Learn about requesting research supervision at Mila and ask academic advisers about the application process.
Connect across sectors to examine responsible AI, accountability, equity, Indigenous data sovereignty, health, and public participation.
Connect with Manitoba’s business, research, technology, government, and student communities around AI adoption, governance, and practical applications.
Explore inclusive leadership and the future of work in the age of AI, alongside workplace equity and inclusion themes.
Explore digital public services, responsible AI, and accountability through government innovation discussions and connections.
Work through physical AI and computer-vision examples, including datasets, model training, and evaluation, alongside local practitioners.
Explore technical and linguistic challenges in generative AI for workplace language learning, including Quebec accents and synthetic training data.
Explore how founders and operators can apply AI to business workflows and operational bottlenecks.
Examine AI, misinformation, journalism, democratic participation, and digital inclusion through interdisciplinary research and discussion.
Explore AI through conversations, creative work, and practical discovery with builders, artists, educators, and community members.
Discover AI and generative AI, how people use these tools, and the issues to consider.
Learn about requesting research supervision at Mila and ask academic advisers about the application process.
Researched and checked on September 6, 2026. This is a curated snapshot, not a guarantee of every AI event in Canada. Dates, prices, and availability change, and events may have waitlists, closed registration, or eligibility requirements — always confirm with the organizer before you travel or pay. Know an event we should add? Tell us.
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