Mining & Critical Minerals Canada Conference & Exhibition

The Mining & Critical Minerals Canada Conference & Exhibition is a premier international event that brings together the full critical minerals value chain to explore the opportunities, challenges, and innovations shaping the future of Canada's mining industry. Held in Toronto, the conference provides a forum for collaboration among mining companies, government leaders, investors, Indigenous organizations, technology providers, equipment manufacturers, engineering firms, researchers, and financial institutions. More than 200 senior executives and stakeholders from over 20 countries are expected to participate.

The conference focuses on Canada's role in the global energy transition, with discussions covering critical minerals strategy, mining investment, exploration, project financing, ESG, clean energy, digital transformation, technology commercialization, responsible resource development, and resilient supply chains. Through keynote presentations, expert panels, and industry discussions, participants gain insights into market trends, policy developments, and emerging opportunities across the mining sector.

In addition to the conference program, the event features a free exhibition showcasing innovative mining technologies, equipment, and services from companies around the world. Attendees can participate in business matchmaking, one-to-one meetings, speed networking, and networking receptions designed to foster new partnerships and investment opportunities. These activities make the event an ideal venue for connecting technology developers with mining companies, investors, and government organizations.

For CEMI and MICA, the conference provides an excellent platform to showcase Canadian mining innovation, identify commercialization opportunities, recruit new network members, build relationships with mine operators and technology developers, and strengthen partnerships that support the deployment of innovative mining technologies across Canada's critical minerals ecosystem.