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The Canadian Climate Investor Conference is June 9, 2026

Join us for this year's Canadian Climate Investor Conference at the TMX Market Centre in Toronto, where we continue our mission to connect growth-oriented public companies with the essential retail and institutional capital driving Canada's sustainable economy. This high-impact forum is designed to showcase the compelling stories shaping the nation's future for investors focused on the clean technology, renewable and future energy sectors.

We are pleased to confirm our exciting and timely panel lineup:

  • The Circular Edge: Upcycling Complex Waste Streams into High-Value Energy and Industrial Feedstocks
  • Green Royalty 2.0: High-Margin Capital Models and Tier-1 Backing in the Decarbonization Sector
  • The Energy Bedrock: Securing North American Supply Chains for Batteries and the Nuclear Renaissance
  • Industrial Resilience: Proprietary Tech Driving Margin Expansion and Deep Decarbonization

Don't miss this exciting day of strategic insights and valuable connections.

Investors can register to attend here and you can view the participating companies here.

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