Curated Canadian technology events and recent research worth citing, plus what our NimbleStride AI division is developing. Looking for our brochure and service one-pagers? They're on the Service & product guides page.
A curated list of notable Canadian technology, IT and cybersecurity conferences · last updated 2026-10-26. Past events drop off automatically. Dates are gathered from public sources and can change — always confirm with the organizer before you book.
Recent Canadian reports and surveys on technology and business — useful references for your own business case · last updated 2026-10-22. Each link opens the original publisher; we don't host these documents.
Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG and Accenture — Canadian firms only.
KPMG's pre-budget survey of 346 Canadian business leaders finds most expect a growth-friendly budget and rank domestic competitiveness reforms above a U.S. trade deal, though smaller firms are less confident their needs will be met.
A KPMG survey of 519 Canadian public servants shows AI use climbing year over year, strong backing for buying Canadian AI and sovereign data storage, and persistent gaps in governance and AI skills.
PwC's 2026 holiday outlook survey of Canadians shows planned spending down and the share planning to use AI tools for shopping research climbing sharply.
Deloitte's quarterly Canadian forecast trims its growth outlook as renewed U.S. tariffs weigh on business investment and consumer spending.
The first of a four-part Deloitte series treating regulatory reform as a lever for Canadian productivity and investment.
Three in four Canadian students use generative AI for schoolwork, while most educators say the system isn't preparing them for AI-enabled workplaces.
Most of 300 Canadian leaders report AI productivity gains but judge value mainly on efficiency; ungoverned AI use and data quality remain key risks.
Drawing on CIRA's 2026 survey of Canadian cyber decision-makers, this piece shows most want security data kept in Canada and many are re-evaluating foreign vendors, with sovereignty often ranked ahead of price.
BDC's survey of 2,500 Canadian SME owners finds nearly nine in ten took steps to raise productivity this year and expansion is now the top priority for almost half, even after new U.S. tariffs.
A survey of 500+ Canadian cyber decision-makers finds budgets rising while confidence in their adequacy slips, and most prefer vendors that keep data in Canada.
BDC estimates planned major projects could channel hundreds of billions in new work to Canadian small and mid-sized firms by 2030, with financing and capacity as the main hurdles.
Statistics Canada examines which industries and business sizes plan to use AI over the next year, noting adoption has tended to outpace earlier plans.
Statistics Canada's latest survey of Canadian businesses, including plans to adopt AI over the next 12 months and reported data-theft incidents.
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