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Trade show prep tips.
Read more: Trade show prep tips.There are plenty of trade events across Canada in the months ahead, covering various industries – health, architecture, telecom, and more. (We’ve already posted the April, May, and June schedules.) We continually endorse these shows as great gateways into a new market – and they are, but getting the most out of your preferred event…
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Automation in Canadian construction.
Read more: Automation in Canadian construction.Canada’s construction sector is one of the biggest contributors to the national economy, representing approximately 7.4% of (and contributing $151 billion to) the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). It encompasses many activities, including residential, non-residential, infrastructure, and industrial construction. In recent years, the sector has been characterized by strong demand for infrastructure projects, sustainability, and…
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What’s on June ’25.
Read more: What’s on June ’25.Every month we present a list of trade (and consumer) events happening across Canada. We do this because they’re an excellent entry point into a new market; they give visitors and exhibitors a chance to make connections, find new products/services, and learn about industry trends. Below is a list of Canadian trade events happening in…
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Wisconsin’s 2025 mission participants.
Read more: Wisconsin’s 2025 mission participants.Trade missions are very important; small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are significant contributors to any economy, and accessing new markets is a good way to keep them strong. Wisconsin’s 2025 Global Trade Mission: Canada will run from April 6 to 11, with stops in Vancouver, British Columbia and Calgary, Alberta, allowing participants to learn about –…
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Tariffs are in place.
Read more: Tariffs are in place.On March 4, the US imposed tariffs of 25% on Canadian goods and 10% on Canadian energy exports bound for the US. (A previously-announced 25% tariff on aluminum and steel is expected to take effect on March 12.) In response, the Government of Canada announced retaliatory measures featuring a 25% tariff on $30 billion in…
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Canada’s supplemented food sector.
Read more: Canada’s supplemented food sector.According to Tree of Life, “Health is top of mind for many Canadians, with 45% adopting a forward-looking outlook on their personal and always looking for ways to improve their health.” Consequently, they are taking actionable steps in multiple ways, including tried-and-true methods – getting more sleep, exercise, water, vitamins, and whole foods, while reducing sugar…
