📅 Event Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 11:45 AM – 1:30 PM (livestream starts about 12:40 PM)
📍 One King West Hotel, 1 King St W, Toronto, ON
🏢 Hosted by Canadian Club Toronto
Overview
A conversation on First Nations ownership of businesses, investments and major projects, and access to the capital behind them, moderated by the Bank of Canada’s Senior Deputy Governor.
Good to know
- Cost: Free to watch online (livestream); $145 in person (sold out)
- Speakers: Chief Margaret Sault and Councillor Larry Sault (Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation); Bill Lomax, CEO, First Nations Bank of Canada; moderated by Carolyn Rogers, Bank of Canada
- Format: Lunch/breakfast talk in person, or livestream
What it’s about
- First Nations ownership of businesses and major projects
- Access to capital and financial institutions
- An announcement on expanding First Nations participation in the economy
Why it’s worth going
- Hear senior business and policy leaders speak directly, then take questions
- The livestream is free, so you can watch from anywhere
- Useful context for economics, finance and policy courses and interviews
Before you go
- Pick the virtual ticket on the event page to watch free
- The free livestream link is emailed after you register for a virtual ticket.
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Posted October 20, 2026