In this article
Explore mineral projects, meet exploration companies and discuss project finance with geoscientists, investors and suppliers. This guide helps you decide whether its audience fits your objective and what to confirm before planning a visit.
Upcoming. Some activities take place at the Fairmont Royal York. Check the venue for each session.
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Dates, venue and edition status
Use these details to identify the edition being discussed. Information marked unconfirmed or historical is not a current booking instruction.
| Detail | Current basis |
|---|---|
| Dates | 7–10 March 2027 |
| Location | Toronto, Canada |
| Venue | Metro Toronto Convention Centre |
| Focus | Exploration & investment |
| Status | Upcoming |
| Source review | ; unresolved details remain qualified above. |
The announced date range identifies the event, not the hours of every session or exhibition hall. Match travel and meeting plans to the final programme for the activities your pass includes.
Who is PDAC Convention useful for?
Exploration companies, geoscientists and project investors are the core audience. A mineral project owner can use the convention to discuss geological evidence and development plans, while a technical supplier can identify exploration teams with a relevant field programme.
What to expect from the programme
The convention brings together presentations, technical learning, exhibits and networking. For a project owner, the useful distinction is between explaining the geology and discussing how the next stage will be financed; those conversations need different evidence and different meetings.
Tickets, registration and access
A current, edition-specific price comparison is not established in this guide. Use the organizer’s live registration page to check the category available to you, what it includes and its payment terms. Conference, exhibition, short-course and meeting access may be different products.
Before paying, confirm the badge category, the sessions or meetings it covers, and whether any activity needs a separate booking. Keep the registration confirmation and the organizer’s current terms with your travel plan. This directory does not make a ticket-price or admission guarantee.
Venue and travel planning
Metro Toronto Convention Centre is the main location, but some activities use the Fairmont Royal York. Build your schedule around the venue shown for each session rather than assuming every meeting is in one building.
Choose accommodation after confirming the venue and the first and last activities you plan to attend. Ask the organizer or venue about accessibility and any equipment-demonstration requirements relevant to your visit; no edition-specific access policy is established in this guide.
A practical way to prepare
An exploration company preparing a drilling campaign could shortlist contractors and potential funding partners separately. Bring a concise geological summary, the work already completed and a clearly defined next-stage budget, then arrange meetings before the convention.
Write down the question each meeting needs to answer and the evidence you will exchange. After the event, record the agreed next action, responsible person and information still required. That turns a useful introduction into a decision you can follow through.
A question before you book
Does one convention location cover every activity?
No. The convention identifies the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and the Fairmont Royal York among its locations. Check individual sessions, short courses and receptions before planning transfers; a programme location is more useful than a general hotel-to-venue distance.
Is this the right event for your next step?
Choose PDAC Convention if its audience and programme can move a specific project, procurement or partnership decision forward. Start with the meetings you need, check the relevant pass and session schedule, and define the follow-up work you want each conversation to produce.
Official sources and review basis
This guide was reviewed on 29 October 2026. Organizer pages support the edition information where retrievable; unverified or conflicting details are identified beside the claim. Practical preparation examples are Bart Mining’s guidance, not promises from an event organizer. Attendance totals and pass prices are omitted where a current, comparable basis has not been established.
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