You’re invited to the University of Saskatchewan’s PAW 2026 Congress
Register today for the University of Saskatchewan's PAW 2026 International Congress, October 20-22, 2026.
You’re invited! Responsible minerals, sustainable energy, and community engagement are important areas shaping Canada's next chapter. Don't miss the opportunity to join the conversation at the University of Saskatchewan PAW 2026 International Congress, October 20-22, 2026.
Tickets are on sale with early-bird prices available!
About PAW 2026:
This year’s theme is "Critical connections: The path to responsible minerals, sustainable energy and thriving communities." The three-day event will showcase the responsible development of energy and mining projects, solutions, and technologies to support thriving, healthy communities for a sustainable future. The program directly aligns with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and will inform, connect, and bring together people from the community, academia, government, and industry.
What you'll experience:
PAW 2026 will feature:
- Captivating and timely keynote speakers.
- Engaging plenary panel sessions highlighting workforce development, the Well-being Economy and energy security.
- A diverse mix of concurrent sessions.
- Networking with thought leaders from government, academia, industry, civil society, Indigenous groups, investors, innovators and community organizations.
- One-of-a-kind special events including a congress reception with delicious food and beautiful views and a public lecture featuring an inspiring guest speaker.
- A poster session featuring some of USask’s shining students, postdoctoral fellows and members from our international partner universities.
- Riveting insight into policies and partnership models to advance and streamline clean technologies, energy transition, emissions and reductions in Canada and the world.
We invite you to mark your calendars and register today! Join us in Saskatoon this Fall as we work together to shape Canada's future in advancing sustainable development in critical minerals, energy, and communities.
For more information, visit the PAW 2026 webpage.