- April 29 – May 1, 2026
- Sheraton Centre, Toronto
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Register Now for #FNMPC2026
Register now to take advantage of our early-bird promotions and recieve updates on the 9th Annual FNMPC conference taking place April 29 – May 1, 2026.
The Next Seven Generations: Our Shared Future
Bringing together Indigenous leaders, business, and government to shape lasting prosperity
As Canada redefines its economic, political, and environmental relationships beyond North America, it’s clear that Indigenous principles and leadership must guide the path forward—ensuring today’s decisions create lasting benefits for today and the next seven generations.
Join over 1,800 delegates from Indigenous Nations, government, industry, and finance to challenge assumptions, share knowledge, and advance real-world solutions.
Register Now for #FNMPC2026
Register now to take advantage of our early-bird promotions and recieve updates on the 9th Annual FNMPC conference, taking place April 29 – May 1, 2026.
Delegates
Companies
Keynote & Speakers
Indigenous Representatives
In Numbers
Conversations will be guided by the seven-generation principle, a teaching from the Great Law of the Haudenosaunee that calls on us to ensure today’s decisions create benefits for today and the next seven generations.
Introducing the 2026 Co-hosts
Introducing the 2026 Co-hosts
2025 Speakers
FNMPC 2025 INSIGHTS
Explore insights and ideas from industry, government and Indigenous leaders shared during the previous FNMPC 2025 conference on how the integration of Indigenous principles in business is a strategic advantage that benefits Indigenous and commercial interest in highly competitive global markets.
Indigenous communities impact on the cross-national transportation and value chain
HOw can wellbeing of Indigenous peoples ensures sustainable enterprises and operations for all stakeholders
Financial tools and strategies to prioritize economic reconciliation efforts
The evolution of capital markets to meet demand for investments that align with Indigenous rights and reconciliation
Get Involved
Become a Sponsor
Sponsors of the conference are focused on advancing progressive Indigenous business initiatives, promoting meaningful Indigenous inclusion in major developments, and articulating Indigenous perspectives concerning ESG investment standards and sustainable business practices.
Volunteer
Volunteers at the FNMPC conference get to learn from leading experts and showcase Indigenous-industry deals from around the world. We invite you to come learn how major projects, done right, can provide lasting environmental, social, and economic benefit to all.
Media & Press
Journalists, reporters and editors from relevant printed or electronic publications may be accredited as media delegates to cover stories on the FNMPC 2026 Conference. Subscribe to be on the FNMPC media press release list.
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Every year, FNMPC convenes industry, government, and Indigenous leaders to unlocking Indigenous potential towards builidng our future sustainable economy. Share your project ideas, solutions, and experiences with our online community now.
