IR Magazine Awards – Canada
Celebrating IR Excellence

Wednesday, April 5, 2023

The Ritz Carlton, Toronto

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About the awards

The IR Magazine Awards – Canada 2023 will take place on Wednesday, April 5 in Toronto. This very special event honors excellence in the investor relations profession across Canada and we are excited to welcome everyone for an evening of fine food and lots of celebrating!

Since the annual event first launched in 1996, tens of thousands of analysts and investors have voted in the surveys that fuels the awards. The result: vital benchmarking information on which companies do the best IR. In recent years, the awards program has expanded to recognize more aspects of an IRO’s role as we add new categories to the list and give IR teams the opportunity to nominate themselves.

By popular demand, we presented two types of award categories – researched and nominated – both celebrating the success of those individuals and companies that are leading the way in IR across Canada.

For our researched categories, companies do not submit nominations. Instead, hundreds of analysts and investors cast their votes and give their opinions on which companies provide the best IR service. In our nominated categories, companies submit written entries to articulate their success and achievements from the past year, giving any publicly listed company the opportunity to be considered for an award.

Awards-by-nomination Awards-by-research

Timings

All times displayed are in Eastern Time (ET)
Please note: timings are subject to change

Awards by nomination

For our awards-by-nomination categories, individuals and companies are given the opportunity to submit written entries, free of charge, to be put forward to a panel of expert judges made up of investment professionals and IR Magazine editorial team members.

The entry deadline for 2023 nominations has now passed and we are no longer accepting entries. We will be in touch with all submitters from January onwards.

Please note that categories are subject to change based on the final number of submissions received. Some categories may be split by market cap size.

View the full list of 2022 winners by clicking here

Nominated categories
How the winners are chosen

Best crisis management

Have you recently dealt with an unexpected event threatening your company's business or reputation? Tell us about your ‘crisis ready’ plan, the strategy you implemented when the storm hit, and how the IR team’s actions successfully protected or restored shareholder value.

Best ESG reporting (large cap)

Companies face growing demands to inform investors about the risk and opportunities - they face from a range of ESG issues. Describe how your company was able to meet the demands of shareholders looking for substance in ESG reporting? Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best ESG reporting (mid-cap)

Companies face growing demands to inform investors about the risk and opportunities - they face from a range of ESG issues. Describe how your company was able to meet the demands of shareholders looking for substance in ESG reporting? Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best ESG reporting (small cap)

Companies face growing demands to inform investors about the risk and opportunities - they face from a range of ESG issues. Describe how your company was able to meet the demands of shareholders looking for substance in ESG reporting? Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best innovation in shareholder communications

In this catch-all category, judges are looking for IR teams who have had to think out of the box in the past 12-18 months to update their shareholder communications campaign and keep up with the evolving needs and wants of the investor community. We’re looking for that tiny little spark of innovation that sets your company apart!

Best investor event (large cap)

Did you hold a capital markets day, site visit or other investor event that made your company stand out from the crowd? Tell us how you came up with an original initiative, the way you managed its organization, and how your audience’s expectations were met; audience feedback is also welcome. Both virtual and in-person events can be considered for this award. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best investor event (mid-cap)

Did you hold a capital markets day, site visit or other investor event that made your company stand out from the crowd? Tell us how you came up with an original initiative, the way you managed its organization, and how your audience’s expectations were met; audience feedback is also welcome. Both virtual and in-person events can be considered for this award. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best investor event (small cap)

Did you hold a capital markets day, site visit or other investor event that made your company stand out from the crowd? Tell us how you came up with an original initiative, the way you managed its organization, and how your audience’s expectations were met; audience feedback is also welcome. Both virtual and in-person events can be considered for this award. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best IR during a corporate transaction

How did your IR team go above and beyond to support a recent corporate transaction? Let us know the details. We’ll be looking at the IR team’s involvement in crafting/releasing the messaging for the financial markets and how it organized outreach and dialogue to gain approval from key shareholders.

Best IR website

The IR website is the first point of contact for an IRO’s audience. We want to hear from companies that have developed a best-in-class website displaying top-notch customer experience, engaging content that meets analysts’ and investors’ needs, and multiplatform access.

Best use of technology & social media for IR

Are you a tech-savvy IRO always looking out for cutting-edge technological solutions for IR? Describe the innovative ways you have incorporated video, audio, infographics or webcasts into your IR program. Judges will be looking for evidence of heightened investor and analyst engagement via these channels.

Rising star

This award seeks to honor individuals who bring fresh thinking and a unique approach to the profession. This category is open to anyone who has been working in IR for less than 10 years and has less than 15 years of professional experience.

The awards-by-nomination categories differ from our traditional researched awards, as individuals and companies are given the opportunity to submit written entries, free of charge, to be put forward to a panel of expert judges made up of investment professionals and IR Magazine editorial team members.

The judging process consists of three simple phases:

Phase one: Once the entry deadline has passed, the IR Magazine editorial team reviews all submissions and produces the short list

Phase two: The short-listed entries are shared with an independent judging panel made up of industry experts. The judges review each short-listed entry and select their top two picks per category

Phase three: The judges come together to discuss, debate and select the final list of winners who will go on to win an award

The judges’ votes are not made public, but their comments may be published in articles or reports after the event. Judges are not required to make comments against every submission.

Meet the judges

We are delighted to announce our judging panel for the 2023 awards! Click on each photo below to find out more.

Brian Christie
Former vice president, investor relations
Agnico Eagle Mines

Mr. Christie served as the Vice President of Investor Relations at Agnico Eagle Mines from December 2012 until July 2022. During his tenure at Agnico Eagle, the company was consistently recognized as having one of the top Investor Relations programs across all industries in Canada. Mr. Christie is currently retained by Agnico Eagle as a Senior Advisor, Investor Relations.

From 2016 until 2021 he served as an Independent Director (including 2 years as Board Chair and Compensation Committee Chair) of the Denver Gold Group, a Colorado based not-for-profit association owned by its member gold companies who control most of the world’s precious metal output and mineral assets.

Before joining Agnico Eagle, he worked for over 17 years in the investment industry, primarily as a precious and base metals mining analyst with Desjardins Securities, National Bank Financial, Canaccord Capital and HSBC Securities. Prior to this, Mr. Christie spent 13 years in the mining industry as a geologist for a variety of mining companies, including Homestake, Billiton, Falconbridge Copper and Newmont Mining. Mr. Christie holds a BSc. in Geology (University of Toronto) and an MSc. in Geology (Queen’s University) and is a member of the Canadian Investor Relations Institute (CIRI) and the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI).
Lorne Gorber
Senior advisor and Quebec lead
LodeRock

Lorne Gorber is a bilingual executive with nearly 20 years of success leading global strategic reputation management initiatives within large, global, and publicly-traded companies.

Top Gun ranked by Brendan Wood for multiple years, Lorne is recognized leader in the investor relations community. He was named a Fellow of the Canadian Investor Relations Institute (F.CIRI) in 2017, a designation for those who have advanced the investor relations profession and the efforts of CIRI. In 2018, Lorne received IR Magazine’s award as best investor relations officer in Canada (large cap) and, over several years led IR teams recognized as Best in the Technology Sector.

Lorne began his career as a writer and editor for various publications in Canada and the United States, conceptualizing and developing compelling narratives that engaged and informed audiences on a variety of topics.

Lorne holds an undergraduate degree from Concordia University in Montréal and a master’s degree from the University of Southern California. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Council of the Great Lakes Region; sits on the Advisory Council of Ubico Inc. Additionally, Lorne serves as CEO of Blockify Inc., an emerging blockchain technology company.
Colleen Johnston
Former CFO
TD Bank

Colleen currently serves on the boards of Shopify, McCain Foods, Q4 and Private Debt Partners. Colleen is Chair of Unity Health Toronto, which includes St. Michael’s Hospital, St. Joseph’s Health Centre and Providence Healthcare. She previously served as the Chair of Bridgepoint Health and the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario.

Colleen Johnston retired from TD Bank Group in 2018. Prior to this, she was the Group Head Direct Channels, Technology, Marketing and Corporate & Public Affairs, TD Bank Group. Colleen served as TD’s Chief Financial Officer from 2005 2015. Prior to joining TD in 2004, Colleen spent 15 years with Scotiabank in various senior finance positions. Colleen started her career at PwC in 1982. She received her CA designation in 1984 and in 2006 was elected an FCA (FCPA) recognizing her outstanding career achievements and dedication to community activities.

At TD, she was actively involved in promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace as Chair of the Women in Leadership Committee for ten years. In 2013, Colleen was awarded the Catalyst Canada Honours in the Business Leader Category. Colleen has received numerous top industry honours as a senior finance executive including Canada’s CFO of the Year in 2012. She was recognized by Women’s Executive Network as one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women three years in a row and inducted into Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Hall of Fame in 2007. In 2011, for the third year in a row, she was named one of the 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking by American Banker. Colleen has received Honorary Degrees from St. Mary’s University and York University (Schulich School of Business).
James Beech
Editor-in-chief
IR Magazine

James Beech joined IR Media Group as Editor-in-Chief in January 2022. He was a multimedia journalist, editor, client relationship manager, awards host and public speaker at Campden Wealth, for and about the global ultra-wealthy multigenerational family business and office community, in 2016-21.

The Englishman reported and photographed news and features for daily and weekly regional newspapers and websites, in New Zealand and Australia, including the Otago Daily Times and Canterbury-Bankstown Express, in 2006-15.

He wrote and edited market-leading consumer magazines and websites in Bournemouth then worked in public relations and media communications in London, in 1999-2006.

He graduated from Bournemouth University with a BA (Hons) in Multimedia Journalism in 1999.

Awards by research

Our awards-by-research nominees are determined by the input of hundreds of analysts and portfolio managers, who give their opinions on which companies provide them with the best IR service in Canada. Every year we invite any publicly listed company to submit their list of buy and sell-side analysts and portfolio managers, so that they have the opportunity to vote via our survey.

If you have any questions on this process or wish to access our data sharing agreement, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. For any further queries about the research process, please contact [email protected].

To view the full list of 2022 nominees and winners click here.

Researched Categories
How the winners are chosen

Best overall investor relations (large cap)

This category covers companies that have most impressed the investment community with their overall IR program. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best overall investor relations (mid-cap)

This category covers companies that have most impressed the investment community with their overall IR program. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best overall investor relations (small cap)

This category covers companies that have most impressed the investment community with their overall IR program. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best investor relations officer (large cap)

This category is for individual IROs whose knowledge of their company and sector and whose ability to build relationships with members of the investment community and to be transparent, accessible and responsive, sets them apart. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best investor relations officer (mid-cap)

This category is for individual IROs whose knowledge of their company and sector and whose ability to build relationships with members of the investment community and to be transparent, accessible and responsive, sets them apart. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best investor relations officer (small cap)

This category is for individual IROs whose knowledge of their company and sector and whose ability to build relationships with members of the investment community and to be transparent, accessible and responsive, sets them apart. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best IR by a senior management team (large cap)

Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best IR by a senior management team (small to mid-cap)

Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below C$2 bn / Mid-cap = between C$2 bn - C$10 bn / Large cap = C$10 bn and over

Best IR by a Canadian company in the US market

Best in sector: consumer discretionary

Best in sector: consumer staples

Best in sector: energy

Best in sector: financials & real estate

Best in sector: industrials

Best in sector: materials

Best in sector: technology & communications

Best in sector: utilities

The first thing to explain is that our awards are different from most others: for our awards by research, companies do not submit nominations. The winners are identified by in-depth research and any publicly traded company is eligible to be considered. This survey is the only one of its kind to go directly to the investment community, via a combination of an electronic survey and one-to-one telephone interviews, canvassing the opinions of the people who matter to you most.

July 2022: Sample selection

IR Magazine has been building investment community databases for more than 30 years. As part of the updating process, listed companies are contacted every year for details of the professionals who currently cover their stock. These details are combined with IHS Markit’s list of US investment community contacts to produce a total of around 50,000 investors and analysts.

September – November 2022: Telephone survey

The telephone survey then gets under way. The researchers conduct in-depth interviews with an additional 250 portfolio managers and analysts across the US and Canada. Many of them participate in the study year after year, but there is always a healthy proportion of new respondents each year as well. As the research progresses, the sample is adjusted to ensure appropriate weightings are maintained.

October 2022: Electronic survey

IR Magazine then conducts an electronic survey of buy-side and sell-side analysts and portfolio managers. The electronic survey typically receives 200 individual responses from the investment community. These responses then go to Mary Maude Research for initial analysis. The research firm determines what will constitute a representative sample, weighted for industry sector.

Results analysis

Once the survey stage of the research is completed, the final analysis is undertaken. The companies with the highest scores make the short lists for the awards categories, and the points are further analyzed to identify the best exponents of IR by sector. The independence of our research is crucial to the integrity of the whole awards program, so IR Magazine sees the results only once the research is complete. This ensures a transparent, independent set of results that IROs can trust as a valuable bench-marking tool.

January 2023: Short list compiled

IR Magazine receives the results in January and contacts the short-listed companies to give them the good news. The short list is then published to the entire IR community the month before the event.

April 6, 2023: Winners announced

And finally… the winners are announced live at the black tie awards gala on Thursday, April 6, 2023!

May 2022: Report published

Shortly after the awards, the Investor Perception Study – Canada 2023 report is published and made available to IR Magazine subscribers. This report will profile the top ranked companies and reveal information on how they conduct their IR activities and why investors voted for them.

Who attends our events

Attendees at this event are leading IR practitioners from across Canada. Each participant is someone with an established track record and a strategic IR role within his or her company.

Below is a sample of some of our past attendees:

Company	Job title	Company	Job title
DLF	AGM, investor relations	Verde AgriTech	Manager, investor relations
Alamos Gold	Associate, investor relations	BRP	Manager, investor relations
AirBoss of America	CFO	Lundin Mining	Manager, investor relations
Cenovus Energy	Communications contractor	Tervita Corporation	Manager, investor relations
Suncor Energy	Coordinator, market access	Canadian Pacific Railway	Managing director, investor relations
Shawcor	Corporate & investor relations	National Bank of Canada	Senior advisor, investor relations
Cordoba Minerals Corp/Kaizen Discovery	CS & ethics compliance officer	Bank of Montreal	Senior analyst
BMO Financial Group	Director	George Weston	Senior director, investor relations
Endeavour Silver	Director, investor relations	IGM Financial	Senior manager, corporate responsibility
Parkland Corporation	Director, capital markets	Cineplex	Senior manager, investor relations
Air Canada	Director, investor relations	RBC	Senior manager, investor relations
Capital Power	Director, investor relations	Aecon Group	Senior vice president
Capstone Mining	Director, investor relations	Intact Financial	Senior vice president
Hudbay Minerals	Director, investor relations	Pembina Pipeline Corporation	Senior VP & chief financial officer
TC Transcontinental	Director, investor relations	Parkland	Sr. Associate, corporate communications
Fortis	Executive assistant	Kinross Gold	SVP, investor relations
TD Bank Group	Head of ESG reporting	Samsung Life Insurance	US chief representative officer
Roots Corporation	Head of investor relations	Boralex	VP
Thomson Reuters	Head of investor relations	Real Matters	VP, investor relations
Nutrien	Investor relations administrator	Altus Group	VP, investor relations
ARC Resources	Investor relations analyst	Hydro One	VP, investor relations
Canadian Tire	IR associate and executive assistant	Stantec	VP, investor relations
WSP Global	IR	Gibson Energy	VP, strategy, planning & IR

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What our attendees say

"I thought that the event was exquisitely planned - from the timing, the entertainment, the audio, visuals, food, etc. Clearly, a lot of work went into it, and it showed."

Aecon Group

"Exceptionally executed. Timely flow to the agenda, lovely atmosphere, and the live band was a very nice touch. Very nice to come back to a classy event where it seemed everyone had a great time."

Notified

"The IR team did a phenomenal job organizing and executing the event; it was a fun evening! Looking forward to seeing what comes next"

RBC Capital Markets

"It was a warm, energetic atmosphere and great to see colleagues I hadn't seen for years. I also really appreciated how quickly the awards ceremony was as sometimes they can drag on. I also loved the band that performed for each walk-up. It seemed like a really well-organized event."

First Quantum

"I loved the venue, it was amazing to be back in person. The food, wine and drinks were superb."

Tricon Residential

"It was nice to be reunited with colleagues and attendees again. Venue was great and the food was fantastic!"

Hydro One Limited

"Congratulations on a flawlessly executed in-person event despite a two-year gap"

Intact Financial Corporation

"The food and service at the bar were phenomenal. I also enjoyed having ample time to mingle and the dedicated 1 hour slot strictly for the awards"

Sun Life

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Partners

Broadridge

Broadridge

Awards Partners

Broadridge, a global fintech leader with $4 billion in revenue, provides communications, technology, data and analytics. We help drive business transformation with solutions for enriching client engagement, navigating risk, optimizing efficiency and generating revenue growth. We power the entire investment lifecycle, from trading, portfolio management and financial advisory to omni-channel communications. Part of the Canadian financial services community for three decades, our footprint spans the big five banks, one-third of North American wealth management firms and 75 percent of the mailboxes in North America. We are uniquely positioned to help clients get ahead of today’s challenges and capitalize on what’s next.

Broadridge also delivers a single-source solution to help corporations simplify securityholder management, efficiently navigate regulatory and compliance communication requirements and gain insights to effectively serve and engage securityholders. Our smart, simple and strategic solutions for public companies and alternative investments, such as REITs help you build your brand and engage your securityholders. Our communication tools help gain efficiencies, cultivate goodwill toward your brand, educate and influence securityholders and increase participation. We simplify the annual meeting process by streamlining proxy communications that improve your annual meetings with solutions to efficiently, and effectively reach all of your securityholders and support your goals and priorities. We help you drive a successful proxy outcome with data-driven, predictive insights based on securityholder voting patterns. Our data and insights help you gain a greater understanding of securityholder behaviours and trends so you can make smart decisions that support good governance practices.

For more information please visit: www.broadridge.com.
Irwin

Irwin

Awards Partners

Build, innovate, and grow your business with Irwin, the only investor relations platform designed with automation and reduced time-to-insight at its core. Irwin unlocks and enhances investor and shareholder relationships for your business—for various use cases, market caps, and industries—whether you have an established IR program or are just getting started.

At Irwin, we’re building a better way to manage investor relations. Legacy tools and companies in capital markets often grow stagnant, and the capacity to innovate wanes over time. This has left the majority of IR teams with two to five inefficient tools to manage their program and workflows—over time; we hope to reduce that to one. Our full-service tool suite includes powerful investor targeting, comprehensive shareholder monitoring, an intuitive CRM (with built-in email and engagement tools), timely research, estimates, and transcripts, and IR website intelligence.

To learn more, please visit www.getirwin.com.
Morrow Sodali

Morrow Sodali

Awards Partners

Morrow Sodali is the leading global consultancy specializing in shareholder services, corporate governance, proxy solicitation and capital markets transactions. The firm provides corporate boards and executives with strategic advice and services relating to a broad range of activities, including: mergers and acquisitions, annual general and extraordinary shareholder meetings, dissident and contested campaigns, shareholder activist initiatives and multinational cross-border equity and debt transactions.

From headquarters in New York and London and nine offices in major capital markets, Morrow Sodali serves more than 700 corporate clients in 40 countries, including many of the world’s largest multinational corporations. In addition to listed and private companies, its clients include mutual funds, stock exchanges, membership associations and activist investors.

For more information, visit morrowsodali.com
National Bank of Canada

National Bank of Canada

Awards Partners

National Bank Financial Markets (www.nbfm.ca) is the trade name of the Financial Markets division of National Bank Financial, a subsidiary of National Bank of Canada. National Bank Financial is a fully-integrated investment dealer combining retail advisory and brokerage services with institutional brokerage, investment banking, corporate finance, and securities clearing for third parties. The Financial Markets division has a major presence in Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver and Montreal, as well as operations in New York, London, Dublin and Hong Kong. Our Corporate Access Program draws on the expertise of seasoned professionals to design customized outreach strategies that connect companies to the right institutional and retail investor prospects. With a full-suite of roadshow services, our team provides comprehensive, value-add resources to the marketing process.

For more information, please visit www.nbfm.ca
Newsfile

Newsfile

Awards Partners

Established in 1997, Newsfile is your customer-first newswire and regulatory filing team that delivers service and support you won’t find anywhere else in the industry.

Our comprehensive circuits distribute news to a worldwide audience of investors, analysts and institutions while ensuring compliance with all Stock Exchanges by reaching major broker terminals, financial databases, aggregators, media and more.

Choose Newsfile for service excellence powered by experienced professionals who make the difference.

For more information please visit www.newsfilecorp.com.
Q4

Q4

Awards Partners

Q4 is the fastest growing cloud-based investor relations and capital market solutions to the IR Industry with over 1,200 clients. Public companies the world over (many of which are Fortune 1000 brands) look to our leading web and intelligence solutions to power successful (and award winning) IR programs — and to better connect with their investors, make more effective decisions, and understand the capital markets.
Learn more at www.q4inc.com.
Works Design

Works Design

Awards Partners

Works Design is a full-service corporate communications agency and design studio. We help world-class organizations present themselves, tell their stories and build relationships with all of their stakeholders.

For more information, please visit www.worksdesign.com

Become a partner

Why partner with us?

Our awards provide a unique opportunity to get in front of some of the most influential people in the Canadian IR community. As a partner, you will gain an extensive amount of exposure through a wide range of print and digital marketing materials, both pre and post event, as well as on the day itself. Additionally, you can use the event to align yourself with IR excellence and network with key decision makers from across the region – the ones pushing the profession forward through innovation.

Partnering with the event will provide:

A chance to network with qualified, senior decision-makers in the IR community
Increased awareness and credibility through association with the region’s leading awards
New business opportunities through higher-brand presence among current and potential clients
The chance to entertain clients at the most respected event of the year
Exposure as the market leader in your chosen area by sponsoring the awards category that best reflects your area of expertise

All our partnerships are created using a mix of branding, thought leadership, lead generation and meetings with your target audience. You tell us your objectives and we will work with you to create you a package that’s makes sense for your company and will help you achieve those objectives. To find out more get in touch with Ian Richman or call on +1 212 430 6865.

2022 Highlights

View the highlights from the 2022 awards ceremony

Venue

We’re pleased to hosting this year’s awards at:

The Ritz Carlton
181 Wellington St W
Toronto, ON M5V 3G7

Dress code
Black tie

Warning: Please note the event may contain flashing lights or sudden loud sound effects.

Accommodation:
The organizers have arranged for discounted rates at nearby hotels located a short distance away from the venue. Click here to view the hotels and rates.

We also have a preferential rate available at The Ritz Carlton, Toronto at C$525 per night. Please note this rate is valid until Friday, March 3, 2023. Click here to make your reservation at The Ritz Carlton.

Book your place

Click on the button below to book your ticket.

The super early bird rate expires on February 3, 2023. After this date, the price will increase to the early bird rate of C$495 for individual seats and C$4,455 for tables of 10. The standard rate is C$695 for individual seats and C$6,255 for tables of 10.

Please note that all prices are subject to 13% HST.

If you have any questions, or would like to book 3 or more tables, please contact
Thomas Williams on [email protected] or +44 208 090 2156.

Super early bird rate (CAD)

C$695

C$395

Individual seat
Super early bird rate (CAD)

C$6255

C$3555

Table of 10

2022 Gallery

Congratulations to our 2022 winners!

Eliza Riego, director of product innovation and ESG strategy, TMX Group

Courtney Craib, president, Craib

Laurie Havelock, editor-at-large, IR Magazine

Best in sector: consumer discretionary
Winner: lululemon athletica
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best in sector: consumer staples
Winner: Loblaw Companies
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best in sector: energy
Winner: Enbridge
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best in sector: financials & real estate
Winner: Intact Financial Corporation
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best in sector: industrials
Winner: Canadian Pacific Railway
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best in sector: materials
Winner: Agnico Eagle Mines
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best in sector: technology & communications
Winner: Shopify
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best in sector: utilities
Winner: Fortis
Presented by: Nasdaq

Best crisis management
Winner: CN
Presented by: Morrow Sodali

Best ESG reporting (small to mid-cap)
Winner: ARC Resources
Presented by: Works Design

Best ESG reporting (large cap)
Winner: Canadian Pacific Railway
Presented by: Works Design

Best innovation in shareholder communications
Winner: Hut 8 Mining Corp
Presented by: Generation IACP

Best investor event
Winner: SNC-Lavalin Group
Presented by: Corbin Advisors

Best IR during a corporate transaction
Winner: Canadian Pacific Railway
Presented by: National Bank of Canada

Best IR website
Winner: ARC Resources
Presented by: Market One

Best retail IR strategy
Winner: Hut 8 Mining Corp
Presented by: TMX Group

Best use of technology & social media for IR
Winner: Hut 8 Mining Corp
Presented by: Q4

Rising star
Winner: Quentin Weber, WSP Global
Presented by: Lumi Canada

Best IR by a Canadian company in the US market
Winner: Canadian Pacific Railway
Presented by: Notified

Best IR by a senior management team (small to mid-cap)
Winner: Michael McMillan & Scott Medhurst, Toromont Industries
Presented and collecting on their behalf by: National Bank of Canada

Best IR by a senior management team (large cap)
Winner: Keith Creel & Nadeem Velani, Canadian Pacific Railway
Collecting on their behalf: Maeghan Albiston from Canadian Pacific Railway
Presented by: CIBC Capital Markets

Best investor relations officer (small to mid-cap)
Winner: Isabelle Adjahi, The Lion Electric Co
Collecting on her behalf: Neha Dave from National Bank of Canada
Presented by: Morrow Sodali

Best investor relations officer (large cap)
Winner: Maeghan Albiston, Canadian Pacific Railway
Presented by: OTC Markets Group

Best overall investor relations (small cap)
Winner: The Lion Electric Co
Collecting on their behalf: Adam Borgatti from Aecon Group
Presented by: Broadridge