Event Detail

Brazil-Canada Mining Lunch

Monday, March 2, 2026 | Miller Thomson LLP, Toronto, ON

The Brazil-Canada Mining Lunch is a key PDAC business engagement hosted by the Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce (BCCC), bringing together senior leaders from across the mining value chain to accelerate bilateral dialogue, investment, and strategic collaboration. Taking place at Miller Thomson LLP in Toronto, ON, the Lunch convenes executives, policymakers, investors, and technical specialists from Brazil and Canada for productive networking and targeted discussion.

As part of the 20th Edition of the Brazil-Canada Mining Conference at PDAC 2026, this gathering reinforces the long-standing economic and institutional ties between both nations, highlighting shared priorities in capital markets, critical minerals, regulatory frameworks, ESG performance, and innovation. With global demand intensifying for new supply chains and competitive mining jurisdictions, the Mining Lunch creates a setting where partnerships are explored, market perspectives are exchanged, and business opportunities advance.

What to Expect

• Expert Perspectives: Briefings and insights from legal, financial, and corporate leaders on market drivers, investment conditions, and cross-border dealmaking.
• Focused Networking: Direct access to companies, investors, government agencies, legal specialists, service providers, and financial institutions operating across Brazil and Canada.
• Market Intelligence: Timely observations on project development, critical minerals strategies, ESG compliance, capital raising, and bilateral industrial opportunities.

• High-Level Networking: A curated setting for direct engagement between executives, investors, government representatives, and industry specialists, designed to accelerate introductions, partnerships, and deal-focused conversations.

Why Attend

The Brazil-Canada Mining Lunch brings participants into the centre of PDAC’s most strategic conversations, offering curated access to stakeholders who influence financing, policy, project execution, and corporate strategy across both mining ecosystems. The Miller Thomson setting reinforces the legal and transactional dimension of Brazil-Canada mining relations, making the Lunch a high-value forum for organizations seeking capital, market visibility, regulatory clarity, or new partnerships.