Events

This full-day event – built by women for women – goes beyond traditional panel discussions and advice; it’s an outlet where we tackle difficult conversations, delve into taboo topics, and champion women’s issues and empowerment.

Together, we inspire, lead, and connect to build stronger networks, enhance resilience, and unlock our full potential.

Join us on November 20, 2026, for an unforgettable day of networking, learning, and fun!

This event is now sold out. Join our waitlist below to be the first to hear if tickets become available!

The Women’s Retreat is an intimate, business-focused gathering designed for senior women leaders who are seeking space to think more clearly, connect more deeply, and lead more intentionally. 

It exists to offer something increasingly rare: time away from day-to-day demands to reflect on where you are, where you’re going, and how you want to shape the next chapter of your career or business.

Over several days, participants engage in a carefully curated program that blends strategic thinking with personal reflection. Through facilitated discussions, collaborative workshops, and candid conversations with experienced leaders, the retreat creates space to explore big questions: how to grow with intention, navigate risk and change, leverage networks, sustain ambition, and build resilience over the long term.

What does meaningful reconciliation actually look like – and what role do women have to play in advancing it?

Join The Honest Talk for a special panel conversation in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation focused on what reconciliation looks like in practice, not just in principle.

Featuring celebrated Indigenous author and advocate Rose LeMay and award-winning Anishinaabe journalist and author Tanya Talaga, this conversation will unpack the realities facing First Nations, Métis, and Inuit women in Canada today, as well as the systemic barriers that continue to shape their lives.

Together, the panel will explore what real progress looks like across safety, healthcare, opportunity and representation, and what it will take to turn reconciliation into meaningful action.

Hosts Jennifer Stewart and Catherine Clark will also explore the role non-Indigenous women can play in this work, moving beyond awareness toward informed, sustained and accountable allyship.