Canada’s manufacturing sector continues to face increasing global competition, technological disruption and urgent demands around sustainability, presenting those operating within the industry with a range of challenges to address and overcome. To help support their efforts, the Advanced Design & Manufacturing (ADM) Toronto 2025 show is poised to deliver like it never has before.Taking place at the Toronto Congress Centre from October 21 to 23, 2025, ADM Toronto is more than just an exhibition of innovation. Featuring an impressive slate of programming, the conference is set to serve as a strategic forum for dialogue, insight and leadership. With an impressive lineup of keynote panels, technical workshops and session tracks, the event is designed to address the core questions shaping the next decade of design and manufacturing in Canada.Keynote sessionsAt the heart of the conference agenda are four powerful keynote sessions, each led by a high-profile leader in Canadian manufacturing, trade or innovation. These keynotes will explore the macro-level forces influencing the industry, from international trade to electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and workforce development and will be open to all registered attendees.AdvertisementLeading the program on the opening day is Dennis A. Darby, President and CEO of Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME). His keynote, “Trade Without Borders: Strengthening Canada’s Manufacturing Advantage in a Fragmented World,” will examine how Canada’s manufacturers can thrive in an era of rising protectionism and complex global supply chains, while also addressing the ongoing challenges of interprovincial trade barriers at home.Day two kicks off with Mona Eghanian, Assistant Vice-President of the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN), taking the stage to deliver a session titled “Charging Forward: The Future of Ontario’s EV Supply Chain.” This presentation will offer a deep dive into the province’s rapidly expanding EV ecosystem, from critical minerals and battery production to vehicle assembly and charging infrastructure. Eghanian will also explore how partnerships across government, academia and private industry are enabling Ontario to become a North American hub for EV innovation and manufacturing. (ICE TORONTO)

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