Tuesday, March 24, 2026
From June 11 to 13, 2026, the heart of Canada’s architectural woodwork industry comes together in Québec City for three days of learning, connection, and industry leadership. The AWMAC National Convention brings together manufacturers, suppliers, and partners from across the country to share ideas, strengthen relationships, and explore the opportunities shaping the future of their industry.
The 2026 Convention program is now complete, delivering a balanced experience that connects professional development with meaningful networking. From the shop floor to the boardroom, AWMAC 2026 provides the insights, perspectives, and conversations needed to navigate a changing marketplace with confidence.
What to expect
Keynotes that ignite ideas — Hear from industry and thought leaders addressing the challenges and opportunities facing Canadian manufacturing and architectural woodwork.
Learning sessions with real-world impact — Practical discussions focused on business performance, workforce evolution, client expectations, and the technologies influencing how we work.
Networking redefined — Build lasting relationships through a program intentionally designed to encourage conversation and connection throughout the Convention experience.
Signature social experiences — Evenings inspired by Québec City’s character and atmosphere, blending celebration, hospitality, and industry connection.
Why Attend?
Because the future of our industry is shaped by the people who show up, share ideas, and build relationships together. Whether your goal is to grow your business, strengthen your team, or reconnect with peers across Canada, the AWMAC 2026 National Convention offers a focused and collaborative environment built for industry leaders.
AWMAC is inviting everyone to join the convention in June.
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