PRAIRIE STRONG:

16 ways trade is changing our labour market

 

The  2026 Prairie Labour Market Conference will look at the pending renewal of the Canada US Mexico Trade Agreement; efforts to promote inter-provincial trade; the impact of tariffs; and an economy mired with inflation and unaffordability. We’re partnering with industry experts in Manitoba and Saskatchewan to identify the threats and opportunities we can expect during this time of volatility. Speakers will address high-demand occupations, growth industries and sectors that will benefit from a more Canada-centered economy.

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TOPICS TO BE ADDRESSED AT LMC26

 

• Interprovincial approaches to labour mobility

• Federal and provincial skills development

• Trade impacts

• Chamber and Board of Trade responses

• CFIB approaches

• Insights from Indeed Job postings

• Approaches in manufacturing

• Tourism efforts

• Supports for women, youth, immigrants and Indigenous Canadians

• Role of AI

50%

Discount

on registrations received by

March 31, 2026

 

​Dates based on Time Zone: ​​

 MANITOBA: 

Thurs. June 11th   |    9:30am to 5:00pm; 

Fri. June 12th   |   9:30am to 1:00pm

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SASKATCHEWAN:

Thurs. June 11th   |    8:30am to 4:00pm; 

Fri. June 12th   |   8:30am to 12:00pm

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The conference will consist of 26 panels, break-out groups and featured speakers. For those who can’t attend portions or the whole conference, recordings of each segment will be available to view after the conference for everyone who registers.

 

Registration Rates*:

* 50% Discount on Registration

Until March 31, 2026

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$99.95/person, 1-2 individuals
(199.95 Regular Price)

 

$84.95/person, 3-4 participants
(169.95 Regular Price)

 

$74.95/person, 5-9 participants
(149.95 Regular Price)

 

$64.95/person, 10-19 participants
(129.95 Regular Price)

 

$52.45/person, 20-50 participants
(104.95 Regular Price)

 

$42.45/person, 51+ participants 
(84.95 Regular Price)

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*25% Discount for Members of Labour Market Online

To get the Promo Code, please look at the introductory email or Login to Labour Market Online

or send us an email.

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