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Canadian Concrete Expo 2027
February 10, 2027 - February 11, 2027
Mississauga, Canada
About Canadian Concrete Expo
Canada's only national trade show dedicated to the concrete, construction and aggregates industries. Brings together industry professionals for the latest innovations and business opportunities in these sectors.
Canadian Concrete Expo 2027
The Canadian Concrete Expo 2027 runs 10–11 February 2027 at The International Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, in the Toronto airport area.
The Canadian Concrete Expo is Canada's only national trade show dedicated to the concrete, construction and aggregates industries — more than 9,000 professionals and 400+ exhibitors across 400,000 square feet in five halls, plus a 40+ session conference programme. The 2027 event is the 9th annual.
It draws concrete producers, contractors, developers, engineers and government representatives from across Canada for two working days of equipment demonstrations and technical sessions.
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Key Topics
- Sustainability in concrete
- Advanced construction methods
- Forming, shoring and scaffolding
- Heavy machinery demonstrations
- Digital construction technologies
Upcoming Construction Trade Shows
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