Workplace Investigations in Canada 2026
Marriot Chateau Champlain, Montreal, QC + Online
May 7 & 8, 2026
Be part of Canada’s only hybrid conference dedicated to advancing the practice and theory of workplace investigations.
This not-for-profit conference brings together HR leaders, workplace investigators, employment lawyers, academics, and government officials.
Whether you’re looking to learn, network, or share your expertise, this two-day event is your opportunity to make an impact.
Ticket are limited and selling fast
In-person tickets close Monday, April 27.
Virtual tickets close May 6th.
EVENT SPONSORS
Why Attend the Workplace Investigations in Canada Hybrid Conference?
Gain Expert Insights
Learn from experts in workplace investigations, employment law, Human Resources and academia.
Interactive Discussions
Engage in thought-provoking discussions on emerging issues.
Expand Your Network
Connect with your peers and key workplace investigations partners.
Hosted in the Montreal Marriott Chateau Champlain
Stay at the iconic Marriott Château Champlain, ideally located in the heart of downtown Montreal. In addition to being connected to the metro network, it’s just steps away from must-see attractions such as Old Montreal, the Bell Centre and the Convention Center. The famous Sainte-Catherine Street, with its boutiques and restaurants, is also nearby.
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Marriott Château Champlain at a reduced rate.
Book your WICC group rate by clicking here, or call 1-800-200-5909.
Cut off date: April 20th, 2026
WICC FAQs
Where and when is this conference?
WICC takes place on May 7 & 8, 2026. You can attend virtually or in-person at the Marriot Chateau Champlain, Montreal, QC.
Can I be a sponsor or exhibitor at this event?
Yes! WICC is your chance to reach a uniquely targeted audience and demonstrate your commitment to the industry. Align your brand with a nationally recognized event known for credibility and professional excellence.
To find out more, visit barkerhutchinson.com/wicc-sponsors
Does this event have any accreditation hours for lawyers?
For Ontario lawyers, this event is accredited by the Law Society of Ontario and contains 8.00 hours of Professionalism Content and 2.50 hours of EDI Professionalism Content.
For BC lawyers, this event is eligible for 10.50 hours of Continuing Professional Development credits with the British Columbia Law Society.
For lawyers in all other provinces and territories, consider including this activity as a part of your mandatory CPD / CLE requirements.
Is this ticket for one day or two?
Your ticket includes both days. Eventbrite settings don’t allow the conference listing to be shown as both “May 7th + 8th”
Why is QST being added to my ticket?
Event taxes are based on the location of the event, not the location of the ticket-buyer. As this event is located in Quebec, QST is required on all tickets.
Can I refund or transfer my ticket?
Refunds and transfers are available up to 30 days prior to the event, less processing fees. For more information, contact conference@barkerhutchinson.com
I still have questions...
We’re here to help! You can contact our conference organizer, Keith Van Hemmen, at conference@barkerhutchinson.com
This event is jointly presented by:
Barker Hutchinson & Associates
Barker Hutchinson is one of Canada’s leading workplace and regulatory investigations firms with over 40 years of experience conducting thousands of investigations for employers and regulators from coast to coast. Their diverse team of experts excels in uncovering critical information to guide high-stakes decisions.
Association of Workplace Investigators
The Association of Workplace Investigators (AWI) is the premier organization dedicated to advancing excellence in workplace investigations. With a global network of professionals, AWI provides industry-leading training, resources, and standards to ensure integrity and fairness in investigations.
Matt Malone, BSIA Fellow
Matt Malone is a fellow at the Balsillie School of International Affairs, an advanced research centre between Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo. Matt also conducts research in the area of workplace investigations, and is currently a member of the teaching faculty for the AWI Training Institute for Workplace Investigators.