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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.

Why Attend the Workplace Investigations in Canada Hybrid Conference?

Gain Expert Insights

Learn from experts in workplace investigations, employment law, Human Resources and academia.

Expand Your Network

Connect with your peers and key workplace investigations partners.

Support a Good Cause

Proceeds from the conference support law students at the University of Ottawa.

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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.

Prof. Matt Malone - University of Ottawa

Matt Malone is an assistant professor at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law and the Director of the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic. 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.

As a not-for-profit event, proceeds will go toward supporting law students at the University of Ottawa.