Events / Canadian Pavilion
Global Challenges.
Canadian Solutions.
The Canada Pavilion is CADSI’s coordinated platform for presenting Canadian defence and security companies at major international trade shows. It brings firms together under a single national presence, supported by structured programming, shared branding, and on site coordination. For industry, the Pavilion reduces the cost and complexity of entering foreign markets while increasing visibility with buyers, partners, and government stakeholders. Participation helps companies position their capabilities, build qualified relationships, and engage global markets with greater credibility and reach.

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A coordinated path to international buyers
At DSEI UK 2025, the Canada Pavilion united more than 250 participants from industry, government, and five provinces, creating a strong national presence with a 2:1 industry to government ratio. Post event surveys reported 2,500 quality leads and a 70 percent satisfaction score, demonstrating measurable engagement and return for participating companies.
Stand together
We represent Canada’s best in one impressive Pavilion.
Inform & engage
The Pavilion offers an engaging forum to share ideas and insights about the industry.
Prime location
CADSI works hard to ensure the Canada Pavilion is in a prime location at all of our international events.
91%
Overall Quality of Canada Pavilion from participants and exhibitors
Increased exposure
CADSI will run show daily ads at all large events to increase traffic and drive opportunities.
95%
said they would participate in the Canada Pavilion again.

Designed to support how you engage.
The Business Zone
The Business Zone is your home base within the Canada Pavilion and a key benefit of the Walker Program. It provides a dedicated space for meetings and on site program activity, including Maple Hour networking. The zone gives you a place to step off the show floor, host conversations, and connect with buyers, partners, and government stakeholders in a focused setting that supports productive engagement.


Engagement Beyond The Show Floor
Coordinated Government Engagement
The Canada Pavilion extends engagement beyond the show floor through close coordination with government partners and trade missions. Working alongside trade commissioners and provincial partners, the program aligns industry presence with diplomatic and trade objectives to increase visibility in priority markets. This coordinated approach strengthens credibility, supports targeted introductions, and ensures Canadian companies engage international stakeholders through trusted government-led channels before, during, and after the show.

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Upcoming international events
The Canada Pavilion is your ultimate gateway to international markets
Canada at World Defense Show
Feb 8-12, 2026 | Saudi Arabia
Welcoming more than 750 exhibitors and tens of thousands of attendees from over 65 countries, World Defense Show 2026 offers access to one of the fastest-growing defence markets. For 2026, CADSI’s Canada Pavilion Walker Program is complimentary, allowing you to participate as part of a coordinated Canadian delegation and benefit from Pavilion programming and on-site support designed to strengthen visibility, engagement, and outcomes at WDS 2026.
Canada at Eurosatory
June 15-19, 2026 | Paris, France
Eurosatory is one of the world’s largest defence and security trade shows, attracting more than 76,000 professional attendees, over 2,000 exhibitors from 60-plus countries, and 355 official delegations. The event represents over one billion dollars in potential business for Canadian companies. The Canada Pavilion exhibit space is sold out. You can still participate through CADSI’s Walker Program, joining the Canadian delegation and accessing coordinated national visibility, Pavilion programming, and on-site support to engage buyers, partners, and government stakeholders.
Canada at AUSA
Oct 12-14, 2026 | Washington D.C.
AUSA is the premier forum for engaging the United States defence market, drawing more than 700 exhibitors and over 33,000 attendees from the US and allied nations. The event concentrates senior military leadership, government decision makers, and industry in one setting, focused on land and joint force priorities. Canada attends as a coordinated national delegation, providing Canadian companies with structured access, on-site coordination, and targeted engagement opportunities across the US defence ecosystem.