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The Logic Summit 2025 in pictures

AI Minister Evan Solomon, Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem and Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince were among the movers and shakers at The Logic Summit 2025

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The Logic Summit 2025 marked the third year of the event, and its second at Arcadian Court. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Nov 4, 2025
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The Logic Summit returned to downtown Toronto’s Arcadian Court Monday for The Logic’s third annual subscriber event. The day was full of panels, roundtables and onstage interviews with key names in business, technology and government, including AI and Digital Innovation Minister Evan Solomon, Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem and Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince, among others.

Here are some photo highlights of the day.

The Logic Summit 2025 Photo Gallery

The Logic editor-in-chief David Skok stands on The Logic Summit stage, with video screens promoting the event hung above him.
The Logic’s CEO and editor-in-chief David Skok welcomes attendees to the sold-out event. Photo: Jenna Muirhead for The Logic
Kevin Carmichael sits onstage, looking at Tiff Macklem, who is gesturing with his arms open as he looks in the opposite direction, speaking to the audience
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem opens the main stage sessions by discussing tariffs and productivity with The Logic economics columnist and editor-at-large Kevin Carmichael. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Suzanne Lasrado, vice-president of strategy, innovation and member services for Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization, speaks at a roundtable on “The Future of Finance.” Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
AI Minister Evan Solomon talks about the government's plan to support AI while trying not to tip his hand about anything that will be in the following day’s Federal Budget. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Rana Sarkar, the consul general of Canada in San Francisco, discusses the opportunity facing Canadian businesses during recent global upheaval in a roundtable session at The Logic Summit. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Conceptual artist Mitchell F. Chan pushes back on notions that artificial intelligence will level the playing field for creators. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Bill Lomax, president and CEO of First Nations Bank of Canada, listens during a panel on financing major (and not-so-major) projects in Canada, with Canada Infrastructure Bank CEO Ehren Cory seated next to him. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Melanie Woodin, University of Toronto president, discusses challenges current immigration rules present for universities that would like to attract promising students and faculty alike. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
In a session at The Logic Summit, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince gives Google both credit and blame for shaping the internet of today. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Vasiliki Bednar, managing director of The Canadian SHIELD Institute, offers her insight into the issues facing Canadian businesses in a roundtable discussion. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
University of Waterloo president and vice-chancellor Vivek Goel says the points-based immigration system has gotten “distorted” over the years. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Balinder Ahluwalia, senior vice-president and group head for market development and digital partnerships at Mastercard Canada, delivers opening remarks for a roundtable on how Canadian businesses can adapt to the current moment. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan’s Annesley Wallace discusses financing challenges facing Canada. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Mark Greenberg, global head of consumer for Kraken Digital Asset Exchange, speaks during a roundtable on how open banking, cryptocurrency and other changes to the Canadian financial system will shape the country’s future. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
The Logic’s managing editor Jordan Timm works in the editorial staff area on the mezzanine overlooking the stage. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
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Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic

The Logic editor-in-chief David Skok stands on The Logic Summit stage, with video screens promoting the event hung above him.

The Logic’s CEO and editor-in-chief David Skok welcomes attendees to the sold-out event.

Kevin Carmichael sits onstage, looking at Tiff Macklem, who is gesturing with his arms open as he looks in the opposite direction, speaking to the audience

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem opens the main stage sessions by discussing tariffs and productivity with The Logic economics columnist and editor-at-large Kevin Carmichael.

Suzanne Lasrado, vice-president of strategy, innovation and member services for Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization, speaks at a roundtable on “The Future of Finance.”

AI Minister Evan Solomon talks about the government's plan to support AI while trying not to tip his hand about anything that will be in the following day’s Federal Budget.

Rana Sarkar, the consul general of Canada in San Francisco, discusses the opportunity facing Canadian businesses during recent global upheaval in a roundtable session at The Logic Summit.

Conceptual artist Mitchell F. Chan pushes back on notions that artificial intelligence will level the playing field for creators.

Bill Lomax, president and CEO of First Nations Bank of Canada, listens during a panel on financing major (and not-so-major) projects in Canada, with Canada Infrastructure Bank CEO Ehren Cory seated next to him.

Melanie Woodin, University of Toronto president, discusses challenges current immigration rules present for universities that would like to attract promising students and faculty alike.

In a session at The Logic Summit, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince gives Google both credit and blame for shaping the internet of today.

Vasiliki Bednar, managing director of The Canadian SHIELD Institute, offers her insight into the issues facing Canadian businesses in a roundtable discussion.

University of Waterloo president and vice-chancellor Vivek Goel says the points-based immigration system has gotten “distorted” over the years.

Balinder Ahluwalia, senior vice-president and group head for market development and digital partnerships at Mastercard Canada, delivers opening remarks for a roundtable on how Canadian businesses can adapt to the current moment.

Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan’s Annesley Wallace discusses financing challenges facing Canada.

Mark Greenberg, global head of consumer for Kraken Digital Asset Exchange, speaks during a roundtable on how open banking, cryptocurrency and other changes to the Canadian financial system will shape the country’s future.

The Logic’s managing editor Jordan Timm works in the editorial staff area on the mezzanine overlooking the stage.

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