The Logic Summit returned to downtown Toronto’s Arcadian Court Monday for The Logic’s fourth annual subscriber event. The day was full of panels, roundtables and onstage interviews with key names in business, technology and government.
Here are some photo highlights of the day.
The Logic Summit 2026 Photo Gallery
The Logic's CEO and editor-in-chief David Skok addresses the 2026 event's theme, "Building for the Unknown." Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Superintendent of Financial Institutions Peter Routledge said the regulator is upping its risk tolerance to encourage what he described as “creative destruction.” Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Acclaimed astrophysicist and planetary scientist Sara Seager discussed her decision to return to her alma mater, the University of Toronto, earlier this year after a stint at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
The Logic Summit 2026 marked the fourth year of the event, and its third at Arcadian Court. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Coveo CFO Karine Hamel participated in a roundtable discussion on the challenges facing Canadian companies as they attempt to scale. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Tali AI co-founder and CEO Mahshid Yassaei discusses the productivity impact of AI after years of enterprise adoption. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
The Logic's editor-in-chief David Skok and Jon Slade, CEO of the Financial Times, discuss the future of journalism on stage at the Arcadian Court in Toronto. Photo: Jenna Muirhead for The Logic
Grant Vingoe, CEO of the Ontario Securities Commission, said the regulator wants to better understand how firms are using AI before developing a comprehensive code of conduct for the technology. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Christiane Fox, deputy minister of national defence, says Canada's increased defence investments are essential to protecting the country in a world of cyber and electronic warfare. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Financial Times CEO Jon Slade believes journalism can still be a sustainable and viable business in 2026, but it can't rely on the business models of old. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Open Farm co-founder Jacqueline Prehogan speaks during a roundtable about scaling Canadian companies. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Trans Mountain CEO Mark Maki is seeking regulatory approval to increase the amount of oil sent through its its pipeline from the Alberta oilsands to Burnaby, B.C. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Defence Investment Agency CEO Doug Guzman talks about the need to change defence procurement practices for the future of Canadian innovation. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
AbCellera senior vice-president Murray McCutcheon speaks during a roundtable discussion covering sovereign biological data and dual-use technologies. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Defence Investment Agency CEO Doug Guzman and Department of National Defence Deputy Minister Christiane Fox discuss the country's renewed attention to defence investment with The Logic managing editor Jordan Timm. Photo: Laura Proctor for The Logic
Read more from The Logic Summit 2026 here.