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Global Business Forum kicks off in Banff, Alta., under theme ‘thriving in chaos’

Sessions will cover global security, Canada-U.S. relations and artificial intelligence as the annual forum enters its 27th year, organizers said.

  • On Thursday, the 27th annual Global Business Forum opened at the Banff Springs Hotel in the Rocky Mountains west of Calgary, bringing leaders together to discuss global security, Canada-U relations, artificial intelligence and space travel.
  • Adopting the theme "thriving in chaos," the conference reflects the volatile international landscape that participants are analyzing. The serene alpine setting stands in stark contrast to the turbulent geopolitical environment.
  • Speakers include Artemis astronaut Jeremy Hansen, former Canadian ambassador to the United States Kirsten Hillman, and Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy, providing diverse perspectives on geopolitical and technological shifts affecting global affairs.
  • Executives from Shell Canada, Canadian National Railway, and Telus Corp. are sharing strategic insights on navigating economic and security challenges facing their industries amid the current international climate.
  • Co-Chair Lois Mitchell, a former Alberta lieutenant-governor, noted that participants have rarely witnessed such turmoil and rupture in the international order, setting a serious tone for discussions on global stability.
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Global Business Forum kicks off in Banff, Alta., under theme 'thriving in chaos'

BANFF - The serene alpine setting will stand in stark contrast to the theme of this year's Global Business Forum conference:

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