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MTL connect 2026

MONTREAL

DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY

Understanding and harnessing the digital revolution

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MTL connect: Montreal Digital Week is an annual international event organized by the nonprofit organization Printemps numérique. This gathering brings together entrepreneurs, researchers, decision-makers, industry leaders and artists to explore the challenges and issues of the digital revolution, while highlighting opportunities and offering solutions to help organizations make the most of it. It is also an opportunity for participants to expand their networks, develop business relationships and build new collaborations.

Detailed program

October 13 to 16, 2026

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Training

AI That Heals...

Printemps Numérique, in collaboration with Humaniteq and with the support of Quebec’s Ministère de l’Économie, de l’Innovation et de l’Énergie through the NovaScience program, is launching a training program on AI & Health research. Designed for health students across all three university cycles, the training aims to promote science and innovation within the Francophonie through online audio content and hybrid workshops.

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Knowledge and research

the Printemps numérique lab

Printemps Numérique deciphers signals from the sector through active monitoring, designed to shed light on current issues and anticipate emerging dynamics.

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Press

They’re talking about us

Since 2019, Mois Numérique Jeunesse (MNJ) has brought together more than 25,000 young people across Québec every February with the support of more than 50 collaborators. The program includes workshops, interactive experiences, exhibitions, shows and much more to discover technologies and develop digital skills.
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The work you lead with the Digital Cafés goes far beyond the event itself: it is a locomotive for young people, opening spaces for creation and dissemination that few institutions can offer alone. For our graduating multimedia integration students, presenting their first immersive film in the dome is an invaluable experience.
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A true international crossroads dedicated to digital transformation, the digital world gathers in Montréal.
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The digital future of 300 million Francophones around the world will be discussed this fall in Montréal. For the first time, the Francophone Forum on Artificial Intelligence (FFIA), a flagship initiative of the International Agency for Training and Research in Artificial Intelligence (AFRIA), will take the main stage at MTL connecte.
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The prominent place English occupies in the development of artificial intelligence systems could harm linguistic diversity, says the director of Printemps numérique and organizer of MTL connecte, Mehdi Benboubakeur.
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Since 2019, Mois Numérique Jeunesse (MNJ) has brought together more than 25,000 young people across Québec every February with the support of more than 50 collaborators. The program includes workshops, interactive experiences, exhibitions, shows and much more to discover technologies and develop digital skills.
logo partner
The work you lead with the Digital Cafés goes far beyond the event itself: it is a locomotive for young people, opening spaces for creation and dissemination that few institutions can offer alone. For our graduating multimedia integration students, presenting their first immersive film in the dome is an invaluable experience.
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A true international crossroads dedicated to digital transformation, the digital world gathers in Montréal.
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The digital future of 300 million Francophones around the world will be discussed this fall in Montréal. For the first time, the Francophone Forum on Artificial Intelligence (FFIA), a flagship initiative of the International Agency for Training and Research in Artificial Intelligence (AFRIA), will take the main stage at MTL connecte.
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The prominent place English occupies in the development of artificial intelligence systems could harm linguistic diversity, says the director of Printemps numérique and organizer of MTL connecte, Mehdi Benboubakeur.
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MTL connecte is recognized as an international crossroads for digital innovation, bringing together start-ups, established companies, research centres and academic institutions to explore major technological trends and initiate strategic collaborations at every stage of the value chain.
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A study titled Screen Time Among Montréal Adults in 2025 tells us that one quarter of adults spend more than four hours every day in front of a screen during leisure time. “New screens are boosted by artificial intelligence, and that makes an enormous difference,” says the Executive Director of Printemps numérique.
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MTL connecte was an opportunity to explore the future of work through key themes: artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital identity, culture and creativity, as well as the impact of technologies on territories and humanities.
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What do La Bolduc, Louis Hémon and Henri Bourassa have in common? They are all Québec historical figures who could be brought back to life through artificial intelligence (AI), as part of an educational challenge launched by the non-profit Printemps numérique.
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Between Montréal and Nantes, transatlantic and digital ties: the two cities have built connections through the digital industry. École de design Nantes Atlantique has opened a branch in Canada. Around fifty students are preparing their master’s degree there while engaging with a constellation of start-ups. A report for the 4th edition of MTL connecte.
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MTL connecte is recognized as an international crossroads for digital innovation, bringing together start-ups, established companies, research centres and academic institutions to explore major technological trends and initiate strategic collaborations at every stage of the value chain.
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A study titled Screen Time Among Montréal Adults in 2025 tells us that one quarter of adults spend more than four hours every day in front of a screen during leisure time. “New screens are boosted by artificial intelligence, and that makes an enormous difference,” says the Executive Director of Printemps numérique.
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MTL connecte was an opportunity to explore the future of work through key themes: artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital identity, culture and creativity, as well as the impact of technologies on territories and humanities.
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What do La Bolduc, Louis Hémon and Henri Bourassa have in common? They are all Québec historical figures who could be brought back to life through artificial intelligence (AI), as part of an educational challenge launched by the non-profit Printemps numérique.
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Between Montréal and Nantes, transatlantic and digital ties: the two cities have built connections through the digital industry. École de design Nantes Atlantique has opened a branch in Canada. Around fifty students are preparing their master’s degree there while engaging with a constellation of start-ups. A report for the 4th edition of MTL connecte.
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