During a press conference for the Toronto Trade Show 2027, CCEOSC Director Lena Xu delivered remarks.
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CCEOSC officials and Mayor Frank were present at the press conference for the Toronto Trade Show 2027.
The third edition of the Toronto Trade Show (TTS 2027) is scheduled for May 22–23, 2027, in Markham, Ontario.
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, October 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — MARKHAM, Ontario – September 25, 2026 – The third Toronto Trade Show & Canada-China Enterprise Overseas Expo (Toronto Trade Show 2027) was formally introduced at a press event in Markham. Nearly 200 attendees from government bodies, trade groups, retailers, purchasing channels, industry associations, exhibitors, buyers, and strategic partners were present.
The Canada-China Enterprise Overseas Service Centre (CCEOSC) is organizing the event, which will be held May 22–23, 2027, at the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre.
Expanding upon the success of the first two editions, the 2027 show is set to increase its scope, sector coverage, and global attendance. Its primary goal is to link Canadian businesses and purchasers with Chinese manufacturers, brands, and supply chains, while also creating wider avenues for international commerce and partnership.
Support from Government and the Business Sector
Representatives from all three government tiers, as well as business and civic leaders, were present at the press conference.
Among the attendees were Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti; an envoy from MP Michael Ma’s office; Commercial Consuls Jiang Sheng and Wu Donghui from the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto; Richmond Hill Deputy Mayor Godwin Chan; York Regional Councillor Alan Ho; Richmond Hill Councillor Simon Cui; and delegates from Toronto City Council offices.
CCEOSC leaders in attendance comprised Director Lena Xu, Chief Advisor Steven Sun, Deputy Directors Harry Wang and Dr. Bin Tang, Executive Director Samuel Wang, Secretary General Tinna Xu, and Executive Council Member Daniel Chen.
Messages of congratulations were sent by Prime Minister Mark Carney, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson, former Senator Victor Oh, along with several Members of Parliament and municipal officials.
From a Two-Day Exhibition to a B2B Platform Active Year-Round
A significant announcement for Toronto Trade Show 2027 is the debut of Noah Prime, a digital B2B platform designed to extend business prospects beyond the in-person event.
This platform will allow exhibitors, purchasers, and professional service providers to display products, promote their ventures, connect with prospective partners, and exchange resources throughout the entire year.
By merging direct, face-to-face trade show interactions with continuous digital business matchmaking, the Toronto Trade Show intends to transform from a single annual gathering into a year-round international trade and commerce hub.
The 2027 edition will also increase its incorporation of artificial intelligence and digital tools into exhibition management, buyer matching, and business services.
Expanded Advisory, Industry, and Association Network
During the press conference, CCEOSC broadened its roster of advisors and experts, adding professionals specializing in international trade, investment, technology, education, and business growth.
New advisors include Justin Poy, Founder of Justin Poy Agency; Marc Kealey, a former advisor to Canada’s Prime Minister; Dr. Reza Moridi, a past Ontario Minister of Research, Innovation and Science; and other Canadian and global business leaders and industry specialists.
A dedicated Toronto Trade Show 2027 Organizing Committee, composed of over 20 professionals, has also been formed to manage exhibitor recruitment, buyer outreach, international promotion, business alliances, media relations, and event logistics.
Furthermore, 15 Canadian business associations and community groups have been asked to serve as supporting entities, broadening the show’s commercial and industry connections.
CCEOSC also revealed the creation of its Guangzhou Development District Investment Promotion Office and Hong Kong Office, enhancing its capacity to link businesses and resources between Canada and China.
Broadening Global Reach
CCEOSC is deepening its partnerships with international bodies, including IECIA, whose network covers 38 countries and regions.
Through this alliance, the Toronto Trade Show will engage with more global innovation firms, technology brands, and industry organizations. The partnership will also open doors for Canadian enterprises and innovative initiatives to tap into business networks and markets in China and the Asia-Pacific region.
Additionally, two international cooperation agreements were signed at the press conference, addressing education and supply chain development.
Ten Exhibition Zones Covering Over 30 Industry Sectors
Toronto Trade Show 2027 will showcase 10 major exhibition zones and more than 30 industry segments, encompassing logistics and warehousing, e-commerce, home and appliances, food and beverage, finance and investment, real estate and construction, fashion and lifestyle, nutrition and wellness, artificial intelligence and technology, and culture and education.
Over 100 Canadian and Chinese companies and organizations are anticipated to take part.
The event will feature both well-known brands and emerging enterprises, with products ranging from consumer goods and traditional cultural items to robots, drones, electric vehicles, smart wearables, and other technology-driven innovations.
The second Toronto Trade Show in 2026 displayed thousands of product categories and more than 10,000 individual items, drawing buyers and professional visitors from across Canada, as well as from the United States, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Linking Businesses to Worldwide Prospects
Toronto Trade Show 2027 will continue to evolve as an open platform for product display, procurement, business matchmaking, market development, and international collaboration.
Through its physical exhibition, B2B digital platform, business association network, and international partnerships, the show aims to assist Canadian businesses in exploring opportunities in China and global markets, while also supporting Chinese companies seeking to establish and grow their footprint in Canada.
About CCEOSC
The Canada-China Enterprise Overseas Service Centre (CCEOSC) is a federally registered, non-political, non-religious, not-for-profit organization in Canada committed to fostering trade and business collaboration between Canadian and Chinese private enterprises.
CCEOSC aids Canadian companies seeking prospects in China and helps Chinese businesses with market entry, investment, and trade development in Canada.
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