Made in Canada Expo 2026! 🇨🇦
It’s been a high-energy weekend at the Made in Canada Expo 2026, and we are loving the focus on homegrown innovation! 🇨🇦
The SusTern team had a fantastic time at Booth 225, demonstrating how our AI-native commerce platform is streamlining B2B operations. It was incredible to connect with so many industry leaders who are passionate about supporting Canadian business and moving toward more autonomous, transparent supply chain workflows.
We were especially thrilled to be part of the conversation around the strength of the Canadian talent pool and the future of our tech ecosystem. A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by to discuss how we’re working to remove friction from the path between supplier discovery and the production floor.
If you couldn't make it to the International Centre, you can still check out what we are building at sustern.com.
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Attending the Made in Canada Expo 2026 was an eye-opening experience for me as someone interested in how technology can boost local industries. The SusTern booth stood out with its focus on automating B2B operations through an AI-native commerce platform. What I found particularly impressive was their commitment to making the supply chain more transparent and autonomous, helping businesses by reducing bottlenecks in procurement and inventory management. As a visitor, I appreciated the conversations about the strength of Canadian talent and how the country’s tech ecosystem is evolving. The enthusiasm from both exhibitors and attendees highlighted a shared passion for supporting homegrown businesses and driving innovation domestically. The platform's ability to streamline workflows from supplier discovery to production floors demonstrates how AI and automation can effectively address common challenges faced by manufacturers and suppliers. The expo also gave me new insights into how autonomous sourcing and procurement work. For example, SusTern’s platform ensures businesses never run out of stock by intelligently tracking orders from raw materials to finished goods. This level of automation is crucial for sustaining smooth operations without constant manual oversight. For those who missed the expo, exploring sustern.com offers a great way to understand these cutting-edge solutions. It’s clear that the future of Canadian tech lies in integrating artificial intelligence into practical commerce applications. Overall, attending the expo was inspiring and reaffirmed my belief in the importance of combining technology with local expertise to boost economic growth and efficiency.
