Atlantic AI Companies Set to Showcase Innovation on National Stage in Montréal

Halifax, NS – September 4, 2025 – Atlantic Canadian AI companies are gearing up to take centre stage at ALL IN 2025, Canada’s largest artificial intelligence event, happening September 24–25 in Montréal. Digital Nova Scotia (DNS) is leading a trade mission that will showcase 15 of the region’s most promising AI-focused companies to investors, global partners, and industry leaders.The two-day conference draws 4,000+ participants and 200+ speakers from across the world, offering workshops, curated content tracks, and high-impact networking opportunities. For Atlantic Canadian companies, this is more than a trade mission; it’s a chance to gain international exposure, explore partnerships, and position the region as a rising AI hub.“Atlantic Canada is home to some of the country’s most innovative AI talent, but we often don’t get the spotlight we deserve,” said Owen Sagness, CEO of Digital Nova Scotia. “ALL IN 2025 is the platform that puts our companies in front of the global AI ecosystem. This is our opportunity to showcase what we can do, secure partnerships, and prove that Atlantic Canadian AI is a force to be reckoned with.”The mission is supported through funding from the Atlantic Trade and Investment Growth Strategy (ATIGS), in partnership with Invest Nova Scotia and Opportunities New Brunswick, with additional support from VOLTA, Venn Innovation, TechNL, and PEI Business Inc.Applications are now open for Atlantic Canadian AI companies ready to take their innovation global. Interested companies can learn more and apply through Digital Nova Scotia’s website: https://digitalnovascotia.com/programs/trade-missions/all-in-2025/
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