In 2002, the cellphone signal vanished as soon as you drove into Kananaskis. That remote beauty—unplugged, unpolished, and unmistakably Canadian—was exactly what made it the perfect site for a global summit. Now, as the world returns for the 2025 G7, Kananaskis offers something rare: a destination that has grown smarter, more sustainable, and more welcoming […]
At the Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge, business blends seamlessly with mountain air. A past host of the G8—this resort delivers world-class events with a Rockies view. With nearly 20,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, it accommodates everything from board retreats to product launches. Breakouts happen fireside, strategy unfolds between spa soaks and snowshoe treks, […]
In 2002, Kananaskis was a quiet mountain outpost chosen for its remoteness and natural security—a place where world leaders could gather beneath towering peaks, far from the spotlight. Two decades later, the G7 is returning to a transformed Kananaskis: revitalized, reimagined, and ready to host the world once again. With new trails, spa experiences, infrastructure, […]
When Kananaskis hosted the G8 Summit in 2002, it was known mostly to skiers, hikers, and the occasional policy wonk. Today, it’s a model for thoughtful tourism development—complete with a four-star lodge, a Nordic spa, revamped golf course, and a new wave of Indigenous- and guide-led outdoor experiences. As it prepares to once again welcome […]
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We acknowledge that the land on which we explore, Kananaskis, lies is the traditional territory of the Treaty 7 Nations of The Tsuut’ina Nation, the Stoney Nakoda Nation, comprised of the Chiniki, Bearspaw, Goodstoney and Wesley First Nations, and the Blackfoot Confederacy, including the Kainai-Blood Tribe, Siksika, Peigan-Piikani and Aamskapi Pikun. We recognize the Treaty 3 region of the Mètis Nation of Alberta and their historic connection to this land. We commit to the furthering of truth and reconciliation and honour and celebrate those who have lived, and continue to live, on this land.
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