Resources from the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s 2026 Public Meetings

In October 2026, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) held public meetings in eight cities across Canada. These meetings are a rare opportunity for Canadians to engage directly with the staff and executives that manage the nearly $900-billion Canada Pension Plan on behalf of over 22 million beneficiaries and contributors.

Our national pension manager does not intend to make audio or video recordings or written transcripts of the public meetings available to the public.

Canadians used their mobile phones to capture photos, audio recordings and videos at seven of the CPPIB meetings (all but the one in St. John’s), which included questions from attendees and answers given by senior staff and executives at CPPIB. The audio recordings can be found at these links:

CPPIB also held two public meetings in Alberta earlier this year. Audio recordings from those meetings are also included here:

Sharing these recordings enables some semblance of transparency to the millions of Canadians who were unable to attend a CPPIB public meeting in person. It sheds some light on the questions that Canadians asked CPPIB staff at these public meetings, as well as the responses provided by CPPIB staff.

For a summary of the key takeaways on how CPPIB addressed its approach to climate risk, fossil fuel investments and Indigenous rights at the 2026 public meetings, read our analysis here.