True North Dreamin
A Canadian Salesforce Community Conference
FROM coast-to-coast-to-coast
True North Dreamin’ 2027
Canada’s Salesforce Community Conference
April 6–7, 2027
Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel
Toronto, Ontario
True North Dreamin’ is returning to Toronto in 2027!
Join members of the Salesforce community from across Canada—and beyond—for two days of practical learning, meaningful connections and community celebration.
True North Dreamin’ is a volunteer-led conference created by and for the Salesforce community. Whether you are an Admin, Developer, Architect, Consultant, Business Analyst, Marketer, nonprofit professional, customer, partner or community leader, TND is a place to learn from one another and build connections that continue long after the event ends.
Planning for TND27 is underway
We have officially confirmed the Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel for April 6–7, 2027, and planning is already underway.
Tickets are not available yet, but more information will be shared over the coming months, including:
Sponsorship opportunities
Travel and accommodation information
Call for Speakers
Ticket sales
Agenda and speaker announcements
Volunteer opportunities
Stay where the action is
Our TND27 hotel room block is now open at the Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel.
Special conference rates are available for the event dates and may also be extended for up to three nights before and three nights after the conference, based on availability.
The last day to book using the TND27 group rate is March 11, 2027.
Interested in sponsoring TND27?
Our 2027 Sponsorship Prospectus is now available.
We have a range of sponsorship opportunities, including full sponsorship packages, Supporter and In-Kind options, À La Carte opportunities and customized partnerships.
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Stay connected
Want to be among the first to hear about tickets, speakers, sponsors and other TND27 announcements?
Join our mailing list and follow the TND Blog for updates throughout the year.
We hope to see you next April in Toronto!
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