2026 Atlantic Canada ESC Conference, Moncton
Adapting to change.
Erosion and sediment control strategies for modern infrastructure.
- Date
- Thursday, November 5, 2026
- Time
- 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
- Venue
- Crowne Plaza Hotel Downtown Moncton, New Brunswick
- Early bird
- Until October 25, 2026
- Hosted by
- CANIECA
Infrastructure is changing faster than the ground it sits on.
Climate change, rapid development and evolving regulations are reshaping how we design, build and maintain infrastructure. This conference brings together practitioners from across Atlantic Canada to share practical solutions, new technologies and real project case studies that protect communities and the environment.
- Learn from leading ESC experts from across Canada
- Practical strategies for climate resilience
- New technologies, products and best practices
- Real-world case studies and lessons learned
- Current regulations, standards and industry trends
- Peers from across Atlantic Canada
- Networking at breaks and the closing social hour
Speakers.
Presenters confirmed so far for Moncton.
Chris Thomson
Jason White
ABT Drains
Derek Oosterhouse
Profile Products
ACAP Saint John
Chris Spicer
GEO Morphix Ltd.
Manager of Construction and Restoration Services
Sam Bates
Ultratech (White Cap)
Andy Durham
MKB Company (White Cap)
Tim Ryan
Fundy Engineering
Laurent Darveau, ing., MBA
Solmax International
J.J. Breede
Terrafix Geosynthetics Inc.
Session detailsTalk titles and times will be posted with the full program.
What the presentations cover.
Three streams, read like a borehole log: from the surface conditions, through the work on site, down to what supports the next project.
Infrastructure and climate
From the surface down- Climate resilience and infrastructure adaptation
- Erosion and sediment control best practices
- Stormwater management
Projects and compliance
On site and on the record- Municipal infrastructure projects
- Construction compliance and inspections
- Coastal and riverbank protection
Innovation and policy
The foundation for what comes next- Emerging technologies and innovative products
- Regulatory updates
- Successful project case studies
Who attends.
Your ticket covers the whole day.
Meals, every technical session, time with exhibitors and the closing social are all included.
Early bird pricing ends.
Conference day in Moncton, 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Last year's conference sold out. Seating is limited, so register early to hold your place at the early bird price.
Buy your ticketLast year, same room.
The 2025 conference filled the Crowne Plaza in Moncton and sold out. Here's what the day looked like.
Stay where the conference is.
A block of rooms is held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Downtown Moncton at a conference rate. The conference is in the same building, so there's no commute on the day.
Plus applicable taxes. Overnight parking included for hotel guests. Conference-rate rooms are subject to hotel availability.
block codeK3W
- Hotel
- Crowne Plaza Hotel Downtown Moncton
1005 Main Street, Moncton, NB - Online
- Reserve through the International Erosion Control Association booking link. The block code is applied automatically, with November 4 to 6 preselected. Adjust the dates as needed.
- Phone
- 1-866-854-4656 (toll-free). Mention the CANIECA block code, K3W.
- reservations@cpmoncton.com. Mention the CANIECA block code, K3W.
- Day parking
- Not staying overnight? Parking at the Crowne Plaza is $4 per hour, up to $16 per day.
Thank you to our sponsors.
These organizations help make the day possible.
- White Capwhitecapsupply.com
- Bird Stairsbirdstairs.ca
- GeoMorphixgeomorphix.com
- Maritime Hydroseedmaritimehydroseed.com
- Maritime Green Products & Sun Nurseriesmaritimegreen.ca
- Fibramulchfibramulch.com
- ECBVerdyolecbverdyol.com
- Solmaxsolmax.com
Interested in joining them? See the sponsor prospectus.
Put your organization in front of the region's ESC community.
Sponsorship and exhibitor packages are available. The prospectus has pricing, benefits and booth details.
Have a project worth sharing?
Case studies, new methods and lessons from the field are all welcome. Submit an abstract to present in Moncton.