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PG Connects Summit Montreal 2026 is a one-day business event for the mobile games industry, organised as a new stop on the PG Connects world tour. The summit concentrates on mobile and artificial intelligence, the two areas its organisers identify as the main growth drivers for game companies, and is aimed at developers, publishers, marketers, investors and service providers working in mobile gaming. The event runs on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at the Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal, Canada, held alongside MIGS, the long-running Montreal games industry conference. Around 500 mobile games professionals are expected. The programme combines talks and panels with an expo area and pre-scheduled meetings through the MeetToMatch platform, and a single ticket gives access to both PG Connects and MIGS, with selected fringe events available on separate application. For studios looking for partners, publishing deals or a clearer view of how AI is reshaping user acquisition and live operations, the summit offers a compact, deal-oriented day in one of North America's major game development hubs. Pairing it with MIGS turns a single trip into a wider look at the Canadian and international games business.
PG Connects Summit Montreal 2026 takes place November 10, 2026 in Montreal, Canada.
PG Connects Summit Montreal 2026 is an in-person event.
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PG Connects Summit Montreal gathers mobile games professionals on 10 November at the Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal, running alongside the MIGS conference week. The waterfront venue puts attendees steps from Old Montreal's cobbled streets and stone warehouses. November is the city's quiet shoulder season before winter sets in: expect cold days near freezing, early sunsets, and a bilingual French-English city whose game studio cluster makes after-hours networking easy to find.
Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is about 20 km west of downtown. The 747 express bus runs around the clock to downtown and the Berri-UQAM station, typically in 45–70 minutes depending on traffic. Taxis apply a flat fare to downtown. From central stations, the Orange Line to Place-d'Armes or Champ-de-Mars leaves a short walk down to the Old Port and the Grand Quay. VIA Rail serves Gare Centrale from Toronto and Ottawa.
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Coverage across downtown and the Old Port is strong, and visitors from outside Canada can avoid roaming fees by installing an eSIM before flying in. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Old Montreal. The historic district starts right behind the port. Allow an hour or two to walk Rue Saint-Paul and Place Jacques-Cartier, ideally in late afternoon so you can stay on for dinner; the streets are compact and easy on foot from the Grand Quay.
Notre-Dame Basilica. A short walk uphill from the waterfront, the basilica's deep blue and gold interior is one of the city's landmark sights. Visits take around 45 minutes; check ahead for evening light-show times, which make a good post-summit outing. Tickets on Tiqets →
Mount Royal lookout. For a city panorama, take a bus or taxi to the Kondiaronk Belvedere on Mount Royal. In November the trees are bare and the views open wide; budget about 90 minutes and wear warm layers, as the summit is windy.
How do I get from Montreal airport to the Old Port?
Take the 747 express bus downtown and continue on the metro Orange Line to Place-d'Armes or Champ-de-Mars, or take a taxi on the flat downtown fare.
How cold is Montreal in mid-November?
Temperatures are usually around or just above freezing, with wind near the river, so a warm coat, hat and gloves are recommended.
Do I need to speak French in Montreal?
French is the main language, but English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants and at industry events; a polite bonjour is appreciated.
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