Human interpretation. Professionals for every situation.

Interpreters for French, English and other languages at your conferences, meetings and events across Canada. A team to help you prepare, with a clear plan for the day.

From first contact to meeting day · 40 seconds
Two interpreters working together in a conference booth
People at the heart of your meeting.

Where will your meeting happen?

Start with the people in the room — or on the call. We will work through the language and technical details with you.

In the room

Conferences, assemblies and workshops. Plan interpreter location, room audio and listening equipment together.

In-person interpretation

Online

Webinars, briefings and meetings on your platform. Confirm language channels, host roles and speaker audio.

Online interpretation

In both places

Bring room and remote participants into one discussion, with a shared audio and interpretation plan.

Hybrid interpretation

Still deciding on the venue or platform? Tell us what you know.

A good meeting starts before the first word.

The quote is the beginning of a conversation. Together, we clarify what your meeting needs and who looks after each part.

  1. Share the outline

    Languages, date or approximate timing, format and purpose. A few details are enough to start.

  2. Agree on the plan

    Confirm the interpreter team, equipment, platform and responsibilities. Share materials and plan the audio check.

  3. Get people ready

    Give speakers and participants clear instructions. Confirm the contacts and language channels before the meeting.

Meet the people behind the service
A short planning guide. On-screen text, no narration.
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  1. Start with what you know. Date or approximate timing. Languages. People. Meeting format. The venue or platform can still be undecided.
  2. A plan with every role clear. The interpreter team, room audio, platform and equipment. Confirm who supplies each part before booking.
  3. Prepare the people and the sound. Share the agenda and speaker materials. Check microphones and language channels. Give participants clear listening instructions.
  4. Let’s plan the next one. Send a previous event reference and tell us what has changed. We confirm the scope and availability for each event.

The words before, during and after.

Your project may need more than interpretation. Tell us what you are making, sharing or presenting.

Considering AI for your project?

Canoë and SIMO offer AI options for conversations and events. Compare the method, support and setup with human interpretation before choosing.

Explore human and AI options

A little preparation. A better starting point.

Bilingual guides and short platform videos, ready to share with the people hosting, speaking or listening.

EN/FR guides · role-based videos

Prepare a Zoom meeting

Host and participant instructions for interpretation, with downloadable guides for each role.

EN/FR guides · role-based videos

Prepare a Teams meeting

A practical starting point for hosts, interpreters and participants before everyone connects.

Planning a hybrid event? Start with the room, microphones and audio responsibilities.

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Another meeting on the calendar?

If we have worked together, send the new date and what has changed. A previous event or quote reference helps us pick up the conversation.

Plan another meeting

Let’s make room for your next conversation.

Send the details you have. We will review your needs, clarify the scope and confirm availability.