Journals of the Canadian Mathematical Society

The Canadian Journal of Mathematics (CJM) and the Canadian Mathematical Bulletin (CMB) are the flagship research journals of the Society, devoted to publishing original research works of high standard. The CJM typically publishes longer papers and the CMB publishes shorter papers. There are two sets of Editors-in-Chief and a common Editorial Board.

G. de B. Robinson Award

The annual G. de B. Robinson Award recognizes the highest quality articles published in the CJM and the CMB. The 2011 Award Winners are Hugh Thomas and Alexander Yong for their article “Multiplicity-Free Schubert Calculus”, Canad. Math. Bulletin Vol. 53 (1), 2010 pp. 171-186.

Read more about the G. de B. Robinson Award.

Crux Mathematicorum with Mathematical Mayhem (also called CRUX with MAYHEM) is an internationally respected source of unique and challenging mathematical problems published by the CMS. Designed primarily for the secondary and undergraduate levels, and also containing some pre-secondary material, it has been referred to as "the best problem solving journal in the world". All the problems and solutions are fully peer-reviewed for clarity, completeness and rigour by academic and professional mathematicians. Crux includes an "Olympiad Corner" which is particularly helpful for students preparing for math competitions.

The Notes of the Canadian Mathematical Society, the Society's official newsletter, is published six times a year. The CMS Notes is the primary medium of communication between the Society and its members. It features columns on research, education, meetings, conferences, committees at work, book reviews, awards, news from departments and employment opportunities.