Publications
Latest issue of Canadian Journal of Mathematics – Volume 72, issue 4, August 2020
Latest issue of Canadian Mathematical Bulletin – Volume 63, issue 3, September 2020
Latest issue of the CMS Notes – Volume 52, issue 4, September 2020
Latest issue of Crux Mathematicorum – Volume 46, issue 9, November 2020
Activities and Events
2020 CMS Virtual Winter Meeting – Registration is now open for the 2020 CMS Virtual Winter Meeting. Register now and take advantage of our many mini-courses, plenary and prize lectures, research and education sessions, student poster session and much more.
You can also hold a Whova virtual booth during the meeting, which would allow you to interact with the attendees, customise your profile, stream videos and make your product and services known to mathematicians.
Chao Zhang Receives the 2020 G. de B. Robinson Award
(Oct 16, 2020) The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) is pleased to announce that Dr. Chao Zhang is the recipient of the 2020 G. de B. Robinson Award for a paper published in the Canadian Journal of Mathematics in 2018-2019.
Call for Nominations for the 2021 Doctoral Prize
Deadline: Jan 31 The CMS invites nominations for the 2021 CMS Blair Spearman Doctoral Prize. The prize recognizes outstanding performance by a doctoral student who graduated from a Canadian university in the preceding year.
All Members of Math Team Canada Win Medals at the 2020 IMO
(Sep 30, 2020) OTTAWA – Math Team Canada 2020 wins three Gold medals, one Silver medal and two Bronze medal.
CMS Congratulates Dr. Termeh Kousha on the Birth of Her Son
(Sep 16, 2020) The Canadian Mathematical Society congratulates Dr. Termeh Kousha and her husband on the birth of their son. The CMS wishes them many years of health and happiness and look forward to welcoming Dr. Kousha back in the office next fall.
(Aug 31, 2020) The Canadian mathematician and friend of the Canadian Mathematical Society, Peter Borwein, passed away on August 23. Here is the CMS President’s message regarding this sad news.
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The CMS Student Committee (Studc) was created to help the Society serve the needs of university students. The Committee aims to develop and support the community of mathematics students across Canada.
