Publications
Latest issue of Canadian Journal of Mathematics – Volume 73, issue 3, June 2021
Latest issue of Canadian Mathematical Bulletin – Volume 64, issue 2, June 2021
Latest issue of the CMS Notes – Volume 53, issue 3, June 2021
Latest issue of Crux Mathematicorum – Volume 47, issue 6, June 2021
Registration is now open for the Canadian Mathematical Gray Jay Competition.
Six Top Mathletes Selected for Math Team Canada 2021
(Jul 8, 2021) The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) is pleased to announce that Canada’s six top math students are on their way to compete at the 62nd International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO).
Catalin Badea, Vincent Devinck, and Sophie Grivaux to Receive the 2021 G. de B. Robinson Award
(Jul 5, 2021) The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) is pleased to announce that Dr. Catalin Badea, Dr. Vincent Devinck, and Dr. Sophie Grivaux are the recipients of the 2021 G. de B. Robinson Award for papers published in the Canadian Mathematical Bulletin in 2020.
July 1st, Day of Mourning and Reflection for the CMS
(Jun 30, 2021) In light of recent discoveries of unmarked graves and the recent attacks on Muslim Canadians, which resulted in the murder of four members of the Afzaal family in London, ON and a brutal attack on a Muslim man in Saskatoon, SK, the Canadian Mathematical Society believes that this year Canada Day should be a day of mourning and reflection.
New Editors-in-Chief of Canadian Journal of Mathematics
(Jun 28, 2021) The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) is pleased to announce that Henry Kim and Robert McCann have been appointed as the incoming Editors-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Mathematics (CJM), commencing on January 1st, 2022.
The 2021 CMS Winter Meeting Will be Held Online
(Jun 25, 2021) Upon elaborate consultations with the math community and reviewing the results of the online survey that was sent to the CMS members, the CMS concludes that moving the 2021 Winter Meeting to a virtual platform is the best course of action.
The CMS is very grateful for the support of its sponsors.
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.
