Immediate Past President Sharon Giffen reflects on the changes during her year in office.

Each month we give Canada's actuarial professionals an opportunity to highlight recent career moves, promotions, and other achievements. Don’t miss this chance to keep your peers informed about you and your company.

In “Actuarial Evidence: Helping to Resolve Financial Disputes More Fairly, Inexpensively, and Quickly”, Craig A. Allen describes the actuarial evidence area of practice.

Learn more about how predictive modelling creates opportunities for businesses and actuaries.

David C. Hart, FCIA(1990), received the President’s Award at this year’s Annual Meeting.

Don’t miss the IFRS 17 blog, a members-only resource centre for everything you need to know about IFRS 17.

Second in a series of two, this article, which provides a more in-depth look at climate change and the actuarial-related activities around it in 2017, is excerpted with permission from one in the February 2018 IAA Newsletter.

Staff actuary Chris Fievoli, who himself works from the Waterloo region for the Head Office in Ottawa, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of actuaries working remotely.

Review the financial statements and the activities the Institute undertook in implementing its strategic plan.

Past President Michael Rosenfelder, FCIA(1965), FIA(1961) ASA(1951), MAAA(1965)

Once again the CIA Head Office is following the practice of summer hours, meaning that the office is closed on Friday afternoons during July and August.

Over 500 participants at the sold-out event had the chance to Learn, Adapt, and Thrive.

An overview of recently accomplished research initiatives.

The CIA welcomed 35 new Fellows during its Annual Meeting in Toronto—the ceremony was memorable.

Volunteers on the Move provides the latest information on the CIA's committee and task force members.