CMS Office Remains Open through Telework (Mar 17) As per the advice of Canadian public health authorities and for the safety of our staff and their families the CMS office will continue to provide support to the Canadian mathematical community through teleworking.
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CMS Office Remains Open through Telework (Mar 17)
As per the advice of Canadian public health authorities and for the safety of our staff and their families the CMS office will continue to provide support to the Canadian mathematical community through teleworking.
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Esteemed Mathematician, Richard Kenneth Guy, dies at 103 (Mar 16)
Richard Kenneth Guy, an esteemed mathematician, an “inquisitive problem solver” and a CMS lifetime member passed away on March 9, 2020. He will be missed by the CMS and the mathematical community.
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COVID-19 Update (Mar 12)
Due to the recent increase of COVID-19 cases in Canada, many of you may have questions about the impact on the 75th CMS Anniversary Meeting in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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Indigenous Scholarship – Master of Mathematics for Teachers (MMT) (Mar 5)
Up to five scholarships, each valued at a maximum of $15,000, will be awarded annually to students entering into the Master of Mathematics for Teachers (MMT) program at the University of Waterloo.
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CMS Doctoral Prize to be Renamed CMS Blair Spearman Doctoral Prize (Mar 3)
Ottawa, ON – The Canadian Mathematical Society is pleased to announce that as of 2021, the CMS Doctoral Prize will be renamed the CMS Blair Spearman Doctoral Prize in honour of the late mathematician, Dr. Blair Kenneth Spearman.
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Dr. Jacopo De Simoi to receive the 2020 Coxeter-James Prize (Feb 19)
OTTAWA (ON) – The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) is pleased to announce that Dr. Jacopo De Simoi (Toronto) has been named the recipient of the 2020 Coxeter-James Prize for his work in the area of dynamical systems. Dr. De Simoi will receive his award and present a prize lecture during the CMS Winter Meeting in Montreal, Quebec, December 4-7, 2020.
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