CMS Student Commitee: I was a member of this committee during the 2023-2026 period. The committee does a lot for mathematics students in Canada, but it could always do more! If you want to know more about the committee, please visit their website or join their discord server! The committee can also offer small grants for student events, the details are on the website!

Notes from the Margin: this is the official student journal of the CMS, of which I was editor for 2 years. It's a great publication, which only gets better as the years pass! The issues that I have personally edited are:
Summer 2026 (Co-Editor), Winter 2025, Summer 2025, Winter 2024, Summer 2024 (Assistant-Editor).
If you are a student, I highly recommend that you submit an article! You can find more information on the journal's webpage. You can also reach out to the current editor at student-editor@cms.math.ca.

Winter 2025 CMS Meeting: with AJ Fong and Zhenchao Ge, we organized a research session called Number Theory by Early Career Researchers at the 2025 CMS Winter Meeting in Toronto. We want to thank everyone who gave a talk and those who attended the session! This was the 5th time that such a session was held at a CMS Meeting, each time with a different set of organizers. If you would like to organize this session in the future (or any other research session), feel free to reach out to me and I can provide some more information!

UW-WiM DRP: The Women in Mathematics Committee (WiM) at the University of Waterloo organizes a wonderful Directed Reading Program. I have participated in this program twice as mentor and really appreciated the experience. Have a look at their website!

Pride Factors: in the past I have been involved with this new 2SLGBTQIA+ group in the Faculty of Mathematics at the University of Waterloo. The group is always looking to expand its community. Please contact them at pride.factors@uwaterloo.ca if you want to learn more!

CUPE 5524: After a long organization campaign, the sessional instructors, research assistants and teaching assistants at the University of Waterloo finally have their own labour's union! Keep yourself informed by visiting the union's website (CUPE, local 5524).

Christine Eagles: She is an amazing researcher in Model Theory, living the big life in Chicago! You should look at her publications, available on her website. Maybe you can hire her in the future?

Books for sale: Karl Dilcher (Dalhousie University) maintains an amazing webpage for purchasing old mathematics books at affordable prices. It is worth browsing! All profits go in equal part to the CMS and the Dalhousie University.