PotashCorp Wins Prestigious Overall Award of Excellence in Corporate Reporting
PotashCorp is recognized by the CA profession and investor community as it wins the Overall Award of Excellence in Corporate Reporting at the 2006 CICA Corporate Reporting Awards (CRA).

CICA President Kevin Dancey named to International Federation of Accountants Board
The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) at its recent worldwide meeting appointed Kevin Dancey, FCA, President and CEO of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) to its Board.

CICA launches Succession Planning Toolkit for Business Owners
Recent research shows that Canada's aging owners of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are facing a crisis in succession yet over 50 per cent do not have a succession plan to manage their exit as they near retirement.

2006 Uniform Evaluation Honour Roll
CICA proudly presents 60 individuals who achieved the highest standing in the country in the 2006 Uniform Evaluation (UFE).

Canada’s 71,000 Chartered Accountants welcome 2,136 candidates who have passed the CA Profession’s Uniform Evaluation
Jennifer Hayton of KPMG LLP in Waterloo, Ontario has been awarded the prestigious Governor General’s Gold Medal and the Chartered Accountants of Canada cash prize of $5,000 for the highest standing in Canada on the CA profession’s 2006 Uniform Evaluation (UFE).

Moving in the Right Direction – More Emphasis on Corporate Tax Cuts Needed

Canada’s CAs release new standard practices for investigative and forensic accounting

CAs Call for better disclosure through draft income trust reporting guidance

Canada’s leading corporate reporting awards program expands to include the Auditor General of Canada’s Award

Commodity Tax Mid-year Update '07 - Current Issues in Commodity Tax
February 1-2, Toronto, ON & February 15-16, Calgary, AB
Two full days of valuable updates, analysis and interpretation by top advisors from the legal and accounting communities including updates on emerging issues relating to GST, Customs Duty, International Trade and PST.

How to Become a CA
By choosing to become a Chartered Accountant you are choosing to become a trusted professional, known for technical excellence, integrity, objectivity and commitment to the public interest.

Foreign Trained Accountants
If you hold a foreign accountancy designation and desire to become a Canadian Chartered Accountant (CA), you must submit your application to the Provincial Institute of Chartered Accountants of the jurisdiction where you reside, or intend to reside.