Individuals residing in Canada
| 2012 Membership Rates (Canada) | |
|---|---|
| MEMBERSHIP CATEGORY | CDN$ |
| New Member (50% of regular fee for 5 year commitment) |
$ 120/yr |
| Regular Membership (For those with salaries $85K and over) |
$ 240 |
| Regular Membership (For those with salaries under $85K) |
$ 170 |
| Early Career Membership (Up to 5 years after the year of completion of PhD or up to 2 years after starting tenure track position) |
$100 |
| Retired or Unemployed Membership | $ 60 |
| College, Cegep or High School Teacher | $ 90 |
| Student Member (As an individual, not sponsored by University*) |
$ 40 |
| Lifetime Membership (Available to those 40 years of age or more) | See details |
* Sponsored student rate is $20 CDN per student and is paid by the university. If you are a student interested in this category of membership, please contact the chair of your university's mathematics department.
Individuals residing outside Canada
Often mathematicians living outside Canada are members of other national mathematical societies. The CMS has reciprocal and affiliate arrangements with many such societies and invites members of those societies to join using the rates below. The MAA, is not a reciprocal society, but is an affiliate, so it has its own rates.
| 2012 Membership Rates (outside Canada) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| MEMBERSHIP CATEGORY | RECIPROCAL (US$) |
MAA (US$) |
OTHERS (US$) |
| New Member (50% of regular fee for 5 year commitment) |
$ 60/yr | $ 102/yr | $ 122/yr |
| Regular Membership (For those with salaries $85K and over) |
$ 120 | $ 204 | $ 243 |
| Regular Membership (For those with salaries under $85K) |
$ 85 | $ 145 | $ 172 |
| Early Career Membership (Up to 5 years after the year of completion of PhD or up to 2 years after starting tenure track position) |
$ 50 | $ 85 | $ 102 |
| Retired or Unemployed Membership | $ 30 | $ 51 | $ 61 |
| College, Cegep or High School Teacher | $ 45 | $ 77 | $ 91 |
| Student Member | $ 20 | $ 34 | $ 41 |
| Lifetime Membership (Available to those 40 years of age or more) | See details | ||
Periodical Publications for Members
All Members of the CMS are eligible for significant discounts in the regular rates of all CMS publications. In particular, our regular periodicals, including the research journals Canadian Mathematical Bulletin and Canadian Journal of Mathematics, are offered with substantial savings only available to members.
Mathematical Reports, published by the Academy of Science (Royal Society of Canada), is also available to CMS members.
| Periodicals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Periodical Rates for Members (2012) | Canadian addresses (CDN$) |
non-Canadian addresses (US$) |
| Canadian Journal of Mathematics (CJM) (hard copy and on-line) |
$ 205 | $ 211 |
| Canadian Mathematical Bulletin (CMB) (hard copy and on-line) |
$ 104 | $ 107 |
| CRUX Mathematicorum with Mathematical Mayhem (CRUX) (hard copy and on-line) |
$ 47 | $ 49 |
| CRUX (for "Student" or "College, Cegep, H.S. Teacher" members only) (hard copy and on-line) |
$ 40 | $ 42 |
| CRUX (for "Student" or "College, Cegep, H.S. Teacher" members only) (on-line only) |
$ 10 | $ 12 |
| CMS Notes (hard copy) |
$ 35 | $ 40 |
| CMS Notes (Retired/Unemployed members only) (hard copy) |
$ 20 | $ 25 |
| Mathematical Reports (hard copy only) |
$ 36 | $ 38 |
| Combined CJM, CMB and CRUX (hard copy and on-line) |
$ 309 | $ 318 |
| Combined CJM, CMB and CRUX (on-line only) |
$ 146 | $ 151 |
Notes:
- Prices above are in Canadian funds for Canadian addresses and in US funds for all non-Canadian addresses. GST/HST taxes are applicable to Canadian addresses only and are not included in the prices listed.
Tax Deductions
A membership receipt will be issued and may be claimed on your Canadian tax return as professional fees. A separate income tax receipt is issued for added donations of $10 or more, and may be claimed on your Canadian tax return as charitable donations.
