A First-of-Its-Kind Virtual Canadian Assessment Associations Summit
Proudly brought to you by the Institute of Municipal Assessors (IMA), Alberta Assessors' Association (AAA), Association of Assessing Officers Manitoba (AAOM) & Saskatchewan Assessment Appraisers’ Association (SAAA).
Exploring the forces shaping our profession — and Canada's economy — for the years ahead.
Location: Online – accessible from anywhere in Canada
Credits: 3.5 CPD hours from all participating Canadian assessment associations
Additional registration being sought with the International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO) and the Appraisal Institute of Canada (AIC)
Time Zones
8:30 AM Pacific (BC, Yukon)
9:30 AM Alberta & Saskatchewan
10:30 AM Manitoba
11:30 AM Ontario & Quebec
12:30 PM Nova Scotia & New Brunswick
1:00 PM Newfoundland & Labrador
Why This Summit Matters
For the first time, assessment associations from across Canada are coming together to deliver a unified professional development Summit designed for everyone in the profession — municipal assessors, private sector consultants, and service providers alike.
Our profession is entering a period of meaningful change. The economy is adapting to climate realities, shifting trade conditions, and the growing demands of the digital age. These changes will influence how we work, what we value, and the tools we use in the years ahead.
For Senior Leaders
Gain fresh perspectives and strategies to guide decision-making and policy influence.
For Emerging Professionals
Gain context, knowledge, and skills to contribute innovative solutions as these issues evolve.
Introducing Our Keynote Speaker: Stephen Poloz
former Governor of the Bank of Canada and acclaimed author of The Next Age of Uncertainty, will be joining us as the keynote speaker.
For assessment and property valuation professionals, Stephen’s perspective offers a unique chance to connect the big-picture forces of change with the realities of our profession. He will challenge us to think differently about resilience, uncertainty, and our role in supporting the communities we serve.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from one of Canada’s most respected voices on the future of our economy. Stephen Poloz’s keynote will inspire, inform, and set the tone for an engaging and impactful day together.
Pricing
Registration will be processed through the Institute of Municipal Assessors (IMA) website. IMA members must log in to receive member pricing automatically. Members of the Alberta Assessors' Association (AAA), Association of Assessing Officers Manitoba (AAOM), and Saskatchewan Assessment Appraisers’ Association (SAAA) can contact their association’s team to obtain a discount code, which will allow them to access member pricing when registering.
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Early Bird (until November 12)
Members of Participating Associations: $125 + HST
Non-Members: $150 + HST
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Regular Registration
Members of Participating Associations: $150 + HST
Non-Members: $175 +HST
Secure your spot today and take advantage of early bird pricing!
The first-ever joint Canadian Assessment Associations Summit
Future-Focused
Explore the issues that will define our industry for years to come
For All Sectors
Municipal, private, and service provider perspectives welcomed
For All Career Stages
Whether you're leading an organization or building your career
National Expertise
Learn from leaders representing every region in Canada
Recognized CPD
Earn 3.5 hours from participating associations
The Evolving Landscape
Our profession faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities. This Summit will explore the critical forces reshaping property valuation across Canada.
Climate Challenges
Resilience, adaptation, and policy impacts on property value
Trade Turbulence
How global uncertainty shapes local valuation
Digital Economy Shift
Valuation complexities as industries move to support AI, e-commerce, and digital infrastructure
Digital Economy: New Valuation Frontiers
As industries increasingly move to the cloud to support AI, e-commerce, and digital infrastructure, the demand for specialized facilities is creating new valuation challenges.
Data centres with complex infrastructure requirements
Robust power grids supporting digital transformation
Critical minerals extraction and processing facilities
These shifts are bringing new valuation complexities and opportunities that assessment professionals must be prepared to address.
Join Your Peers From Across Canada
Secure your spot at this landmark event and join assessment professionals from coast to coast to explore the future of our profession.
Together, we'll tackle the challenges of climate adaptation, trade uncertainty, and digital transformation that are reshaping property valuation across Canada.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation that will help define the future of assessment in Canada.