Past and Future Congresses

CMOS & CMS* Congresses and Themes

*CMS became CMOS in 1977.

 

Year

Location

Theme

59 2025 # Saskatoon SK May 25 - May 29, 2025 - TBD
58 2024 Virtual Hosted by BC Interior/Yukon & Winnipeg Centres June 3 - 6, 2024 - Extreme Events in a Changing Climate
57 2023 St. John's NL (Hybrid) May 28 - June 1, 2023 - Connecting on the Rock:  From the Marine Environment to the Blue Economy
56 2022 !! Saskatoon SK (Virtual)  June 1-3 & 6-8, 2022 - Science Serving Society
55 2021 Victoria BC (Virtual)  May 31-June 11, 2021 - Climate Change:  Risk, Resilience, Response
54 2020 Ottawa ON (Virtual)  May 24-28, 2020 - Building Societal Resilience to Changing Weather, Climate, Oceans and Environment
Presentations and Recording of Session 11 - Interdisciplinary and Climate Research on Resilience -  Link to ICLR
53 2019 Montreal QC Part of International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) General Assembly, July 8-18, 2019
52 2018 Halifax Convention Centre, Halifax NS June 10-14, 2018 - Marine and Environmental Risks and Impacts
51 2017 Toronto ON June 4-8, 2017 - Future Earth: Weather, Oceans, Climate
50 2016 Fredericton NB

Monitoring and Adapting to Extreme Events and Long-Term Variations

49 2015 Whistler BC Tropics to Poles: Advancing Science in High Latitudes
48 2014 L'hôtel Rimouski, Rimouski QC Northern Exposure: The Implication of Changes in Cold Environments
47 2013 ! TCU Place, Arts and Convention Centre, Saskatoon SK Bridging Environmental Science, Policy and Resource Management
46 2012 Montreal QC The Changing Environment and its Impact on Climate, Ocean and Weather Services
45 2011 Empress Hotel, Victoria BC Ocean, Atmosphere and the Changing Pacific
44 2010 Crowne Plaza Hotel, Ottawa ON Our Earth, Our Air, Our Water - Our Future
43 2009 Halifax NS Sea and Sky Come to Life
42 2008 Grand Okanagan Hotel, Kelowna BC Water, Weather, and Climate: Science Informing Decisions
41 2007 St. John's NL Air, Ocean, Earth and Ice on the Rock
40 2006 Sheraton Centre Hotel, Toronto ON Weather, Oceans and Climate: Exploring the Connections
39 2005 Vancouver (Richmond) BC Sea to Sky
38 2004 Fantasyland Hotel. Edmonton AB Human Dimensions of Weather and Climate
37 2003 Crowne Plaza Hotel, Ottawa ON Atmosphere-Ocean Science: Impacts and Innovation
36 2002 L'hôtel Rimouski, Rimouski QC The Northern Environment
35 2001 Sheraton Hotel, Winnipeg MB Extreme Weather
34 2000 University of Victoria BC  The Role of the Pacific in Climate and Weather
33 1999 University of Québec, Montréal QC Environmental Prediction
32 1998 Holiday Inn, Dartmouth NS Atmosphere-Ocean Climate Variability
31 1997 University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon SK Water and Energy Cycles
30 1996 University of Toronto ON Various Theme Sessions
29 1995 Okanagan University College, Kelowna BC Environmental Services: Clients, Innovation and Commercialization
28 1994 University of Ottawa ON Science : Addressing the Issues
27 1993 University of New Brunswick, Fredericton NB a) Forest and Agricultural Meteorology; b) Biological-Physical Interaction in the Ocean; c) Climate Modelling; d) Remote Sensing
26 1992 Université Laval, Québec, QC Mesoscale Meteorology and Oceanography
25 1991 Delta Hotel, Winnipeg MB Northern Meteorology and Oceanography
24 1990 Royal Roads Military College, Victoria BC Climatic Variability: Causes and Consequences
23 1989 Université du Québec, Rimouski QC Oceanic and Atmospheric Hazards: Modelling and Observations
22 1988 Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamilton ON Severe Weather and its Impact
21 1987 Memorial University, St. John`s NL Predictability in the Atmosphere and the Ocean
20 1986 + University of Regina SK Drought: the Impending Crisis?
19 1985 University of Québec, Montréal QC Modelling in Meteorology and Oceanography
18 1984 Dalhousie University, Halifax NS The Marine Environment: Atmosphere, Ocean
17 1983 Banff Springs Hotel AB Day 1 Forecasting
16 1982 University of Ottawa ON Sea Ice
15 1981 University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon SK Hydrometeorology
14 1980 ^ Harbour Castle Hilton, Toronto ON Theme Sessions
13 1979 University of Victoria BC Dynamic Similarities of Oceans and Atmospheres
12 1978 University of Western Ontario, London ON Energy, the Meteorologist and the Oceanographer
11 1977 Winnipeg Convention Centre, MB The Meteorology of the Great Plains
10 1976 Université Laval, Québec QC Observational Networks
9 1975 University of British Columbia, Vancouver BC The Role of the Pacific in the Climate of N. America
8 1974 York University, Toronto ON Meteorology and the Community
7 1973 Dalhousie University, Halifax NS The Atmosphere and the Oceans
6 1972 University of Alberta, Edmonton AB Meteorology of the North
5 1971 Macdonald College, Ste. Anne de Bellevue QC Meteorology and the City
4 1970 University of Manitoba, Winnipeg MB Education in Meteorology
3 1969 University of Toronto ON Applied Meteorology
2 1968 University of Calgary AB Different Symposia
1 1967 Carleton University, Ottawa ON Different sessions

 
Explanation of Symbols:
! Jointly with Canadian Geophysical Union and Canadian Water Resources Association
!! Jointly with Canadian Geophysical Union and the Eastern Snow Conference
$ Jointly with American Meteorological Society
@ Jointly with Canadian Geophysical Union and American Meteorological Society
% Jointly with Learned Societies
& Jointly with Second Canadian Conference on Micrometeorology
^ Jointly with American Geophysical Union
# Jointly with Canadian Geophysical Union
+ Jointly with Canadian Hydrology Symposium

National Meteorological Congresses of the Canadian Branch of the Royal Meteorological Society (RMS)

 

Year

Location

Theme

7
1966
Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke QC Different sessions
6
1965
University of British Columbia, Vancouver BC Different sessions
5
1964
Dalhousie University, Halifax NS Different sessions
4
1963
Laval University, Quebec QC Different sessions
3
1962
McMaster University, Hamilton ON Different sessions
2 1961 University of  Montreal QC Different sessions
*1 1960 Queen's University, Kingston ON Different sessions

*Note: The 1960 meeting was the first "National Meteorological Congress". 
Prior to 1960, there were five "National Meteorological Conferences" organized by the members of the Meteorological Branch of the Department of Transport.
Canadian meteorological scientists formally affiliated with the RMS as one of their "Branches" in 1939.