A new executive committee for 2025-26 was confirmed by the Canadian Philosophical Association (CPA) at its general annual meeting, held during the association’s most recent congress in Toronto. These academics and committee leaders will continue to advance philosophical research, education, and community development across Canada. Among them are several members or colleagues of the CRÉ.

CPA’s Executive committee for 2025-26:

• Paul Bartha (UBC), President
• Ryoa Chung (UdeM), Outgoing President
• Christian Leduc (UdeM), Vice-President
• Adam Murray (Calgary), Treasurer
• Brenda Sanderson, Executive Director

CPA’s Board of Directors and Committee Officers for 2025-26:

• Cameron Boult (Brandon), Director
• Jean-Philippe Ranger (St. Thomas), Director
• Catherine Rioux (Laval), Director
• Seamus O’Neill (Memorial), Director
• Nancy Salay (Queens), Editor-in-Chief, Dialogue (English-language office)
• Charles Côté-Bouchard (Montmorency), Editor-in-Chief, Dialogue (French-language office)
• Agnes Tam (Calgary), Director and Co-President, CPA Equity Committee
• Stephanie Kapusta (Dalhousie), Director and Co-President, CPA Equity Committee
• Lauren Bialystok (U. Toronto), President, Committee on Philosophy in Schools

The expertise and commitment of these researchers are essential for fostering philosophical dialogue, promoting equity in the field, and strengthening ties between academic philosophy and the wider community.

A big welcome and congratulations to all the members of the new team!