To the CGAs who recall him, T.H. Frankling was the intimidating epitome of power and success. He was also a man of substantial mystery…

Read an interview with Professor Reg Stuart, author of The First Seventy-Five Years, for expert insights into the past, present and future of the accounting profession in Canada.

When Harold Garland, FCGA, speaks to children about the importance of Remembrance Day, he begins with Hitler, the Second World War and The Great Escape...

"We believed money and church, in that order, was her life,” recalls Kenneth Cox of his late aunt Ivy. “She had seen what poverty did to families in the Great Depression ...

Read a letter written by Ivy Thomas to her sister, Ruth, in 1935...

Harold Ernest Garland, FCGA, is the living refutation of the stereotypical accountant...