Reagan Bromley, CPA, is the recipient of this year’s Kouri Berezan Heinrichs (KBH) Award for Professional Growth, recognizing her dedication to candidate success and commitment to the profession.

As we approach the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR) on September 30, CPAWSB reaffirms its ongoing commitment to honouring Indigenous history, culture, and traditions.

This post is about AI and CPA professional judgment. It addresses the gray area that CPA candidates are navigating; a time that while there are rules to what you can and cannot do with AI, there are also areas where candidates can, but likely shouldn’t, use AI. Let’s discuss the gray area.

CPAWSB recently presented Erikka Ogrodnick, CPA, with the 2024 CPAWSB Recognition Instructor Award, celebrating her dedication to teaching, mentorship, and her lasting impact on candidates’ CPA journeys.

CPAWSB recently recognized Dennis Shon, CPA, with the David Inhaber Distinguished Facilitator Award, an honour that highlights CPA PEP facilitators who demonstrate exceptional dedication to candidate success and embody the spirit of mentorship within the CPA profession.

CPAWSB recently presented Cathleen Elliot, CPA, CA, with the 2024 CPAWSB Facilitator Award, which recognizes facilitators who have had a notable and positive impact on their candidates and approach their role with a dedication to excellence.

At CPAWSB, we are committed to supporting learners from all backgrounds, including those navigating the CFE through memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with international professional accounting bodies. That is why we launched the Introduction to Capstone 2 and CFE (ITCP2 MOU) initiative in February 2024 and expanded it in 2025 to welcome learners from newly established MOU agreements. The results have been encouraging and continue to highlight the value of active participation.