Join Us for the Inaugural ISA Fall Institute Canada in Toronto

The ISA Canadian Chapter is excited to invite members, appraisal professionals, and industry colleagues to the inaugural ISA Fall Institute Canada, taking place September 23–25, 2026, in the heart of downtown Toronto.

This landmark event marks the first time the International Society of Appraisers has created a Fall Institute specifically for the Canadian market and hosted entirely in Canada. Building on the success of ISA’s educational programming in the United States, the Fall Institute Canada will provide an exceptional opportunity for learning, professional development, and networking tailored to Canadian appraisers and those working with Canadian clients.

A Premier Educational Experience

Hosted at the prestigious University Club of Toronto, the Fall Institute will feature two full days of hands-on learning, expert-led presentations, and practical discussions designed to help attendees strengthen their appraisal knowledge and expand their professional expertise.

Participants will have the opportunity to engage directly with leading specialists and explore topics including:

  • Art Fraud
  • Expert Witness Practice in Canada
  • CCPERB Updates
  • Silver and Decorative Arts
  • Asian Art
  • Inuit Syllabics
  • And other specialized appraisal subjects

The program is designed to provide real-world insights and practical applications that attendees can immediately incorporate into their appraisal practice.

Connect with Colleagues from Across Canada and Beyond

One of the most valuable aspects of the Fall Institute is the opportunity to build professional connections. Appraisers from across Canada and the United States will gather to exchange ideas, discuss emerging trends, and strengthen relationships within the profession.

The event will begin with a welcome reception and networking opportunity on September 23, giving attendees the chance to connect with fellow professionals before the educational sessions begin.

Open to Members and Non-Members

Whether you are an ISA member, a candidate member, or an appraisal professional interested in expanding your expertise, the Fall Institute Canada welcomes your participation. This event is open to both members and non-members and is expected to attract strong attendance from across the appraisal community.

Event Details

ISA Fall Institute Canada
September 23–25, 2026
University Club of Toronto
380 University Avenue
Toronto, Ontario

Schedule

  • September 23: Welcome Reception & Networking
  • September 24–25: Educational Sessions and Hands-On Learning Experiences

Breakfast and lunch are included with registration.

Register Today!

As the first event of its kind in Canada, the ISA Fall Institute Canada represents an exciting milestone for the Canadian appraisal community. Whether your goal is to earn continuing education, deepen your expertise, connect with colleagues, or stay current on developments in the profession, this is an event you will not want to miss.

Registration is now open. We encourage you to secure your spot early and join us in Toronto this September for what promises to be a memorable and valuable learning experience.

For registration information and event details, visit the ISA Fall Institute Canada registration page.

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